Maersk Tankers Plans to Transport CO2

Monday, March 16, 2009

According to a March 14 report from the Financial Times, Maersk Tankers has become the first major operator to announce plans to enter the market to transport captured carbon dioxide. According to the report, around 750m tonnes of carbon dioxide are emitted from large power plants around the North Sea alone.

(Source: Financial Times)

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