DP World’s Commitment to Become Carbon Neutral by 2050

With freight transport relying heavily on fossil fuels due to long distances which need to span across countries and continents, it is no surprise that freight transport is one of the largest contributors of emissions.

Transport related CO2 emissions account for 16% of total global emissions each year, out of which trade related freight transport accounts for 40-45% (roughly 7-8% of global emissions).

To tackle the industry's growing emissions, key players in the industry, including DP World, have set out detailed decarbonization strategies to reduce their emissions to achieve net zero over the next few decades.

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