Hapag-Lloyd publishes second sustainability report

Hapag-Lloyd takes progresses towards full eBL adoption by partnering with GSBN to implement the IQAX eBL solution.

ZEMBA’s inaugural tender secures 1B TEU-miles of zero-emission shipping, reducing CO2e by 82K metric tonnes via Hapag-Lloyd’s biomethane service.

Hamburg-based company pursues strategic growth, aiming for top-five global container line status, prioritizing quality, sustainability, and innovation.

Hapag-Lloyd and Seaspan plan to convert five container ships to methanol dual-fuel engines, with a total investment of approximately US$120 million.

Titan says bunkering large quantities of liquefied biomethane is possible and scalable after milestone bunkering of Hapag-Lloyd’s containership.

“No fixed price of EUR 90/t CO2 has been announced. Instead, Maersk updates the Emissions surcharge quarterly to ensure alignment with the latest EUA price.”