A new industry group, the North Pacific Green Corridor Consortium (NPGCC), has been formed to work on decarbonizing commodities transportation routes between North America and Asia.
The NPGCC brings together bulk commodity producers, railway and intermodal transportation providers, marine vessel owners and operators, port facilities and port authorities, and clean technology providers. The nine founding members are Canadian National Railway Company (CN), Mitsubishi Canada Ltd., Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, NYK Bulk & Projects Carriers, Oldendorff Carriers, Prince Rupert Port Authority, Teck Resources Limited (Teck), Trigon Pacific Terminals and Vancouver Fraser Port Authority.
The NPGCC is open to additional members and partners, in particular end-use customers, to contribute to the development and implementation of the green trade corridor.
Read more in an article from Inside Logistics.