If the sea could talk to us, what would it say?
The sea does so much for us
Decarbonizing the sea: it’s time to turn the tide
But the sea is being harmed by those who use it
The need to reduce emissions is therefore urgent.
Electrofuel – carbon neutral liquid fuel made from renewable electricity – that is the big transition in energy supply for shipping companies and other hard-to-abate sectors.
The target we have set for reducing CO₂ emissions by 70% by 2030 is one of the most ambitious goals in the industry. To achieve that, we need collaboration.
The customer base will demand better environmental performance. It is just the reality of doing business now.
We need to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions in advance of any regulations that may be around the corner.
With this e-methanol technology, the maritime sector can be decarbonized. It’s possible and viable, technically and also economically.
It is important that we decarbonize as fast as possible and really push the green transition. These are new developments – but the technology is there.
If you want to achieve decarbonization, it is necessary to establish partnerships with other industries.
For all power-to-fuel development projects which are coming, you need to be partnering up.
We all know that we need to do something different. We need to change our mindset. And that is across all industries, not just the maritime industry.
This vessel is really eco-friendly and I think more and more countries around the world will start to be curious about this.
