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DISCOVER: Green Shipping Corridors

One way to accelerate decarbonisation is to implement Green Corridors.
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By State of Green | [email protected]
23 November 2023

Green Corridors are specific trade routes between major port hubs where zero-emission solutions are supported by means of favourable conditions for decarbonisation by allowing policymakers to create and enable an ecosystem with targeted regulatory measures, financial incentives, and safety regulations.

Green Corridors ideally encompasses the entire value chain, including fuel producers, shipowners, and regulatory authorities. A key objective is to provide offtake certainty to fuel producers and send strong signals to vessel operators, shipyards, and engine manufacturers to increase investments in zero-emission shipping and reduce risks for all involved.

Providing useful tools for governments and companies interested in the development, members of the ZeroEmission Shipping Mission launched its Green Corridors Hub at the Danish Pavilion at COP26 in Glasgow.

Discover Green Corridors Hub

Learn more about the Green Corridors Hub vis the QR code

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