IKEA and Unilever want tightened maritime climate rules from EU
IKEA and Unilever support a tightening of the so-called FuelEU Maritime initiative, the European Union’s blueprint for the green fuels of the future. It’s the second time in a short period that the two retail giants push for tightened CO2 regulation in shipping.
Two of the world’s largest retailers, IKEA and Unilever, support a tightening of FuelEU Maritime, the European Commission’s blueprint for replacing fossil fuels with alternative fuel sources, they say in a statement issued by US think tank the Aspen Institute.
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