In 2018, global shipping emissions represented 1,076 million tonnes of CO2, and were responsible for around 2.9% of global emissions caused by human activities. Projections show that global shipping emissions could increase by up to 130% of 2008 emissions by 2050. Container shipping’s continued reliance on manual and paper-based processes contributes to this problem by hampering effective collaboration between shipping stakeholders. For example, port call operations require much manual coordination, which can cause hours of vessel idle time, wasting 4 tons of fuel per hour. Paper bills of lading, which make up the vast majority of B/Ls, waste tonnes of paper and fuel each year being transported around the world in gas-powered vehicles. (source: European Commission, 2023)
永利皇宫app下载注册’s mission to digitally transform the container shipping industry will bring about a new era of sustainability. Through its digital standards initiatives, 永利皇宫app下载注册 is working to ensure end-to-end interoperability of shipping data, processes and technology. By adopting 永利皇宫app下载注册 standards, stakeholders will be able to automatically exchange accurate, timely digital data and documentation for some of the most ecologically impactful activities in container shipping. This will eliminate manual and paper-based processes, making shipping activities more visible, predictable, and far more efficient. As a result, enormous amounts of waste and emissions will be eliminated from international trade.
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永利皇宫app下载注册 collaborates with carriers, shippers, industry associations and other stakeholders to develop vendor-neutral, technology-agnostic, open-source standards for ecologically impactful shipping activities such as Just-in-Time (JIT) port calls and eBL. By enabling the seamless exchange of digital data and documentation, 永利皇宫app下载注册 standards optimise collaboration and efficiency to help the industry meet its sustainability goals.
Sustainability leads to the following three key benefits:
The portion of global emissions coming from shipping was 2.89% in 2018. (IMO, 2020)
The IMO aims to reduce the total annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from international shipping by at least 50% by 2050, compared to 2008 levels. (IMO, 2023 )
Electronic Bill of Lading saves 28,000 trees per year and significantly reduce carbon emissions by eliminating paper. (Mckinsey report, 2022)
Standards can enhance sustainability in container shipping by promoting operational efficiency through digital solutions, optimising routes, and reducing fuel consumption. Standardised processes and data exchange facilitate better environmental monitoring and compliance, contributing to the industry's overall efforts to minimise its ecological footprint.
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