Maersk looks to cut rail transport emissions in Germany
In a bid to minimise CO2 emissions, Maersk has extended its sustainability support for German rail customers with a new CapO2 free intermodal transports solution, which is now available on 85% of its German inland rail services.
The cost neutral system aims to reduce CO2 emissions to zero and save around 9,100 tonnes of CO2 annually compared to conventional trains and approximately 40,000 tonnes compared to road transport.
Johannes Tenschert, Maersk intermodal sales manager, Germany, said: “Our aim is to be able to convert 100% of our rail inland network in a year from now, by Q1 2022.
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