Core Insights - The article discusses the smart and green transformation of the Meishan Port area, part of the Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, which is the largest port in the world. The port has implemented remote-controlled automated equipment to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability [1][3]. Group 1: Automation and Technology - The Meishan Port area has developed the world's largest cluster of remote-controlled equipment, including 36 remote-controlled bridge cranes, with a remote control ratio of 72%. Additionally, there are 116 remote-controlled gantry cranes and 102 unmanned container trucks operating in the port [1]. - The port's operations are managed by a "dual-core brain" system, which includes n-TOS and iECS, providing complete autonomy and reducing reliance on foreign software. This system collaborates with the port's power management system to minimize empty truck mileage and improve gantry crane accuracy [3][4]. Group 2: Environmental Impact and Efficiency - The electrification rate of container trucks in the port has reached 53%, and the electrification coverage of large equipment is 100%. This transition supports the port's green transformation and reduces greenhouse gas emissions associated with international shipping, which accounts for approximately 3% of global emissions [3][4]. - The smart green transformation of ports is deemed necessary to overcome limitations related to space saturation and energy dependence, address climate crisis and compliance pressures, and enhance the efficiency of logistics as a core component of the economic cycle [4].