The proposed South Korea–Europe Green Shipping Corridor (GSC) could cut carbon emissions by over 70% along key trade routes between Pyeongtaek Port and major European automotive hubs, a new report found.

The report titled ‘Charting a Net-Zero Pathway’, published by South Korea’s nonprofit organization Solutions for Our Climate (SFOC), proposes the establishment of a green shipping corridor between Pyeongtaek Port—the largest hub for automobile imports and exports in South Korea—and major European ports (Bremerhaven, Antwerp, Zeebrugge, and Southampton), presenting strategic pathways for the decarbonization of the maritime sector.