Maersk plans to launch its first CO2 neutral ship in 2030
Maersk has set itself 11 years to design and build its first CO2 neutral container ship, which will join the company's commercial fleet. "We need to have the first one ready by 2030, otherwise we won't have time to replace the entire fleet."
by SØREN PICO
Maersk Group is honing in on 2030 as the year in which the first environmental and CO2 neutral container ship will join its fleet, says John Kornerup Bang, Maersk's Head of Sustainability Strategy & Chief Advisor for Climate Change.
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