Select Location About Tools Services News & Media Careers Contact Global Home > Zero Carbon Logistics Zero Carbon Logistics At APM Terminals we’re well aware that our industry is a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. As a global integrator of port solutions, we’re also aware that we share the responsibility for reducing these emissions. APM Terminals emits around half a million tonnes of CO2 annually - the same amount of CO2 as an average European city with a population of around 120,000. That’s a bit more than Jönköping in Sweden and a bit less than Exeter in the UK1. Reducing emissions at source As part of the A. P. Moller-Maersk group we have committed to being net carbon neutral by 2050. To meet this commitment we are working hard to achieve zero-emission container handling services, without using carbon offsetting. Instead, we are utilising technologies in our terminals to deliver zero-emission container handling services. Sustainability Reports 2020 Sustainability Report 2019 Sustainability Report 2018 Sustainability Report 2017 Sustainability Report 2016 Sustainability Report There is no doubt that for our customers, the most important requirement is that transport solutions are competitive, reliable, and increasingly low environmental impact. Through the pilot programmes we’ve already run and careful analysis, we’ve shown that sustainable solutions support all of these requirements. In the intermodal area between landside logistics and ocean freight, APM Terminals is ideally positioned to offer its shipping line customers, freight forwarders, and cargo owners an unparalleled opportunity to decarbonise their logistics chains. Zero-emission E2E logistics chain We have the capability to expand the zero-emission ocean freight services offered by some of our shipping line customers through the zero-emissions services we can provide during port calls (see below). Furthermore, the investments we’re making to provide low and zero-emission landside logistics allows us to support a complete near zero-emission E2E logistics chain. Low-Carbon Logistics Programme Our Low-Carbon Emissions Programme offers measurable value for our customers, in the form of externally verified Scope 3 emission savings for your operations, and a lower carbon footprint for your goods. Discover how your company could benefit How is APM Terminals reducing emissions? Investment in solar energy Careful investment in our own solar energy generation lowers emissions for container handling. This is particularly important in areas of the world where the infrastructure and partners aren’t available to meet our requirements for renewable energy. In some locations producing our own solar energy can also help reduce grid-instability and ensure that cranes and reefer cooling continues to operate without interruption. Switching to renewable electricity Reducing Energy Consumption Increasing rail transport to/from our terminals Equipment electrification Fuels from waste Bunkering Shore Power Use of cookies Apmterminals.com is using functional, analytical and tracking cookies to give you an optimal experience. Third parties and social media networks also place tracking cookies. Your online behaviour could be followed by these third parties. By pressing “accept” you accept such use of cookies. Cookie Policy Accept & Close Shape LinkedIn__x28_alt_x29__3_ Fill 44 Instagram You Tube Create an Account An APM Terminals account enables you to save containers to your Container Watchlist, set daily Watchlist email notifications, and subscribe for Terminal Alerts. Terminal Alerts provide you with real-time, personalised operational updates via SMS or email. An APM Terminals account is also required for using the Truck Appointment System at some terminals. Create Account Corporate links About APM Terminals Global News Terminal Locations Report a Website Error APM Terminals Ⓒ Copyright 2021 Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Cookie Policy How likely is it that you would recommend us? Not likely 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Very likely Submit Powered by Delighted ×