Core Insights - Global Container Terminals (GCT) has transitioned GCT Deltaport to 100% renewable fuel for diesel equipment, marking a significant advancement in its decarbonization efforts [1][3] - This transition is part of GCT's climate strategy aiming for a 45% reduction in absolute emissions by 2030 and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 [3][9] Partnership and Collaboration - The achievement was made possible through collaboration with Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) and Parkland Corporation, emphasizing a commitment to sustainability and economic reconciliation [2][6] - The partnership reflects a long-standing relationship focused on environmental stewardship and economic opportunities for the Tsawwassen community [4][5] Environmental Impact - Renewable diesel is expected to reduce emissions by 60-80%, with GCT Deltaport achieving a 65% reduction in emissions during its first two quarters of use [8] - The transition supports GCT's broader sustainability goals across all terminals and reinforces responsible terminal operations [9] Community Engagement - GCT and TFN have collaborated on various initiatives, including the Future of Nations Scholarship Program, which supports Indigenous students [8] - The partnership aims to create pathways for long-term prosperity for the Tsawwassen community while protecting the environment for future generations [4][5]