Google, Microsoft and DSV join ZEMBA initiative
Global technology companies Microsoft and Google, and logistics firm DSV have joined the Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA) as they seek to reduce their Scope 3 supply chain emissions. ZEMBA pools demand from cargo owners and runs tenders for shipping services that use low- and zero-emis
Maritime Decarbonization Alliance Expansion
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Corporate Membership: Microsoft, Google, and DSV have joined the Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA).
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Strategic Objective: The companies aim to reduce their Scope 3 supply chain emissions through collective action.
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Operational Model: ZEMBA pools cargo owner demand to conduct tenders for low- and zero-emission shipping services.
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Sector Participation: Membership includes major technology corporations and a global logistics provider.
Supply Chain & Logistics Impact
Microsoft and Google are leveraging aggregate purchasing power to lower Scope 3 maritime emissions.
DSV is participating in demand-pooling initiatives to incentivize the adoption of low-emission shipping services.
Initiative Overview
What is the primary purpose of ZEMBA? ▾
ZEMBA pools demand from cargo owners to run tenders for shipping services utilizing low- and zero-emission vessels.
Why did Google, Microsoft, and DSV join ZEMBA? ▾
They joined to actively reduce their Scope 3 supply chain emissions.
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