A wide range of industry organizations, including the Norwegian Fishermen’s Association, NHO, the Norwegian Seafarers’ Union, and the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association, have shown their support for an agreement aimed at promoting sustainability in the maritime and fishing industries. Sivertsen Næss emphasized the importance of this partnership, stating that it brings together key players in these sectors to work towards a sustainable future through shared ambition and expertise.
This recent agreement is the second in a series of partnerships focused on addressing climate issues in various industries. The first partnership was with the construction industry, and there are plans for a third agreement with the processing industry. Sandvik highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts like these in achieving Norway’s climate goals, emphasizing the need for cooperation in the green transition.
The maritime climate partnership represents a significant milestone in Norway’s efforts to balance environmental sustainability and economic resilience in the maritime sector. By bringing together industry stakeholders and leveraging collective expertise, this partnership sets a solid foundation for achieving climate goals and driving the green transition in the maritime and fishing industries. This collaborative approach is seen as crucial for success in transitioning towards a more sustainable future.
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