Enviva and MOL Drybulk to Deploy Bulk Carrier to Reduce GHG Emissions in the Woody Biomass Supply Chain
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(NYSE: EVA), the worlds leading producer of sustainable wood bioenergy, and MOL Drybulk Ltd. (MOLDB), a subsidiary of Mitsui O.S.K.
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- (NYSE: EVA), the worlds leading producer of sustainable wood bioenergy, and MOL Drybulk Ltd. (MOLDB), a subsidiary of Mitsui O.S.K.
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[L-R] Thomas Meth, Chief Commercial Officer of Enviva and Kazuhiko Kikuchi, President of MOL Drybulk at the signing ceremony on May 18, 2022. - As shipping pellets across the Atlantic Ocean currently comprises one third of Envivas supply chain emissions, this partnership will generate a large carbon savings in its upstream and downstream value chain.
- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in our supply chain is a foremost priority for us, said Thomas Meth, Chief Commercial Officer of Enviva.