Maersk's climate strategy excludes oil and LNG
With its 2050 climate plan, Maersk excludes the use of both oil and LNG as fuel. ShippingWatch closely examines the CO2 plan, which is more ambitious than IMO's stategy.
by SØREN PICO
With an ambition stretching more than 30 years into the future, Maersk has initiated a final confrontation, which will eventually completely phase-out the use of fossil fuels.
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