UECC is advancing its sustainble strategy for cleaner finished vehicle logistics, helping OEM customers meet regulatory goals in Europe for cleaner maritime transport
UECC has a list of priorities in its decarbonisation strategy. They include the shift from fossil to alternative fuels, getting improvements in energy efficiency from the vessel fleet to combat carbon and cost, and the delivery of shore-to-ship electric power.
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