SRTI publishes its 2021 progress report with 29 signatories
The Ship Recycling Transparency Initiative (SRTI) today launches its annual progress report, compiling disclosure information from twelve shipowners sharing their ship recycling policies and practices and providing updates on progress against the initiative.
Entering its third year, the SRTI has launched its first expansion of the disclosure questionnaire to reflect industry developments and ensure that shipowners are disclosing data against a set of robust, relevant questions, raising awareness of the current state of responsible ship recycling.
2020 saw the SRTI bring together the ship recycling community to discuss key topics for the industry: data and transparency; circular economy; and the role of financial stakeholders in demanding and enabling disclosure and accountability.
Maersk receives 4.9 stars out of 5 on environmental reporting
Maersk is not only the largest container carrier in the world but also the shipping company leading the maritime quest for the zero-emission vessel (ZEV) of the 21st century. Maersk’s Sustainability Report is one of the shortest (46 pages) of all the reports we reviewed; only COSCO (35 pages) and ONE (26 pages) released shorter ones. The length, however, is secondary: Maersk’s report tops the list; one can practically say that it belongs to a different dimension than all the others because it does not only report on its actions during 2019, but it also presents a vision for 2030 and 2050. The report holds the bull by the horns GHG emissions from the very beginning, and almost no paragraph is wasted. If the report is so good, why has Gliese Foundation not given 5 stars out of 5 to Maersk? You will find the answer below.
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