February 11, 2022

MSC working towards a greener future

Pictured: bubbles of carbon dioxide. Decarbonisation of the shipping industry is one of the biggest challenges facing the shipping industry. Photo credit: Jan Canty via Unsplash

By Kevin Clarke, Managing Director, MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company

Mr Clarke writes:

As a family company, MSC’s sustainability approach places people front and centre whilst respecting our planet. We believe that operating responsibly benefits our colleagues and crew, our customers and the communities in which we operate.

We are ambitious and take pride in delivering on our commitments, collaborating with our stakeholders in search of sustainable solutions to address global challenges. MSC has a unique approach to sustainability, which is firmly embedded across our business and reflected in all that we do.

We connect the world, fostering inclusive trade by securing organic growth and generating value among the local economies and societies that we serve. This is all reflected in the way we approach one of the biggest challenges facing the industry – decarbonising international shipping. There is still a long way to go for the shipping industry to reach net decarbonisation.

It will require significant R&D investment to achieve zero-emission ships, with a massive injection of energy and capita to bring alternative fuels and alternative propulsion technologies to the marketplace.

Read Mr Clarke’s full insight here.

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