More news
- Axalta releases Q1 2024 results
- PPG again earns EcoVadis gold rating for sustainability practices, ranking among top 7% of...
- Baikowski® France 2030 plan winner for its innovative project to decarbonise alumina prod...
- New CEO at BASF: Martin Brudermüller hands over to Markus Kamieth
- Wacker stays below prior-year figures amid lower selling prices in Q1
Leading Greek operator Neda Maritime Agency Co Ltd has become the first ship owner to receive carbon credits through a landmark scheme developed by AkzoNobel.
A total of 13,735 carbon credits, worth around US$60,000, have been presented to Neda Maritime. The carbon credits were accrued by the tanker vessel Argenta, which was converted from a biocidal antifouling to a premium, biocide-free advanced hull coating from AkzoNobel’s Intersleek range.