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3 September 2026

Pink corridor puts nuclear shipping on transatlantic map

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Pink corridor puts nuclear shipping on transatlantic map

Shipping’s proliferation of so-called green corridors is getting a new hue, with plans unveiled for a pink corridor between the UK and US designed to explore what would be required to operate nuclear-powered containerships across the Atlantic. Lloyd’s Register, Maersk, the Port of Felixstowe and South Carolina’s Port of Charleston are joining forces to examine …

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