Group 1 - The core focus of Suzhou's inland ports is on green transformation, capacity enhancement, and service quality improvement, achieving a cargo throughput of 82.74 million tons in the first half of the year, a year-on-year increase of 10.53% [1] - Suzhou is actively upgrading the docks along the Grand Canal, with 25 docks undergoing high-standard renovations, including optimized layouts and dust control measures, resulting in significant improvements in port appearance and functionality [1] - The city has implemented 100% shore power facilities at non-oil and gas chemical docks, leading to the use of 800,000 kWh of shore power in the first half of the year, effectively replacing fuel-powered generators and significantly reducing air pollutant emissions [1] Group 2 - In response to the trend of larger vessels, Suzhou's inland ports are undergoing extensive renovations, with various projects such as the Jiangsu Huadian Wangting Dock and the Wujiang Textile Circular Economy Industrial Park Dock progressing steadily, enhancing docking capacity and safety conditions [2] - Suzhou has introduced a unique "three evaluations in one" model for port shoreline approval, streamlining the approval process and significantly reducing timelines for dock enhancement projects, with plans to share this model with other cities along the Suzhou-South Jiangsu Canal [2] - The city has adopted innovative regulatory services, including targeted safety guidance for businesses and drone inspections to enhance enforcement efficiency, ensuring the protection of legal rights for enterprises [3] Group 3 - The inland ports of Suzhou are making strides in ecological governance, capacity enhancement, and innovative service models, contributing to high-quality development, with container throughput increasing by 25.55% year-on-year [3] - Multiple container shipping routes have been established, further enhancing the water transport network and facilitating logistics channels [3]