Tag: corridors

The Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach and Shanghai, some of the largest carriers in the world, and key leading cargo owners announced the development of a Green Shipping Corridor Implementation Plan Outline, to accelerate emissions reductions on one of the world’s busiest container shipping routes across the Pacific Ocean.

Singapore's MPA, Rotterdam's Port, and other Green & Digital Shipping Corridor partners aim to reduce 20-30% of shipping emissions by 2030, as agreed at the third Green Corridor workshop in Rotterdam.

The Global Maritime Forum (GMF) evaluates green shipping corridors, claiming that they are nearing their make-or-break moment.

According to International news, in an apparent Western effort to offset China's worldwide ambitions, the United States and the European Union have supported the building of an economic corridor, connecting India to the Middle East and the Mediterranean.

Yara Clean Ammonia ASA, the Methanol Institute, MPC Container Ships ASA, and the NUS Centre for Maritime Studies have joined the Silk Alliance to decarbonize a regional shipping corridor centred on the container trades.

The EU and Uruguay have decided to step up their cooperation in pursuing the clean energy transition by signing a Memorandum of Understanding on renewable energy, energy efficiency and renewable hydrogen.

Officials from the ports of Los Angeles and Nagoya, Japan, have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to broaden cooperation on sustainability and operational efficiency initiatives.

From 2030 onwards, the Rotterdam hydrogen network, which will cost some 1.5 billion euros, will connect the major industrial regions in the Netherlands and surrounding countries such as Germany and Belgium.

The new study, ‘Green shipping corridors in and out of Spain: Assessing route-based opportunities’, by the Global Maritime Forum (GMF) aims to put Spain on the map of green shipping corridors by identifying international routes with high potential and facilitating stakeholder dialogue.

A new report by Arup, Lloyd's Register (LR) Maritime Decarbonization Hub, Oceans North and Vancouver Maritime Centre for Climate, explores the  benefits Canada might have from investing in infrastructure that would allow the use of low and zero emissions shipping fuels.