Maersk explores more ethanol use to cut reliance on China for green fuel - Financial Times
Google News • 1/11/2026 • Last cited 1/11/2026
Summary
Maersk is investigating increased use of ethanol as a strategy to reduce its dependence on China for green fuel, according to the Financial Times. The company aims to diversify its fuel sources amid growing concerns over reliance on a single country for sustainable energy solutions.
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