Maersk Line sails past CO2 target eight years early

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World's largest shipping container company cuts emissions by a quarter and ups 2020 target to a 40 per cent reduction

Maersk Line has hit its target of cutting emissions by a quarter against 2007 levels eight years ahead of schedule, the company revealed today. The world's largest shipping container company has now...

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