Core Points - The 2025 North Bund International Shipping Forum was held in Shanghai, where the Shanghai Port announced collaborations with multiple international ports to promote the construction of green shipping corridors, innovating a multi-party cooperation model involving government, international organizations, and market entities [1] - 30 major cooperation achievements were announced at the forum, with nearly one-third related to the construction of green shipping corridors [1] - Shanghai Port has established green shipping corridors with Los Angeles/Long Beach Ports, Hamburg Port, Barcelona Port, Antwerp-Bruges Port, and Melbourne Port [1] Group 1 - The construction of green shipping corridors is seen as a trend in the shipping industry, with expectations for more international ports to seek cooperation with Shanghai Port [1] - The green shipping corridor initiative is reshaping the cooperation logic in the shipping industry, moving beyond traditional government-level bilateral agreements to a more diverse cooperation model [1] - The initiative was initially promoted by the International Maritime Organization, with Shanghai Port focusing on creating a "corridor within a corridor" to gather various stakeholders for discussions on the green future of shipping [1] Group 2 - There is a need for the development of standards and certifications related to low-carbon emissions, and ongoing discussions with different organizations are required for the formulation of various agreements [2] - The construction of green shipping corridors serves as a platform for the implementation of international agreements globally, promoting upgrades across the entire shipping industry chain [2] - Shanghai's experiences and practical results are being shared with other global ports, highlighting the city's contributions to international legislation and port management [2]

Core Viewpoint - The construction of green shipping corridors has become a focal point at the 2025 North Bund International Shipping Forum, highlighting international cooperation in sustainable shipping practices and the transition towards a low-carbon shipping industry [1][4][12]. Group 1: Green Shipping Corridor Initiatives - The Shanghai Port has established green shipping corridors with major ports in Europe, America, and Oceania, including Barcelona and Antwerp, to promote sustainable shipping practices [1][4]. - By the end of 2024, the number of global green shipping corridor initiatives is expected to reach 62, with 244 stakeholders involved, indicating a strong momentum in the development of green shipping corridors [4]. - The Shanghai-Hamburg green shipping corridor has achieved significant milestones, including 100% shore power coverage and the capability to supply green fuels [7][10]. Group 2: Collaborative Efforts and Achievements - The Shanghai-Los Angeles/Long Beach green shipping corridor, launched in January 2022, has completed its first phase goals, including the deployment of low-carbon vessels and the expansion of shore power infrastructure [9][10]. - The International Green Shipping Corridor Cooperation Initiative was released, focusing on advancing international green shipping corridor construction and promoting the development of low-carbon vessels [5][11]. - The collaboration between Shanghai and Los Angeles ports aims to reduce pollution significantly, with a potential 10% reduction in emissions equating to a year's worth of pollution from the Los Angeles port [9][10]. Group 3: Future Directions and Challenges - The Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission is pushing for more carriers to deploy dual-fuel vessels and enhance shore power and clean fuel supply capabilities [12][13]. - The industry faces challenges such as the stable supply and pricing of clean fuels, the need for infrastructure upgrades, and the necessity for more partnerships among carriers [11][13]. - The establishment of a comprehensive network of green shipping corridors is essential for the sustainable development of global shipping, integrating various stakeholders and promoting collaboration across the industry [13].