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Mar 24, 07:11

Green Shipping Corridor Initiative Reaffirmed Amidst US-China Trade Tensions

The Shanghai-California Green Shipping Corridor initiative, reaffirmed at a March 17 forum, aims to decarbonize trans-Pacific shipping through collaboration between US and Chinese ports and aims to deploy zero-emission ships and invest in clean marine fuel infrastructure by leveraging existing clima...

Green Shipping Corridor Initiative Reaffirmed Amidst US-China Trade Tensions

The Shanghai-California Green Shipping Corridor initiative, reaffirmed at a March 17 forum, aims to decarbonize trans-Pacific shipping through collaboration between US and Chinese ports and aims to deploy zero-emission ships and invest in clean marine fuel infrastructure by leveraging existing clima...

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What are the immediate economic and environmental implications of the Shanghai-California Green Shipping Corridor initiative?

The Shanghai-California Green Shipping Corridor initiative, reaffirmed at the March 17 forum, aims to decarbonize trans-Pacific shipping. California's transportation secretary highlighted the initiative's economic importance, emphasizing continued cooperation with China. Five cooperative agreements, including one focusing on clean transportation, were signed during California Governor Newsom's 2023 visit to China.

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Mar 10, 10:11

Spain Invests €1.8 Billion in Maritime Decarbonization

Spain has awarded its first international line of electric ferries to connect Europe and Africa, beginning operation in two and a half years, alongside other initiatives including suction sails and onshore power supplies to reduce carbon emissions in its maritime sector.

Spain Invests €1.8 Billion in Maritime Decarbonization

Spain has awarded its first international line of electric ferries to connect Europe and Africa, beginning operation in two and a half years, alongside other initiatives including suction sails and onshore power supplies to reduce carbon emissions in its maritime sector.

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How are Spanish ports contributing to the reduction of maritime emissions beyond the use of electric ferries?

Spain's commitment to decarbonizing its maritime sector involves multiple strategies beyond electric ferries. A Cantabrian company is installing suction sails on vessels, increasing propulsion by six to seven times compared to conventional sails and saving fuel. Meanwhile, ports are building onshore power supply systems to allow ships to use renewable energy while docked, significantly cutting emissions.

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