The reduction was outlined in the carrier’s latest sustainability report, which tracks progress across its environmental initiatives and wider efforts to improve the efficiency of its global shipping network.    ONE has been investing in measures aimed at reducing fuel consumption and emissions across its fleet and shore-based operations. These include the adoption of more efficient vessels, operational optimisation and the use of lower-carbon technologies and fuels as the shipping industry moves towards stricter emissions targets.    Container shipping companies are under growing pressure to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions as regulators, cargo owners and supply-chain customers seek lower-carbon transportation solutions. Improving vessel efficiency and gradually introducing alternative fuels are becoming important elements of carriers’ long-term decarbonisation strategies.    The 65% reduction represents progress in ONE’s efforts to improve environmental performance while maintaining its international container network. The carrier continues to assess technologies and operational measures that can further reduce fuel consumption and emissions.    ONE’s sustainability initiatives also form part of the wider decarbonisation drive across the maritime industry. Shipping lines are increasingly working with ports, fuel suppliers, technology providers and cargo customers to develop more sustainable supply chains.   The latest report underscores the importance of measurable emissions reductions as carriers work towards their longer-term climate goals. Continued fleet renewal, operational efficiency improvements and the development of alternative marine fuels are expected to remain key areas of focus for ONE and the wider container shipping sector.