Tag: corridors

The Port of Long Beach has signed on to the Shanghai-Los Angeles Green Shipping Corridor, a partnership of C40 Cities, ports, shipping companies and cargo owners convened to create a zero-emissions trans-Pacific trade route.

Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub is working with 11 cross-supply chain stakeholders to develop a fleet fuel transition strategy that can enable the establishment of a highly scalable Green Corridor Cluster. 

The Port of Seattle, City of Juneau, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, cruise lines, as well as the Global Maritime Forum, Blue Sky Maritime Coalition, and Washington Maritime Blue announced a new commitment to explore the feasibility of the world’s first cruise-led ‘green corridor.’

A new discussion paper from the Global Maritime Forum (GMF) and the Energy Transitions Commission (ETC), argues that Spain has promising conditions for action on zero-emission shipping and Green Corridors.

The Port of Dover in the United Kingdom published its decarbonization roadmap announcing its ambition to become the world’s first (high-volume) Green Shipping Corridor.

V.Group has requested NATO to provide naval escorts for shipping in the Black Sea, due to concerns that vessels could be at risk, because of the conflict in Ukraine, according to the Financial Times. However, the inquiry was rejected by NATO.

The U.S. Government published a document regarding the development of green shipping corridors between its ports and other parts of the world, in an effort to achieve net-zero GHG emissions by 2050. 

Chilean Ministries of Energy, Transport and Telecommunications, and Foreign Affairs, together with the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping launched a joint project in order to establish green shipping corridors in Chile.

More than 40% of the energy used by the U.S. shipping fleet could be replaced with zero emissions solutions this decade, giving the U.S. enormous potential to lead shipping’s decarbonisation, a new report by UMAS found.

The Maritime International Advisory Panel (IAP) held insightful discussions with Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister and Coordinating Minister for Economic Policies, Heng Swee Keat, and S Iswaran on the future of the global economy, trade and supply chains.