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Maersk praises Cosco's plans to move into green methanol

”More initiatives like these are needed,” says Morten Bo Christiansen from Maersk, which has 25 methanol-powered ships in the pipeline.
"The biggest challenge for the green transition in shipping is the supply of green fuel, and more initiatives like these are needed," Morten Bo Christiansen tells ShippingWatch. | Photo: Maersk Pr
"The biggest challenge for the green transition in shipping is the supply of green fuel, and more initiatives like these are needed," Morten Bo Christiansen tells ShippingWatch. | Photo: Maersk Pr
by DAG HOLMSTAD

Maersk sees it as very positive that Chinese rival Cosco Shipping, together with other state-owned Chinese companies, will build a chain of industrial plants to produce green methanol.

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