Container ships could save large sums on CO2 if they improved voyage optimization
There are major reductions to be had in CO2 pollution and fuel bills if container ships’ sailing plans are optimized, shows a study by a ship database. One significant detail needs to fall into place, however.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
There may be large savings to be gained in fuel bills and thereby climate footprints if container ships improve their voyage optimization during sailings, concludes a study by ship database Marine Traffic.
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