NOVEMBER 2016

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IN THIS ISSUE New Participants: - Port Corpus Christi WINDS OF CHANGE! - New Orleans Terminal LLC Autumn is upon us and brings with it good winds of change at Green Marine. The projects are numerous, diverse - Port of Olympia and stimulating. The Secretariat, for example, will soon welcome a new employee, and we have new performance New Partner: indicators on the table, all while putting the final touches on the 14th edition of Green Marine Magazine and - Certified Laboratories New Association: working full steam ahead on the preparations for our 10th annual conference. - Michigan Aggregates Association Green Marine News: Happy reading! - New employee - New magazine - Successful New Orleans event GreenTech 2017: Industry success stories: - GCT - Fednav - BC Ferries NEW MEMBERS - Port of Seattle - Port of Tacoma - - Port of Québec GREEN MARINE PROUDLY WELCOMES THREE NEW U.S. - Ocean Spotlight on partners - Thordon Bearings PARTICIPANTS - Schneider Electric - Climate Smart Businesses Port Corpus Christi becomes the first Texan port to join Green Marine. As the primary economic engine of the - Ionada Coastal Bend, Port Corpus Christi is the fifth largest port in the United States in terms of overall tonnage. Port Corpus - ABS - RSC Bio Solutions Christi is strategically located on the western Gulf of Mexico, with a straight, 45-foot (13.7-metre) deep channel. Events It provides quick access to the Gulf and the entire U.S. Inland Waterways - 4th Sustainable Ocean Summit System. The Port delivers outstanding access to overland transportation - Highway H20 - GST North America with onsite direct connections to three Class-1 railroads and uncongested #BragAboutIt interstate and state highways. Port Corpus Christi is protected by a state-of-the-art security department and an List of all Green Marine members award-winning Environmental Management System.

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NEW MEMBERS

New Orleans Terminal, LLC is the single operator for the N.O.T. Container Facility, the N.O.T. Container Freight Station, and the New Orleans Intermodal On-Dock-Rail Ramp. N.O.T. enables carriers and their customers to quickly and cost-effectively handle cargoes destined to discharge or load and thereby reduce or eliminate intermodal consolidation and shipping costs. N.O.T. is a joint venture between Ceres and Container Marine Terminals LLC. Both Ceres and the Port of New Orleans are active Green Marine participants.

The Port of Olympia is located in South Puget Sound in Washington State. It is a multi-use, publically owned and operated port focused on bulk and breakbulk cargoes including logs, organic grains, proppants, livestock, heavy lift equipment and wind-power components. With various rail and road accesses, the Port of Olympia is an ideal intermodal hub for various niche cargoes across different industries. It offers on-dock rail capabilities, a 140-metric-ton lifting capacity Gottwald mobile harbor crane, close proximity to I-5, and both BNSF and UP rail service. The port also has its 76,000-square-foot (7,060 square-metre) open-beam warehouse in close proximity to its dock with 39 feet (11.9 metres) of dredged depth at mean low low water. It differentiates itself from its competition through its flexible longshore labor and the unique relationship with management. The ILWU Local 47 prides itself in being first-in-class for reliability in handling the most challenging cargo. The port owns various types of equipment and operates within a secure U.S. Customs bonded facility that includes a Foreign-Trade Zone (216). GREEN MARINE ALSO WELCOMES A NEW PARTNER… Certified Laboratories is an international company established in 1949 with global manufacturing facilities. It is a major supplier of fuel quality assurance and lubrication products for businesses large and small. Certified Laboratories conducts extensive laboratory research and development of environmentally acceptable lubricants and lubrication practices while continuing to be one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of lubrication products in the world. It helps companies to reduce their environmental footprint by engineering advanced technology products and services that directly reduce waste-oil streams and exposure to hazardous constituents. This includes everything from safely extending drain intervals to being one of the leading developers of new and effective EAL lubricants.

… AND A NEW ASSOCIATION MEMBER The Michigan Aggregates Association promotes best practices for safe and efficient aggregate production, responsible environmental stewardship and reasonable material specifications for its members. Through community involvement, the association educates the public and creates a sustainable industry for future generations by providing materials used by Michigan citizens in their daily lives.

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GM NEWS

NEW PROGRAM MANAGER ON THE EAST COAST! We are pleased to announce that Thomas Grégoire program and coordinating Green Marine’s Great Lakes has joined Green Marine as a new program manager advisory committee and other working groups. Thomas and will be based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Thomas has been hired to replace Françoise Quintus, who has holds a bachelor’s degree in Science – Biology from been one of Green Marine’s program managers since Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Prior to 2010 but will leave at the end of December to pursue joining Green Marine, he worked for the Chamber of new challenges. Green Marine gratefully thanks Shipping of for two years as a security Françoise for her exceptional contribution in developing and policy analyst. His primary role will be to support the environmental program’s criteria and her extensive Green Marine’s East Coast and Great Lakes participants support to Green Marine participants over the past six in implementing the Green Marine environmental years.

GREEN MARINE MAGAZINE, NO. 14

The fall issue of Green Marine Magazine is at the presses! All members will shortly receive their copy by mail, but Issue No. 14 is already available on line. The magazine looks at underwater noise, climate VIEW ONLINE (FLIPBOOK) > change, leadership and environmental excellence, port emission inventories and a gamut of other enriching and innovative topics derived from North America’s maritime industry!

A SUCCESSFUL GREEN MARINE SEMINAR IN NEW ORLEANS

More than 50 people took part in Green Marine’s and Meredith Martino (American Association of Port informational seminar in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Authorities) – shared their views on the program’s Thursday, October 27th. They first had the opportunity criteria and applicability. to listen to an inspiring presentation from Dr. Lee Green Marine is truly grateful that so many key Gulf Kindberg, director of Environment & Sustainability Coast maritime stakeholders took some time out of at Maersk Line on “Delivering Sustainability.” Green their busy schedules to discuss sustainability with us Marine representatives subsequently outlined the over lunch. Our sincere thank you to everyone who took environmental certification program. The group also part, as well as our speakers, and to the Port of New heard insiders’ perspectives. The representatives of Orleans for helping us to organize such a successful several Green Marine participants – Amelia Pellegrin event! (Port of New Orleans), René Hayes (Ceres Terminals),

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HEADING SOUTH! IIt’s time to register for Green Marine 10th annual We’re counting on your presence at the Hyatt Regency conference, to be held from Tuesday, May 30 to Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to ensure the Thursday, June 1, 2017! success of GreenTech 2017.

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CALL FOR SPEAKERS Green Marine welcomes proposals from members of the marine transportation community to present at GreenTech 2017. The proposals and presentations should focus on actual marine transportation experiences, case studies and/or leading-edge research that show delegates how best practices, new technologies and insightful partnerships make a difference in terms of improving environmental sustainability. Everyone is invited to submit a proposal before December 1st, 2016, on the different environmental issues covered by the Green Marine environmental program’s performance indicators and/or on subjects of current interest to the program’s U.S. and Canadian participants: ship owners, port authorities, terminal operations and shipyard managers. Topics of interest for GreenTech 2017: • Climate change adaptation and resiliency/ • Dual fuel and LNG use Climate risk and adaptation strategy • Sustainability: from the corporate to the • Air emission issues in ports (e.g. impacts, operational level GreenTech 2017 inventory, mitigation) • Cruise ship industry environmental challenges • Marine ecosystem protection (e.g. water quality, (emissions, waste water management, recycling) May 30 - June 1 whales and their habitat, endangered species, Fort Lauderdale coral reefs)

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EXHIBITION Green Marine is organizing another commercial exhibition for GreenTech 2017! The annual Green Marine conference has earned an enviable reputation for showcasing the latest technology and innovation to advance the marine industry’s sustainability. The exhibition will be set up in the first half of the Crystal Ballroom where everyone will be encouraged to gather before and after sessions to network over a cup of coffee or tea as well as snacks. The 17 available booths will be assigned on a first-come first-served basis. We encourage you to secure your booth space as soon as possible, keeping in mind that last year’s exhibition was sold out months before the conference!

Confirmed exhibitors: SECURE A BOOTH SPACE > • SINTO Inc. • Terragon, Environmental Technologies • Maritime Executive

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OUR SPONSORS: INDISPENSABLE! Green Marine’s annual conference would not be possible without the generosity of all our sponsors, and this year’s 10th anniversary edition is no exception! The generous support of our sponsors will permit Green Marine to hold highly relevant conference sessions and networking opportunities at GreenTech 2017. The sponsorships also enable Green Marine to tangibly pursue its mission throughout the year, with all of the profits generated by the event being reinvested to further improve the environmental program. Green Marine’s annual conference is always a great way to promote your sustainability commitment, showcase your products and services, and/or ensure great visibility for your organization. GreenTech 2017’s sponsorship plan allows you to choose the level of commitment and type of visibility you want!

Thank you to all of the sponsors that have already confirmed their support of our 10th annual conference: GOLD SPONSORS BECOME A SPONSOR >

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SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS MEDIA SPONSORS • Svitzer • Oceanex • Port of Cleveland • Chamber of marine commerce • Montreal Gateway Terminals Partnership • Highway H2O • Quebec

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GCT CANADA RECOGNIZED FOR ITS THREE FEDNAV BULK CARRIERS INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY ACHIEVE RIGHTSHIP’S PERFECT SCORE LEADERSHIP Of the 18,000 bulk carriers currently in service worldwide, only 53 vessels have a double five-star Rightship rating for both risk and the environment and 13 of them GCT Canada received the Canada’s Clean50 Top 15 Projects Award for 2017 on September are owned by Fednav. The Federal Tyne, Federal Takase and Federal Trident have 20th. Delta Management commended the company for its coordinated system to improve each achieved a greater distinction by being three of only six vessels in the world truck processing times at its GCT Deltaport and GCT Vanterm. Both container terminals are with a current perfect RightShip rating, achieving both five-star ratings (for risk and located at the Port of in Vancouver, British Columbia. environment) as well as an A+ rating for greenhouse gas emissions. GCT Canada was the first terminal operator in North America to voluntarily introduce a truck reservation system in 2004, thereby setting the industry standard. The subsequent introduction of night gate operations in 2014 further reduced traffic congestion and emissions. The night gate operations removed nearly 1,000 trucks from peak daytime hours. IT’S A WRAP FOR BC FERRIES’ NEW LNG- Stephen Edwards, GCT Global Container Terminals Inc.’s president and CEO, wants the POWERED VESSEL! company to always pursue such a sustainable approach. “We are committed to improving our environmental standards through not only new innovations, but by growing our business without expanding our footprint,” he says. “This is exactly what we have done by creating efficiency through our innovative truck processing.” Reduced congestion and GHG emissions The implementation of truck reservations and night gate systems have together successfully reduced congestion and associated greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In 2014-15, GCT Canada’s cargo volume increased by 13.1%, while GHG emissions were lowered by 4.9%. GHG emissions were reduced by approximately 4,100 tCO2e, which is equivalent to taking 800 cars off the road. The first liquefied natural gas-powered ferry being acquired by British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. is almost completed. The Salish Orca is being constructed at Remontowa The Clean50 Top 15 Projects Award recognizes the exemplary contributions of organizations Shipbuilding S.A. in Gdansk, Poland, where it is currently wrapped in a massive artistic decal whose innovative projects can both inform and inspire others to further their efforts to bearing the beautiful artwork of B.C. Coast Salish artist Darlene Gait. The Salish Orca will be mitigate climate change, and to pursue clean and sustainable developments. capable of operating on either LNG or ultra- low sulphur diesel-oil (ULSD). The Salish Orca will depart Poland this fall under its own power and sail through the Panama Canal and up along the West Coast of North America to reach Vancouver, British Columbia. It is expected to arrive in Canada by the end of the year. The Salish Orca, along with the Salish Eagle and the Salish Raven (both scheduled to arrive in early 2017), will replace BC Ferries’ two older vessels: the Queen of Nanaimo and the Queen of Burnaby. Share your green initiatives with us and we will spread the Each of the three new LNG-powered vessels will be 107 metres (351 feet) in length and will news! Simply forward information and picture to Green Marine’s accommodate up to 145 vehicles and 600 passengers. communications manager: [email protected]

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FIRST-EVER SOLAR PROJECT FOR THE PROJECT TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE PORT OF SEATTLE GASES AT THE PORT OF MONTREAL In Washington State, the Port of Seattle has approved funding for the design of the In Quebec, the Montreal Port Authority (MPA) is launching a project that will reduce port’s first-ever solar demonstration project. The project at Fishermen’s Terminal will greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by optimizing truck routes on its territory. be part of a routine replacement of net-shed roofs. The initiative arises from the port’s The advanced new Trucking PORTal Web-based application will be a key tool to reach Energy and Sustainability Committee’s mandate to guide the port’s policies with the goal of reducing wait times at port container terminals. A data capture system the combined goals of increasing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas makes it possible to measure truck trips from the point of entering to the point of emissions. leaving the port, and to relay this information in real time to drivers and dispatchers. Planners estimate that the net-shed solar panels could produce 11,000 kilowatts of The information is gathered using a combination of Bluetooth and Radio-Frequency electricity per year, reducing carbon emissions by 279 pounds in the first 12 months. Identification (RFID) technologies and licence plate readers. The project could be in place by the end of 2017. Truck trips are captured at several points on port territory, tracking their movement. Engineers are also looking at the feasibility of installing solar panels at Pier 69, The result is a comprehensive view of the traffic, bottlenecks and wait times at the the Port of Seattle headquarters on the Seattle Waterfront, as well as other port various terminals. This information is sent to drivers in real time by means of a mobile properties. There is potential to offset carbon emissions by hundreds of thousands application that they download on their mobile device. They can use this information of pounds annually. to plan their route more efficiently which will result in less traffic congestion and (Photo: Don Wilson, Port of Seattle) idling and, thereby, less GHG emissions.

PORT OF TACOMA RECEIVES 2016 AAPA PORT IN THE CITY 2016 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT AWARD The Port of Tacoma in Washington State has been recognized for its Stormwater Management Guidance Manual. The American Association of Port Authorities salutes the port’s environmental stewardship role in helping its stakeholders to solve challenging environmental problems. The manual was developed as a tool to help port users to navigate the storm water requirements associated with development actions. The objective is to provide guidance during development and redevelopment A total of 2,665 people discovered the Port of Montreal facilities on September 10th aboard actions (specific to port industrial operations where no other guidance specific to the AML Cavalier Maxim cruise ship during the MPA Port in the City 2016 day. the industry exists), save time and money by creating a process matrix for decision- making and, protect water quality by applying the appropriate amount of storm water treatment for all new facilities.

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INDUSTRY SUCCESS STORIES

OCEAN UNVEILS ITS LATEST TUG: THE OCEAN TAIGA The Ocean Taiga, the newest addition to the Ocean fleet, is the second most powerful tug in Canada. It is the second tug in Ocean’s TundRA series, which is being constructed at the Ocean Industries shipyard at Isle-aux-Coudres, Quebec. The Ocean Taiga is a 36-metre (118- foot) tug equipped with the latest technologies to be able to operate in the most extreme conditions. Its hull is reinforced and certified for ice navigation. Ocean Taiga’s environmental features include a biological wastewater treatment system that avoids the use of chemicals. The tug is also equipped with an oily wastewater treatment system that meets the highest standards in terms of disposed content. Its hull is coated in A NORTH AMERICAN AWARD FOR THE Ecospeed paint for an ultra-strong and -smooth finish to minimize friction in both clear and PORT OF QUÉBEC icy waters. The Québec Port Authority (QPA) in Quebec City has been awarded one of the Marine Environment Protection Awards for Ports 2016 by the North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA). The award was presented to the QPA in New York City on October 28th. It recognizes the efforts of the QPA in the port’s first-ever sustainability action plan. Congratulations! Photo: Sarah Lambert (QPA), Marie-Ève Lemieux (QPA), Mario Girard (QPA), Carleen Lyden-Kluss (NAMEPA) et Anick Métivier (QPA).

Photo: The Ocean Taiga blessing took place on October 28, in Quebec City.

SPOTLIGHT ON PARTNERS

THORDON BEARINGS ON BOARD THE HATS OFF TO SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC! NEW DAMIA DESGAGNÉS The Northeast Clean Energy Council (NECEC) named Schneider Electric the Clean Energy Company of the Year during the 2016 Green Tie Gala Awards in Boston, Canada’s first dual-fuel tanker, the Damia Desgagnés, has been fitted with Thordon Massachusetts, on October 25th. NECEC saluted Schneider Electric for its leadership Bearings COMPAC seawater-lubricated propeller shaft bearing system to safeguard the and contribution to the region’s leading clean energy economy. marine environment during vessel operations in the Great Lakes and within Arctic regions. Desgagnés chose the COMPAC system after deeming it the most environmentally safe Schneider Electric was chosen for its work in developing connected technologies solution available. The COMPAC system eliminates the risk of any operational oil leaking and solutions to manage energy and processes for utilities, industry, smart cities and from stern tube seals and bearings by using no oil whatsoever. others in ways that are safe, reliable, efficient and sustainable.

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ABS GIVES ZERO-EMISSIONS FERRY CONDITIONAL APPROVAL The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has issued a conditional Approval in Principal for the conceptual design of a ferry powered solely by hydrogen fuel cells. ABS issued the approval after verifying that the conceptual design is compliant with applicable regulations. ABS’s findings are part of the report issued by Sandia National Laboratories after two years of research into the feasibility of constructing and operating a high-speed passenger ferry powered exclusively by hydrogen fuel cells. The study titled “Feasibility of the SF-BREEZE: a Zero Emission, Hydrogen Fuel Cell High Speed Passenger Ferry” examines more than 10 CLIMATE SMART AWARDED GRAND issues and concludes the concept is feasible in all of those cases. INNOVATION PRIZE! SF-BREEZE stands for San Francisco Bay Renewable Energy Electric Vessel with Zero Emissions. Tom Escher, president of San Francisco’s Red and White Fleet, spurred the research by asking if The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Climate CoLab has awarded Climate Smart it was possible to eliminate all emissions from one of the company’s ferries. the Grand Prize in a global competition for climate change-fighting innovations for the carbon mapping tool devised by the company based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Funded by the Maritime Administration at the U.S. Department of Transportation, the study lead by Sandia has also involved the U.S. Coast Guard, naval architects at Elliot Bay Design MIT’s Climate CoLab recognized the company’s Business Energy and Emissions Profile (BEEP) Group, the Port of San Francisco, as well as other contributors. Dashboard – a data visualization tool to help cities establish more effective carbon-reduction programs. The prize comes with a $10,000 cash award. Climate Smart was selected along with 27 international runners-up and three finalists from Climate CoLab’s Smart Zero Carbon Cities Challenge 2016, where Climate Smart had won Judges Choice and Popular Choice READ THE STUDY > earlier this year. Photo: Elizabeth Sheehan, Climate Smart’s president and cofounder, accepted the award at a ceremony on September 28th at the Crowds & Climate Conference in Cambridge, Massachusetts. NEW EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN ON IONADA MEMBRANE SCRUBBER SPILLS RSC Bio Solutions has launched a new educational campaign aimed at informing the industry RECEIVES CLASS APPROVAL and general public on the dangerous effects of oil spills and leaks. Bureau Veritas (BV) has approved the Ionada Membrane Scrubber™ on M/V Nolhanava for It will highlight the importance of adopting sustainable business and personal practices in operation within Emission Control Areas (ECAs). The vessel will continue to burn heavy fuel protecting the ‘Three Ps’ – people, planet and profits. while achieving the 0.1% sulphur limit on emissions required under International Maritime Law, with zero discharge into the ocean. The unique microporous ceramic membrane is the The effort comes on the heels of the launch of RSC Bio Solutions’ new FUTERRATM Ecolabel only design that provides zero discharge overboard, while continuing to allow ship owners certified environmentally acceptable lubricant. to save money by operating with low-cost heavy fuel oil. The MV Nolhanava provides a vital The centerpiece of the campaign, which highlights key data and legislative requirements on lifeline between Halifax, Nova Scotia, and the French territorial islands of Saint-Pierre and these topics, is a new microsite www.everyspillmatters.com. Miquelon off the East Coast of Canada.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

4TH SUSTAINABLE OCEAN SUMMIT The World Ocean Council (WOC) will hold The 4th Sustainable Ocean Summit (SOS) November 30th to December 2nd, 2016, in Rotterdam, in the Netherlands. This year’s SOS theme is “OCEAN 2030: Sustainable Development Goals and the Ocean Business Community.” David Bolduc, Green Marine’s executive director, is one of the guest speakers in the session on Shipping, Sustainable Development and Synergies: GREEN SHIP TECHNOLOGY NORTH Communication and Coordination among Green Shipping Initiatives. SOS 2016 will gather more than 300 international high-level ocean industry AMERICA stakeholders in a unique cross-sectoral forum to shape the ocean sustainability Green Ship Technology North America is being held until tomorrow, November 17, agenda, address emerging ocean issues and regulation, and develop strategic 2016 at the Watergate Hotel, in Washington, DC. This year’s conference theme is alliances on ocean sustainability, science and stewardship. SOS 2016 participants “Harmonizing global industry regulations and promoting sustainability in shipping.” will collaborate to review ocean economic projections for the coming 15 years and Green Marine’s Project Manager - Marine Habitat, Véronique Nolet, is among the to develop industry-driven solutions to ocean sustainable development challenges. guest speakers and will present the new underwater noise performance indicators to be added to the environmental certification program’s criteria. Green Marine will also have a booth at the GST conference. REGISTER > GST North America features more than 50 expert speakers, 50 ship owners and operators, and over 15 hours of networking opportunities. The conference will address managing air emissions, VGP, ballast water management, alternative fuels, sustainable ship design, improving energy efficiency and many other issues.

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Keynote Speaker 12th ANNUAL HWY H2O CONFERENCEERIC TERMUENDE Co-Founder & Director of Gen Y Inc. Follow us on Twitter: The 12th Annual HWY H2O conference takes place today and tomorrow, November 16-17, 2016, at the Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel & Suites. This year’s conference showcasesThis conference how will HWY showcase H2O howis uniquely HWY H O is positioned uniquely positioned to move to move cargo cargo to toand and from from thethe North North 2 @GMarine_AVerte AmericanAmerican Heartland faster faster and and more more efficiently. efficiently: Delegates will benefitHWY from H2O in-depth is #ShippingSimplified. discussion with peers and presentations relevant to Great Lakes/Seaway from stakeholders and industry specialists. The HWY H2O Conference is a convergence of industry thought leaders and experienced specialists in marine and shipping. Delivering insight on industry trends and market intelligence in a conference environment designed for engagement and networking.

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#BragAboutIt

Green Marine certification requires commitment, effort and measurable improvement in sustainability. We encourage our members to proudly display their participation in this rigorous and transparent program for advancing environmental excellence. Here are a few examples of the creative ways in which the certification logo is being displayed by our participants. The Green Marine partner logo is also proudly shown by the many companies sharing our sustainability goals for the North American marine industry. We encourage our members that haven’t yet used the Green Marine logo to do so and to #BragAboutIt a little.

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• Algoma Central Corporation • Albany Port District • BC Ferries • Atlantic Towing Limited Commission • Ceres Terminals Inc. • BC Ferries • Bécancour Waterfront • DP World - Prince Rupert • Canada Steamship Lines Industrial Park • Empire Stevedoring Company Ltd • Canfornav • Canaveral Port Authority (Montreal) • Cogema • Cleveland-Cuyahoga County • Federal Marine Terminals • Croisières AML Port Authority • Fraser Surrey Docks • CSL Americas • Duluth Seaway Port Authority • G3 Canada Limited (Québec) • CSL Australia • Greater Victoria Harbour Authority • G3 Canada Limited (Trois- Rivières) • CSL Europe • Halifax Port Authority • GCT Global Container Terminals Inc. • CTMA Group • Hamilton Port Authority • Groupe Desgagnés (Relais Nordik Sept-Îles) • Fednav Limited • Illinois International Port District • IOC (Iron Ore Company, Sept-Îles) • Desgagnés • Montréal Port Authority • Logistec Corporation • Ledcor Transportation & Resources LP • Nanaimo Port Authority • Marine Atlantic Inc. • Lower Lakes Towing Limited • Northwest Seaport Alliance • McAsphalt Industries Limited • Marine Atlantic Inc. • Oshawa Port Authority • Montreal Gateway Terminals Partnership • McAsphalt Marine • Port Everglades • Neptune Terminals Transportation Ltd. • Port of Corpus Christi • New Orleans Terminal LLC • McKeil Marine • Port of Gulfport (MSPA) • Norcan Petroleum Group • North Arm Transportation • (Oxnard • Northern Stevedoring • Ocean Group Harbor District) • Ocean Industries (shipyard) • Oceanex • Port of Indiana - Burns Harbor • Pacific Coast Terminals • Owen Sound Transportation Company • Port of Longview • Pinnacle Renewable Energy (Westview • Reformar • Port of Milwaukee Terminal) • Seaspan ULC • Port of Monroe • Porlier Express • Saam SMIT Canada • Port of New Orleans • QSL • Société des Traversiers du Québec • Port of Olympia • Richardson International • SVITZER Canada • Port of Seattle • Ridley Terminals Inc. • TBS Ship Management Inc. • Port of Valleyfield • Rio Tinto Alcan (Port-Alfred) • Port Alberni Port Authority • Seaspan ULC (shipyards) • Prince Rupert Port Authority • Squamish Terminals • Québec Port Authority • Sterling Marine Fuels (Windsor Terminal) • Saint John Port authority, NB • Termont Montreal • Saguenay Port Authority • Tidal Coast Terminals Ltd. Green Marine participants are • Sept-Îles Port Authority • Tymac Launch Service Ltd. committed to continuously • St. John’s Port Authority, NL • Valero (Jean-Gauvin Refinery) improving their environmental • St. Lawrence Seaway • Valleytank Development Corporation • Valport performance. • St. Lawrence Seaway • Waterfront Petroleum Terminal Company Management Corporation • West Coast Reduction • Thunder Bay Port Authority • Westridge Terminal (Kinder Morgan • Toronto Port Authority Canada) • Trois-Rivières Port Authority • Westshore Terminals • Vancouver Fraser Port Authority • Yellowline Asphalt Products Ltd. • Windsor Port Authority

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INDUSTRY SERVICES, PRODUCTS & CLASS SOCIETIES, VERIFICATION & VETTING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING • ABB Turbocharging • American Bureau of Shipping • Climate Smart Businesses Inc. • Abate Energy Group • DNV-GL • Concept Naval • American Chemical • Lloyd’s Register Marine North America • EcoLogix Group Technologies • Canadian International • Envirochem • Bell Marine & Mill Supply Bureau of Shipping • Groupe-Conseil Génipur inc. • Certified Laboratories • RightShip Americas • Hemmera • Conflow Technologies • Kennedy/Jenks Consultants • CR Ocean Engineering LLC • Moffatt & Nichol • Drew Marine SHIPPERS, LOGISTICS & SHIP MANAGERS • Norda Stelo • DSS Group of Companies • PESCA Environnement • Eco-Forma Inc. • Aluminerie Alouette • K+S Windsor Salt Ltd. • SNC-Lavalin Environment • Ecospray Technologies S.R.L. • Ventus Development Services Inc. • Envirolin Canada • Quickload CEF • Environmental Solutions Inc. • V.Ships Canada Inc. • WSP Canada • Filtramax • GHGES PILOTAGE R&D, RESPONSE, TRAINING & COOPERATIVE • Hermont Marine • InnovMarine Inc. • Atlantic Pilotage Authority • Human Resources Sectorial Committee of the • International Paint • Corporation des pilotes du Maritime Industry (CSMOIM) • Ionada • Georgian College’s Great Lakes International • Jasco Applied Sciences St-Laurent Central • Corporation of Lower Marine Training Centre • Marine and Offshore Canada • Marine Exchange of Puget Sound • Marine Clean Ltd. St. Lawrence Pilots • Great Lakes Pilotage Authority • Maritime Innovation • Moran Coastal & Ocean • Western Canada Marine Response Corporation Resources, Inc. • Laurentian Pilotage Authority • Nimonik • Pacific Pilotage Authority • OpDAQ Systems • Puget Sound Pilots • Pronova Systems Inc. • RBM HoldSolutions ENERGY COMPANIES • RSC Bio Solutions • Sanexen • Gaz Metro • Schneider Electric • LNG • Scott’s Marine Interiors • Seagulf Marine Industries Inc. • S.I.G.E.I.M Inc. • SINTO • SRA Information Technology • Stantec • Techsol Marine • Terragon Environmental Technologies • Thordon Bearings Inc. Partners are suppliers of services, products, technology and/or • Total Marine Solutions Inc. equipment that offer environmental advantages or opportunities • True North Marine • Urgence Marine Inc. to help Green Marine participants to improve their environmental • Uson Marine AB performance. • VapCor Inc. • Wärtsilä Canada

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GOVERNMENTS • City of Montréal-Est RESEARCH, EDUCATION & • City of Port-Cartier CONSERVATION • Environment Canada • City of Québec • Fisheries and Oceans Canada • City of Saint-Amable • Center of Excellence for Marine • Inter-American Committee on Ports of • City of Sept-Îles Manufacturing & Technology the Organization of American States • City of Varennes • Clear Seas • Ministère de l’Énergie et des • Communauté métropolitaine • CPEQ Ressources naturelles du Québec de Québec • EcoMaris • Ministère des Transports du • Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities • Great Lakes Maritime Research Institute Québec Initiative • INREST • Ministère du Développement durable, • Marguerite-D’Youville MRC • Northwest Community College de l’Environnement et de la Lutte aux • Ocean Networks Canada Changements Climatiques du Québec ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS AND NGOS • PortTech Los Angeles • Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des • Promotion Saguenay Parcs du Québec • Carbon War Room • Seattle Aquarium • Ministry of Transportation • Ducks Unlimited Canada • Société de promotion économique de of Ontario • Environmental Defense Fund Rimouski • Puget Sound Clean Air Agency • Georgia Strait Alliance • St. Lawrence Global Observatory • • Georgian Bay Forever • St. Lawrence River Institute of • Washington Department of Ecology • International Secretariat for Water Environmental Sciences • Les Amis de la vallée du • Technopole Maritime du Québec MUNICIPALITIES Saint-Laurent • Vancouver Aquarium • Marine Mammals Observation Network • Board of Harbor Commissioners of the (ROMM) City of Milwaukee • Nature Conservancy of Canada • City of Bécancour • Nature Québec • City of Calixa-Lavallée • One Drop • City of Contrecoeur • Pacific Salmon Foundation Green Marine Supporters encourage and • City of Longueuil • Sedna Foundation • City of Matane • Stratégies Saint-Laurent support the sustainable development • City of Montréal • World Wildlife Fund Canada initiative undertaken by the marine industry.

GREEN MARINE ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Associations serve as ambassadors for the environmental program.

• American Association of Port Authorities • International Ship-Owners Alliance of Canada • American Great Lakes Ports Association • Michigan Aggregates Association • American Society of Naval Engineers • North American Marine Environment Protection • Association of Canadian Port Authorities Association • BC Marine Terminal Operators Association • Ontario Marine Transportation Forum • Canadian Ferry Association • Shipping Federation of Canada • Canadian Marine Pilots Association • St. Lawrence Economic Development Council • Chamber of Marine Commerce • St. Lawrence Shipoperators • Chamber of Shipping of America • U.S. Great Lakes Shipping Association • Chamber of Shipping of British Columbia • Washington Maritime Federation • Council of Marine Carriers • Washington Public Ports Association

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