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Maersk, Cargill and MAN invest big-time in center for CO2-neutral shipping

Shipping industry majors such as Maersk, Cargill, NYK Line and MAN support new test center aimed at finding solutions to make shipping CO2-neutral. Maersk CEO Søren Skou will be on the center's board of directors.

Photo: Maersk - PR
BY RITZAU FINANS AND SHIPPINGWATCH
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