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15 October 2026

Guangzhou and Hong Kong open electric container shuttle

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Guangzhou and Hong Kong open electric container shuttle

Guangzhou Port has launched the Greater Bay Area’s first zero-carbon container route, putting a battery-electric vessel into cross-border service between Nansha and Hong Kong. The 240 teu Sui Gang Dian Hang 02 opened the route this week, carrying furniture and consumer goods to Hong Kong International Terminals. The vessel uses containerised batteries that can be …

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