CMA CGM receives an A- rating from the Carbon Disclosure Project for its decarbonisation efforts

The CMA CGM Group has been awarded the A- score by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) in its 2023 climate index.
The Carbon Disclosure Project is one of the main environmental performance indicators of large-scale companies worldwide, followed by the majority of our customers and partners.
This distinction highlights the significant progress made by the Group in the decarbonization of its shipping activities, as well as its leading role in accelerating the transition to a low-carbon transport and logistics industry.
CMA CGM is one of the Top 19% of maritime players who have reached the Leadership level of the Carbon Disclosure Project this year (average rating of the sector: B).
2023 marked an acceleration of the CMA CGM Group’s decarbonisation strategy with reinforced commitment and concrete actions:
– The ambition to align with the high trajectory of the IMO: 30% by 2030 and 80% by 2040
– Substantial investments in new energy, asset modernization and innovation;
– Reducing greenhouse gas emissions for maritime activities by 1 million tons between 2023 and 2022;
– The implementation of incentives for its top management to achieve the climate objectives set.
CMA CGM keeps acting towards a low-carbon transport and logistics industry.
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