ESL Shipping joins the City of Helsinki Climate Partners network
ESL Shipping has joined the City of Helsinki-led Climate Partners (Ilmastokumppanit) network intended for companies that want to contribute towards making Helsinki a carbon-neutral city.
Each organisation will define their own goals in mitigating climate change over the next few years. These goals must be aimed at improving the current situation and exceeding the current legislative requirements.
In 2020, ESL Shipping’s target is reportedly to decrease CO2 emissions from its fleet by 10 000 t in comparison to its 2019 figures. Furthermore, the company aims to perform trials with biogas and renewable diesel together with the Port of Helsinki and the Port of Raahe. The first biogas trial was performed in June this year.
“We are proud to join the City of Helsinki Climate Partners network. In addition, to our own environmental efforts, it is extremely important to learn more from other stakeholders. Together we can really make a difference”, commented Managing Director Mikki Koskinen.
The signing event for participating organisations was arranged the 5 November in Helsinki.
ESL Shipping Ltd is one of the leading carriers of dry bulk cargoes in the Baltic region.
Read the article online at: https://www.drybulkmagazine.com/dry-bulk/09112020/esl-shipping-joins-the-city-of-helsinki-climate-partners-network/
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