Hutchison Ports targets net zero at its Felixtowe, Harwich and Thamesport operations by 2035

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Image: Electric equipment at the Port of Felixstowe where Hutchison Ports is targeting net-zero by 2035 | Credit: Hutchinson Ports
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Image: Electric equipment at the Port of Felixstowe where Hutchison Ports is targeting net-zero by 2035 | Credit: Hutchinson Ports

Port operator unveils series of measures to reach net zero across its UK sites by switching to renewables and electric equipment

Hutchison Ports has set a new goal for its three UK shipping ports to achieve net zero for Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2035, it announced this week. The ports group, which has already set science-based...

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