Job cuts at Maersk’s green shipping centre a sign of the times, says CEO
- ‘It’s the right thing to do for the mission because of the environment that we’re in now,” Bo-Cerup Simonsen tells Lloyd’s List
- Climate ‘no longer the number-one priority among politicians and industry leaders’
- Future-focused green fuel supply chain projects to be axed in favour of policy work and energy efficiency measures
The Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Centre for Zero Carbon Shipping plans to cut about 30 full-time equivalent roles, saying it must refocus on shorter-term green energy projects
