FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedin In an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Kasper Møller Nielsen, Sustainability Partner at Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping, emphasizes that the transition to a zero-carbon future remains a top priority and a driving force behind the industry’s future ESG agenda. Kasper explains that the Center’s approach focuses on a ‘Just and Equitable’ transition, identifying opportunities to redefine labor standards, improve working conditions, and embed human rights. He further highlights that achieving sustainable shipping requires bold global leadership. By 2050, Kasper hopes we will have built a shipping industry that is not only zero-carbon but also addresses broader global challenges. The industry must transition in a fair and inclusive manner, improving how we distribute the Earth’s resources far better than we did in 2025. There’s no better time to start treating both the planet and people equally than now. This is the only way to create a resilient shipping industry. RelatedNews WSC: Dual-fuel containership and vehicle carrier fleet passes 1,200 vessels Norway leads efforts to make nuclear propulsion commercially viable var jnews_module_21340068_0_6a043e700fdbb = {"header_icon":"","first_title":"Related","second_title":"News","url":"","header_type":"heading_8","header_background":"","header_secondary_background":"","header_text_color":"","header_line_color":"","header_accent_color":"","header_filter_category":"","header_filter_author":"","header_filter_tag":"","header_filter_cpt_post_tag":"","header_filter_cpt_tribe_events_cat":"","header_filter_cpt_web_story_category":"","header_filter_cpt_web_story_tag":"","header_filter_text":"All","sticky_post":false,"sticky_post_filter":false,"post_type":"post","content_type":"all","sponsor":false,"number_post":"2","post_offset":0,"unique_content":"unique1","include_post":"","included_only":false,"exclude_post":"21340068","include_category":"","exclude_category":"","include_author":