CLdN’s own fleet recorded average emissions of 32g CO₂/tonne-km in 2025, down from 37g in 2024.
According to CLdN, this was:
- 18% lower than its next-best performing short sea competitor.
- More than 55% lower than the peer group average.
- More than twice as carbon-efficient as road transport by heavy goods vehicle.
The company’s new CSR Report 2026 covers its material impacts, risks and opportunities, alongside its approach to environmental, social and governance issues.
