Maersk Line Reaches 2020 CO2 Target

JOC Maritime News Container Lines Maersk Line

Maersk Line Reaches 2020 CO2 Target

PRESS RELEASE | Jan 25, 2013 4:45PM EST

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Maersk Line, the world’s largest container shipping company, has reached its 2020 target of reducing CO2 emissions by 25% from its benchmark 2007 levels.

You are only viewing part of this page, please log in below to view. If you do not have an account, please register for limited access or subscribe for unlimited access to JOC.com.

More Maersk Line News & Analysis

Maersk secures $5 billion in credit to help fund sustainability efforts
Maersk leveraging Loadsmart for US truckload booking
Maersk integrator strategy takes US shape
Maersk seizing Indian transshipment opportunities
Maersk aims for more US warehouse control with JDA pact
Maersk taps into Indian fruit export growth
New Maersk booking reliability product making inroads
Spate of news out of Maersk reflects reinvention pressures
Maritime News›Container Lines›Maersk Line

More on JOC

Top US Shippers: Exports of paper, forest products plunge

Maritime News

Asia-West Coast container FEU spot rates clear $2,000

Container Lines

US truck dwell times declining, but detention still a problem

Truckload Freight

Capacity cuts keep Asia–Europe spot rates aloft

Maritime News

Slow recovery ahead for intra-Asia volumes amid COVID-19 challenges

Trade Lanes
More News & Analysis