Lauritzen's customers opt out of green fuels: "Even the tiniest price increase matters"
Customers will not switch to green fuels until traditional fuels are pricier than the climate-conscious alternatives, says the chief executive of Lauritzen Bulkers. But that change is still far off.
Even though Denmark-based Lauritzen Bulkers already has a green fuel alternative available for its customers, demand is seemingly not there yet.
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