New fuels will play minor role at Bunker Holding in ten years

Climate change mitigation in the shipping sector will bring a "significant change" for the world's largest bunker firm, Bunker Holding. Still, CEO Keld R. Demant expects only a small proportion of fuels to be new in 2030, he tells ShippingWatch.

by SØREN PICO

It will be more than a decade before new CO2-free fuels play any significant role in Bunker Holding's business, says Chief Executive Keld R. Demant in an interview with ShippingWatch.

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