Maersk steps up net zero push with methanol production
Maersk recently announced a strategic partnership with US-based project developer Carbon Sink LLC to develop green methanol production facilities in the US.
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Maersk recently announced a strategic partnership with US-based project developer Carbon Sink LLC to develop green methanol production facilities in the US.
Flexport Capital has secured a credit facility of up to $200m from separate insurance accounts managed by KKR, a New York-based investment firm.
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