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High utilisation a key factor in reducing box ship emissions

Higher levels of vessel utilisation onboard containerships has been revealed as one of the most important factors in reducing shipping emissions, according to new research published by freight intelligence platform VesselBot. VesselBot analysed 86,389 voyages by 6,523 box ships over Q2 this year and discovered that, while overall emissions measured on a well-to-wake basis grew 1.5% year on year, the increase was solely due to more feeder vessels being used, while...

High utilisation a key factor in reducing box ship emissions

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Higher levels of vessel utilisation onboard containerships has been revealed as one of the most important factors in reducing shipping emissions, according to new research published by freight intelligence...

VesselBot analysed 86,389 voyages by 6,523 box ships over Q2 this year and discovered that, while overall emissions measured on a well-to-wake basis grew 1.5% year on year, the increase was solely due to...

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Higher levels of vessel utilisation onboard containerships has been revealed as one of the most important factors in reducing shipping emissions, according to new research published by freight intelligence platform VesselBot. VesselBot analysed 86,389 voyages by 6,523 box ships over Q2 this year and discovered that, while overall emissions measured on a well-to-wake basis grew 1.5% year on year, the increase was solely due to more feeder vessels being used, while...

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VesselBot analysed 86,389 voyages by 6,523 box ships over Q2 this year and discovered that, while overall emissions measured on a well-to-wake basis grew 1.5% year on year, the increase was solely due to more feeder vessels being used, while...

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