MSC ready to use alternative fuels
There is a need for flexible, global solutions regarding alternative fuels, says MSC executive, noting that the box carrier is ready to use alternative fuels in green corridors. Opdateret.
by DANIEL LOGAN
The world’s largest shipping liner Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is ready to use green fuels but underscores that such usage demands proper infrastructure, writes the media Offshore Energy, which cites MSC Group Vice President Maritime Policy and Government Affairs Claudio Abbate.
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