CATL, CMA CGM to co-develop solutions for greenhouse gas emission reduction

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On May 7, local time of Paris, Chinese power battery giant CATL signed a cooperation agreement with French shipping giant CMA CGM. The partnership is poised to harness the strengths of both companies, focusing on the creation of comprehensive solutions for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Under the agreement, the duo will co-explore potential collaborative opportunities in research and development, and plan to establish a joint venture aimed at meeting the growing demands of environmental protection, facilitating energy transitions, and industrial upgrading.

Additionally, both parties will collaborate closely in several areas, including electric shipping, commercial vehicles, warehousing and logistics, and renewable energy. Their joint efforts will be guided by a roadmap towards carbon neutrality, promoting both digital and green low-carbon transitions.

CMA CGM is globally recognized for its superior shipping operations and management, and has long been committed to sustainable practices. Its dedication to green, low-carbon operations aligns with its mission to provide environmentally friendly and efficient shipping services worldwide.

This agreement builds on the previous alignment of both companies in the field of new energy and draws on their extensive practical experience and deep technical expertise. Looking forward, they will integrate their technological, market, and resource strengths to further develop the green transportation sector, such as electric shipping, and enhance their cooperation in digital and low-carbon transformation, supporting the advancement of the new energy sectors in both China and France.

CATL said the signing of this collaboration agreement is based on the prior convergence of ideas in the new energy sector between both parties, as well as their extensive practical experience and deep technological expertise in their respective fields. Moving forward, the two parties will integrate deeply in technology, market, and resources, working together to advance the development of green transportation industries such as electric ships. Additionally, they will enhance cooperation in digitalization and green, low-carbon transformation, helping to elevate the new energy industry in both China and France to a new level.