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4 September 2026

Pink Corridor project explores nuclear-powered transatlantic container shipping

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Pink Corridor project explores nuclear-powered transatlantic container shipping

Lloyd’s Register (LR), A. P. Moller – Maersk, the Port of Felixstowe and the Port of Charleston have launched the Pink Corridor project . The project will explore what is needed to operate a nuclear-powered containership between the UK and US. The partners will focus on safety, security, port access and regulation.

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