Alternative fuels will play a crucial role in making container shipping net zero. But what will be the fuel of the future? And when can we expect zero-emission shipping? We explore this in the episode about the fuel switch, featuring Naomi van den Berg (Program Manager Sustainable Transport at the Port of Rotterdam) and Ilyas Muhammed (Head of Green Fuels at Hapag-Lloyd), who will dive deeper into the concept of replacement within the supply chain. About the podcast: The supply chain of the future is sustainable and efficient. As decision makers in this chain, shippers (cargo owners) and freight forwarders play a key role. For a future-proof world, we need to work towards a CO2-neutral society. Making transport and logistics sustainable is an important element in this, but also one of the biggest challenges. The container market will continue to grow in the decades ahead as a result of population growth and the predicted increase in consumption. Rotterdam wants to facilitate this growth and ensure it is sustainable, efficient and data-driven. The port of Rotterdam is in full transition towards carbon-neutral industry and logistics by 2050. We cannot work towards C02 neutral and efficient supply chains alone. Cooperation between all chain parties throughout the value chain is essential. Building a CO2 neutral and efficient logistics chain? Yes, it is possible. But what are the possibilities that exist today? And what are the standout examples leading the way? Join us in this podcast series, along with Sofie van den Enk and experts from the container industry where we'll explore how leading companies have reduced CO2 emissions by focusing on reduce, replace and rethink, within their supply chain. https://www.portofrotterdam.com/ © Port of Rotterdam Authority Follow Port of Rotterdam on: Facebook: https://facebook.com/havenrotterdam Twitter: https://twitter.com/havenrotterdam Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/port-of-rotterdam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/havenrotterdam/ Website: https://www.portofrotterdam.com/