Yang Ming Marine Transport and PSA International have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on sea-land decarbonisation initiatives, reinforcing their commitment to building more sustainable and environmentally responsible logistics and supply chain operations.
The partnership will focus on reducing carbon emissions across maritime and landside logistics through the adoption of cleaner technologies, improved operational efficiency, and the development of low-carbon transport solutions. The two companies will also explore opportunities to optimize port and terminal operations, enhance cargo movement, and support the industry’s transition to greener supply chains.
Under the agreement, Yang Ming and PSA will work together on initiatives such as digitalisation, data sharing, and the deployment of innovative technologies aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions across the logistics ecosystem.
The collaboration aligns with the shipping industry’s broader decarbonisation goals and international efforts to achieve net-zero emissions. By integrating sustainable practices across both sea and land operations, the partners aim to help customers reduce the environmental footprint of their supply chains while maintaining operational efficiency.
The MoU underscores the growing emphasis on collaboration between shipping lines and port operators to accelerate the adoption of sustainable logistics solutions. As global trade continues to evolve, such partnerships are expected to play a key role in supporting the maritime sector’s long-term climate and sustainability objectives.