Orient Overseas International Limited informed that it has joined the United Nations Global Compact, becoming the first Hong Kong-based enterprise in the transportation and logistics industry to take part in this initiative.
Read moreEcoslops announced the implementation of a long term agreement with Galp for the supply of refined cut to the Sines Refinery of Galp. Under the agreement, Galp will purchase the refined cut produced by Ecoslops at market price at its refinery at Sines.
Read moreCarnival Corporation marked the official beginning of construction for the first of its seven next-generation cruise ships that will be fully-powered by liquefied natural gas with a keel-laying ceremony at Seatrade Europe in Hamburg.
Read moreOOCL announced that it achieved to meet the GHG Scopes 1 and 2 inventory verification requirements that it announced last year, in addition to Scope 3, which focuses on indirect emissions associated to air travel by employees of its Hong Kong office.
Read moreCarnival Corporation has released its 2016 sustainability report, as part of the launch of its new sustainability website. The report and complementary site detail the company's sustainability efforts and the progress made in 2016 toward its 2020 sustainability performance goals, across its 10 cruise brands.
Read moreThe QUADRIGA is the first sailing cargo carrier in the world, built to transport goods emission-free, using only wind power to propel her across the ocean. In addition, she is the biggest sailing ship of all time. In the future, goods of all kind could be transported in a 100% positive life-cycle assessment. The project aims to fulfil industry's vision of creating a greener, more sustainable solution for transport across the sea.
Read moreA DNV GL project team composed of Norwegian graduates, focused this summer on developing smart “robot containers” with cooling systems that can sail to ports without any human interaction. The nine chosen graduates have been assigned the task of finding a solution concerned with overcoming the spiralling costs and sustainability issues currently facing the industry.
Read moreA DNV GL project team composed of Norwegian graduates, focused this summer on developing smart “robot containers” with cooling systems that can sail to ports without any human interaction. The nine chosen graduates have been assigned the task of finding a solution concerned with overcoming the spiralling costs and sustainability issues currently facing the industry.
Read morePort of Rotterdam announced that it has become member of the WBCSD, being the first port to join this global network which aims to accelerate the transition to a sustainable world. WBCSD is uniquely positioned to work with member companies along and across value chains to deliver high-impact business solutions to the most challenging sustainability issues.
Read morePort of Rotterdam announced that it has become member of the WBCSD, being the first port to join this global network which aims to accelerate the transition to a sustainable world. WBCSD is uniquely positioned to work with member companies along and across value chains to deliver high-impact business solutions to the most challenging sustainability issues.
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