Global firms launch first non-governmental International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance
On September 23, during the Global Sustainable Transport Forum (2026), the International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was officially launched. It is the world's first non-governmental international organization focused on green shipping corridor cooperation, jointly initiated by Chinese and global firms including COSCO Shipping, CMA CGM, and Shanghai International Port Group. The founding members comprise 45 leading enterprises from 12 countries, covering the entire green shipping industry chain. The alliance aims to coordinate international cooperation, align standards for green ships, fuels, and ports, and develop demonstration projects.
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International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance Launched by Chinese and Global Firms
On September 23, the International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was officially launched. It is the world's first non-governmental international organization based on cooperation for green shipping corridors. The alliance was jointly initiated by the China International Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center, COSCO Shipping Group, CMA CGM (France), China Energy Engineering Group, and Shanghai International Port Group. Currently, the founding members include 45 leading enterprises from 12 countries, covering the entire upstream and downstream green shipping industry chain. The alliance is characterized by its diversity and international nature, aiming to promote sustainable practices in global maritime transport.
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The International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was officially launched during the Global Sustainable Transport Forum (2026), according to China's Ministry of Transport. The alliance is the world's first non-governmental international organization focused on green shipping corridor cooperation. It was initiated by the China International Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center, along with COSCO Shipping, CMA CGM, China Energy Engineering Group, and Shanghai International Port Group. The founding members include 45 leading companies from 12 countries, covering the entire green shipping industry chain. The alliance aims to coordinate international cooperation on green shipping corridors, align domestic rules with international standards for green ships, fuels, and ports, accelerate the development of an international certification system for green marine fuels, facilitate transport measures, and establish demonstration projects. It will also engage in technology research and development, result transformation, and capacity building, serving as a new platform for innovation and transformation in the international shipping industry.
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The International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was officially established during the Global Sustainable Transport Forum (2026), according to a statement from China's Ministry of Transport. The alliance is the world's first non-governmental international organization based on cooperation for green shipping corridors. It was jointly initiated by the China International Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center, COSCO Shipping Group, CMA CGM, China Energy Engineering Group, and Shanghai International Port Group. Currently, the alliance's founding members include 45 leading companies from 12 countries, covering the entire green shipping industry chain with notable diversity and international representation. The alliance aims to coordinate international cooperation on green shipping corridor construction, align domestic rules with international standards for green ships, fuels, and ports, accelerate the development of an international certification system for green marine fuels, facilitate transport measures, and create globally influential demonstration projects. It will also engage in technology research and development, result transformation, and capacity building, positioning itself as a new platform to promote innovation and transformation in the international shipping industry.
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International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance Founded by Chinese and Global Firms
On September 23, the International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was officially established. Initiated by the China International Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center, along with COSCO Shipping Group, CMA CGM (France), China Energy Engineering Group, and Shanghai International Port Group, it is the world's first non-governmental international organization focused on green shipping corridor cooperation. The alliance's founding members include 45 leading companies from 12 countries, with business operations covering the entire green shipping industry chain, highlighting its diversified and international nature.
Read sourceInternational Green Shipping Corridor Alliance Launched at Global Forum
During the Global Sustainable Transport Forum (2026), the International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was officially established. The alliance is the world's first non-governmental international organization based on international green shipping corridor cooperation. It was jointly initiated by the China International Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center, COSCO Shipping Group, CMA CGM Group, China Energy Engineering Group, and Shanghai International Port Group. Currently, the alliance's founding members include 45 leading companies from 12 countries, covering the upstream and downstream of the green shipping industry chain with notable diversity and internationalization. The alliance plans to coordinate international green shipping corridor construction, promote alignment of domestic rules on green ships, green fuels, and green ports with international standards, accelerate the development of an international certification system for green marine fuels, coordinate transport facilitation measures, create internationally influential demonstration projects, and conduct technology research and development, achievement transformation, and capacity building, aiming to become a new platform for promoting innovation and transformation in the international shipping industry.
Read sourceInternational Green Shipping Corridor Alliance Founded by Chinese and Global Firms
The International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance has been established as a non-governmental international organization, jointly initiated by the China International Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center, COSCO Shipping Group, CMA CGM Group, and China Energy Engineering Corporation. The alliance's founding members include 45 leading companies from 12 countries, covering the entire green shipping industry chain with notable diversity and international representation. The alliance aims to coordinate the construction of international green shipping corridors and promote green vessels, green fuels, and green ports. The information was sourced from Cailianshe and published on East Money.
Read sourceInternational Green Shipping Corridor Alliance Founded at Global Sustainable Transport Forum
The International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance was officially established during the Global Sustainable Transport Forum (2026), as reported by the Ministry of Transport. The alliance, initiated by the China International Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center, COSCO Shipping, CMA CGM, China Energy Engineering Group, and Shanghai International Port Group, is the first non-governmental international organization focused on green shipping corridor cooperation. Its founding members include 45 leading enterprises from 12 countries, covering the entire green shipping industry chain. The alliance aims to coordinate international green shipping corridor construction, align domestic rules with international standards for green ships, fuels, and ports, accelerate the development of an international certification system for green marine fuels, facilitate transport facilitation measures, and launch demonstration projects. It will also engage in technology research and development, result transformation, and capacity building, serving as a new platform for innovation and transformation in the international shipping industry.
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