MSC Shipmanagement Awarded “Green Company Of The Year”

MSC Shipmanagement was named “Green Company of the Year” at the prestigious 17th annual Sailor Today awards in Mumbai, underlining MSC’s sustainable approach to its fleet and crew. MSC was acknowledged for its commitment and initiatives around environmental protection, vessel energy efficiency, fleet performance and seafarer training.

Over 1800 guests from the ship-management industry from locations such as Hong Kong, Singapore and the U.K. witnessed Mr Pradeep Rawat, Chairman of India’s National Shipping Board, present the award to MSC.

Separately, MSC’s modern, green fleet was also recently commended at an annual function in Odessa organized by the National Maritime Rating of Ukraine, where MSC Shipmanagement scooped “Shipmanager of the Year.”

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