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IN THIS ISSUE New members 50... AND COUNTING! Participant: - Ledcor Transportation & Resources LP Through Green Wave, we like to share with you the environmental initiatives and successes of our participants, along Associations: with our partners’ technological innovations, our supporters’ concerted efforts, and the not-to-be missed events - Chamber of Shipping of America organized by our member associations. We also keep you informed about developments in the environmental - Washington Public Ports Association program’s criteria, annual results, additions to our passionate team and, of course,

Green Marine News THE GREEN WAVE No1, October 2007 PRESENTING THE FIRST GREEN MARINE NEWSLETTER. AS A SUBSCRIBER, YOU all the newcomers that ensure the growth and further influence of our initiative. We WILL RECEIVE REGULAR UPDATES OF CURRENT AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS OF THIS ENVIRONMENTAL PARTNERSHIP OF THE MARINE INDUSTRY. What is Green Marine? It is a voluntary environmental partnership of the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes GreenTech: marine industry. This major alliance is being spearheaded by seven marine industry associations in and the United States:

American Great Lakes Ports Association St. Lawrence Economic Development Council like doing this all so much that this is our 50th edition of the newsletter! The very first Canadian Shipowners Association (SODES) Chamber of Marine Commerce St. Lawrence Shipoperators - 2016 Carboneutral report Shipping Federation of Canada United States Great Lakes Shipping Association Governance is provided by a steering committee of CEOs from shipping companies and port authorities who are providing strong leadership and stewardship within the industry. The steering committee’s three co-chairs are Gerry Carter (Canada Steamship Lines), Terry Johnson (Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation) - Commemorative plaque – which fit on a single page – announced the launch of a voluntary environmental and Laurence G. Pathy (Fednav Limited). For the first time in North America, all sectors of the marine industry have united to strengthen their environmental performance along a major maritime corridor. To accomplish this, Green Marine has developed an environmental program that businesses can adopt on a voluntary basis. Developing the Green Marine environmental program has represented a challenge for the marine industry. The complexity of the task - GreenTech 2017 partnership by the maritime industry in the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes region. has been increased by the diversity of industry sectors and by the international nature of marine transportation. A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY All companies within the marine industry committed to improving the environmental performance of their operations are welcome to become members of Green Marine. The program is designed to assist a wide range of companies, both in Canada and in the United States, operating within various sectors on the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes marine industry: domestic and international shipowners, ports, terminals, stevedoring companies, St. Lawrence Seaway, shipyards, shippers and shipping Industry success stories: agents. Green Marine targets not only the marine industry, but all organizations concerned by the environment: We’ve come a long way since October 2007 and it’s always a pleasure, Green Wave environmental organizations, government agencies and communities. A PROCESS THAT CALLS FOR EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENT The Green Marine program requires companies to implement specific best practices that will contribute to reducing the environmental impacts of their business activities. Each company’s performance is rated on a scale, beginning with regulatory - Port of Québec compliance and culminating in excellence and leadership. The results are communicated to the general public after Green Wave, to relate the continual improvement in the maritime industry’s in a Green Marine annual report. TO COME... Green Marine is currently recruiting members from target companies before the official launch of the - CSL Environemental Program of the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes Marine Industry, which will take place in City on October 23, Quebec Marine Day.

environmental performance. Happy reading! For more information about Green Marine or its environmental program, feel free to contact us at [email protected] - Port Everglades or 418 649.6004 or visit our website at www.Green-Marine.org. - Port of Cleveland - - Desgagnés - Port of Spotlight on our partners NEW MEMBERS - Climate Smart Businesses - Terragon - Vapcor Events WELCOME TO OUR NEW PARTICIPANT - ACPA Conference Ledcor Transportation & Resources LP owns and operates nine and twenty-two , making - AAPA Annual Convention - Green Marine Seminar it one of the largest marine operations serving natural resources and industrial customers in Southwest British - Highway H2O Conference Columbia (BC). Their tugs are based in Richmond, BC in the North Arm of the , - CFOA conference with one vessel working full time in Victoria. They can be deployed to any area along the List of all Green Marine members southern BC coast in a timely manner. Marine services include ship assist, and marine towing services, and emergency marine services. Ledcor works in unison with their forestry operations to provide closed-loop supply chain services for the forestry CONTACT US industry. Ledcor’s specially designed and In : constructed barges feature higher sides, 25, du Marché-Champlain, suite 402 Quebec City, QC, G1K 4H2 which allow for high volume transport 418-649-6004 of fibre and other low-density materials.

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TWO ADDITIONNAL ASSOCIATIONS SUPPORT GREEN MARINE Based in Washington, D.C., the Chamber of Shipping of America America is a non-profit U.S. national ship owners’ trade association with 34 member companies. It focuses on compliance programs for large oceangoing ships for both existing and future regulatory requirements. Issues are worked out at a global level through the International Maritime Organization, as well as at the U.S. federal and state levels through various governmental agencies that include the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

The Washington Public Ports Association (WPPA) promotes the interests of the port community through effective government relations, ongoing education and strong advocacy programs.

GM NEWS FAREWELL, GARY! On September 13th, Gary Paulson, VP, Operations & Harbour Master at the is leaving the port after 10 years of service. Green Marine thanks him for his commitment to the environmental program and all the work he did as chair of the West Coast Advisory Committee. It has been an honour and pleasure to form this committee with him and increase Green Marine’s presence on the West Coast. Thank you, Gary, and best of luck in your new role as CEO for the Commissionaires for Victoria, The Islands & Yukon.

Green Marine President, Raymond Johnston, Chamber of Shipping of former President, Stephen Brown, and Gary Paulson attending a networking event during GreenTech 2015, in Seattle.

DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING TO BOOK YOUR GREEN MARINE MAGAZINE AD! The deadline to reserve your ad in Green Marine Fall 2016 issue, please contact our publishing partner, Magazine’s Fall 2016 issue is September 19th! Griffintown Media! Subscribe to When you now buy advertising space in Green Marine Green Marine Magazine is compulsory reading for The Green Wave Magazine, you double your impact by gaining highly everyone following Green Marine’s progress and relevant visibility for your message and by supporting the maritime industry’s environmental initiatives, NEWSLETTER Green Marine in a tangible way with a portion of the particularly those involving Green Marine members. ad revenues being re-invested in the environmental program’s further development. SEE THE MEDIA KIT > If you’d like to advertise in Green Marine Magazine’s

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GREENTECH 2016 WALKS THE TALK! The GreenTech 2016 conference held in Quebec City May 30-June 1 has received its Planetair certification as a carbon-neutral event. For the third consecutive year, Green Marine purchased high-quality carbon credits to offset the environmental footprint of its annual conference. All factors were taken into account, including the conference’s geographic location, accommodations, food, supplies, land, air and transportation, as well as , for a total of 85.6 tonnes of emitted CO2.

KG CO2 SOURCE OF EMISSIONS EQUIVALENT Conference location, accommodations, food, supplies 4,320 Land transportation 5,210 Air transportation 75,625 Boat/ferry transportation 425 Paper 81 Thank you to our Green sponsor: kg 85,661 TOTAL EMISSIONS t 85.6 kg 380.715575 TOTAL eMISSIONS PER ATTENDEE t 0.380716 COMMEMORATIVE PLAQUE GREENTECH 2017: HEADING SOUTH! The bar is set high for GreenTech’s 10th anniversary next year, and we’re counting on your presence at the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to ensure the success of this milestone conference. Mark your calendars now!

The plaque unveiled during GreenTech 2016’s certification dinner to commemorate the Green Marine environmental program’s official launch in October 2007 is now permanently installed within the Ross Gaudreault Cruise Terminal at the Port of Québec.

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• Completing the final step in the Trillium Class new-build program with the arrival of the CSL St-Laurent and the acquisition of CSL Tarantau, previously named Balto. The 2015 report was prepared using the Global Reporting Initiative’s G4 Sustainability Guidelines as a reference, and provides information on CSL’s performance in the areas of governance, safety, environmental responsibility, ethics, workplace, employee and community engagement, and value for customers.

BACK TO SCHOOL FOR THE PORT OF VIEW THE 2015 REPORT > QUÉBEC The Monique Fitz-Back Foundation has partnered with the Port of Québec to create an educational tool called «The port and the city of Quebec: inseparable!» The tool aims to raise youth awareness regarding the Port of Québec and its activities and to launch discussions about the issues that may arise from the coexistence of a port and a city. Two educational activities are offered: one for third-cycle elementary students, and the other for first-cycle high-school students. The education kit also includes information to help teachers to prep for the animation activities. The tool will be distributed this fall to elementary and high schools in the Greater Quebec City Area and Chaudière-Appalaches region. The complete education kit will soon be available (in French only) in a PDF format from the Monique Fitz-Back Foundation website. PORT EVERGLADES TEAMS UP WITH EPA TO STUDY AIR EMISSIONS Port Everglades has signed a partnership agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to study air emissions. It is the first U.S. seaport to partner with EPA on this front. EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality will work closely with Port Everglades to coordinate research and modeling that encompasses all port- related operations, technologies and anticipated growth scenarios. EPA also intends to develop separate emissions estimates for areas outside the port’s jurisdictional boundaries, such as highways and railroads used by the port’s customers. EPA sees this agreement as an important step forward in developing emission reduction CSL’S 2015 CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY inventories and scenarios for port communities. REPORT SHOWS CONTINUED PROGRESS Port Everglades is providing a baseline emissions inventory for EPA’s analysis. Port The CSL Group’s third annual Corporate Sustainability Report shows a commitment to Everglades contracted with Starcrest Consulting Group, LLC to collect the data needed advancing a performance-based sustainability culture and going beyond regulations to generate a 2015 emissions inventory for the port. The EPA will use the inventory’s to operate according to the highest standards of corporate social responsibility. The key findings to help Port Everglades to set emission-reduction goals. 2015 report features CSL’s progress in achieving its short- and long-term sustainability The partnership will help EPA to develop future analytical tools, provide lessons learnt, goals and commitments. Notable accomplishments by the company include: and generate practical examples that can be shared with other ports to encourage • Reducing C02 emissions by 25,903 tonnes since 2012 (by 6,250 tonnes in 2015 and support sustainable development. alone) as a result of operational improvements and fleet optimization. • Achieving a top 4.57 overall average Green Marine score in Canada (on a scale of 1 to 5) and demonstrating marked improvements in all other company divisions participating in the environmental program. GREEN MARINE – JULY 2016 I 4 THE GREEN WAVE // GREEN MARINE NEWSLETTER

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RESTORATION PROJECT AT THE PORT OF BELLA DESGAGNÉS RECYCLING RATE CLEVELAND SURPASSES 80% The Cleveland-Cuyahoga and The Nature Conservancy are working The Bella Desgagnés vessel has obtained a Level 3, Silver Honours Certificate of together to restore native plants at Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve. A crew from Performance within the Recyc-Québec “ICI ON RECYCLE!” program. The program The Nature Conservancy began work on July 11th with hand tools and herbicide, aims to ensure that corporate waste-management efforts are acknowledged. The aiming to eradicate patches of aggressive, non-native plants that both crowd out Silver Honours went to the Bella Desgagnés for reclaiming between 80% and 89% of indigenous vegetation and make the unusual shoreline habitat less hospitable to generated residual materials from aboard the ship. many birds and other animals. The certificate dovetails perfectly with the services carried out by Relais Nordik, a The Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve was originally created as a confined disposal Groupe Desgagnés subsidiary, to respect the environment while operating aboard facility to hold sediment dredged from the Cuyahoga riverbed to keep the shipping the Bella Desgagnés and to promote sustainable tourism activities. Relais Nordik channel open. When sediment placement ended in 1999, the soil settled and an provides maritime transportation for passengers and supplies on Quebec’s Lower amazing array of flora and fauna gradually claimed the site. The port opened the 88- North Shore and Anticosti Island. Its duties go well beyond usual transport services acre (35.6-hectare) preserve east of the downtown area in 2012. The park welcome because the Bella Desgagnés delivers supplies to such remote villages. tens of thousands of visitors each year. The multiple habitats provide a home for coyotes, minks, foxes, deer and other animals. Audubon Ohio has designated it an Important Bird Area with 280 species of birds spotted there. MORE STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS FOR TRUCKS SERVING THE PORT OF PORT OF HUENEME WELCOMES ITS FIRST VANCOUVER New environmental standards for port-bound container trucks will reduce emissions POST-PANAMAX SHIP and have an immediate impact on air quality and public health in British Columbia’s densely populated , according to the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority The maiden voyage of WWL’s Thalatta vessel on August 5th marked a paradigm shift (VFPA). in how the widened Panama Canal will bring a new class of vessels to the Port of Hueneme. The post-Panamax vessel’s arrival supports the robust environmental Since August 1st, all trucks registered in VFPA’s Truck Licensing System are required agenda of the port and its industry partners. to have either a diesel oxidation catalyst or diesel particulate filter installed in their vehicles in order to gain access to port facilities. There are currently about 1,750 trucks The Thalatta is one of the newest high-efficiency roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) HERO performing approximately 30,000 container trips weekly, and most of the trucks in class vessels optimally designed to increase capacity and flexibility while reducing the system are already compliant. Since the August 1st deadline, approximately 100 emissions. The vessel is fitted with an exhaust gas cleaning system that reduces trucks registered in the Truck Licensing System are no longer permitted to access port sulphur emissions to below 0.1% in compliance with ECA regulations. The system facilities. These new requirements will reduce emissions of diesel particulate matter also removes 70% of particulate matter, which significantly reduces nitrogen by about 20%. In 2008, the became the first port in Canada to oxide emissions as well. Port of Hueneme CEO Kristin Decas appreciates port users implement comprehensive environmental requirements to reduce air emissions from exercising good business ethics in striving to green their fleets because it results in container trucks. environmental benefits for the entire port community.

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HATS OFF TO CLIMATE SMART! Climate Smart Businesses Inc., one of Green Marine newest partners, won Judges Choice and Popular Choice (at Large) in Climate CoLab’s Smart Zero Carbon Cities Challenge 2016. The company was acclaimed for its Interactive Business Energy and Emissions Dashboard for Cities project. The program supplies a dashboard that enables cities to understand their business emissions by sector, business size and emissions source, and subsequently track progress in emissions reduction. So far the data has helped eight cities to establish a projected baseline of their business community’s emissions called a Business Energy and Emissions Profile (BEEP). A sample BEEP dashboard for the City of Dr. Valérie Léveillé, Business Development Director for Water Solutions at Terragon, Victoria can be seen here. accepting the 2016 Innovation award. Congratulations and best of luck to Climate Smart, which will be presenting its project at the MIT Climate CoLab’s Crowds & Climate Conference, September 28-29th on the MIT SECOND NORTH AMERICAN WIN FOR campus, where the $10,000 grand prize winner will be announced. TERRAGON VIEW VICTORIA’S BEEP DASHBOARD > Congratulations to Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc. for winning a 2016 Lloyd’s List North American Maritime Innovation Award. The winners were announced during a gala evening May 19th at Pier Sixty in New York City. Terragon’s Wastewater Electrochemical Treatment Technology (WETT-O) garnered the award in the Technical VAPCOR INC.’S PRODUCT EARNS EPA’S Innovation category. WETT-O is a compact, shipboard-proven, chemical-free and filter-free oily water separator (OWS) – the first Type Approved shipboard OWS that SAFER CHOICE LABEL works using electrochemistry. In 2014, Terragon won in the same Technical Innovation VapCor Inc.’s VapCor Cleanol HDW1 has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection category for its MAGS (Micro Auto Gasification System) waste-management product. Agency’s (EPA) Safer Choice label by meeting the rigorous criteria of the Safer Choice The award recognizes an innovative project or technology that has demonstrated or Program. Safer Choice works with manufacturers to develop safer cleaning and other possesses verified potential to advance the shipping industry. products that also meet high performance standards. Having this label certifies VapCor The WETT-O technology has been shortlisted for the Lloyd’s List Global Awards 2016 Cleanol HDW1 as an EPP (Environmentally Preferred Product) as per the VGP (Vessel in the Maritime Engineering Innovation category. The winner will be announced General Permit) 2013. during a gala evening September 28th at the National Maritime Museum in London, England. UPCOMING EVENTS

CANADIAN PORTS ANNUAL CONFERENCE Thunder Bay Port Authority along with Association of Canadian Port Authorities invites Canada’s port industry to “Sea the Superior Way,” this fall at the 58th ACPA Conference and Annual General Meeting. Program Now Available. Visit Green Marine exhibition booth!

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GREEN MARINE SEMINAR IN NEW ORLEANS AAPA 2016 STAY FOR A DAY AFTER THE AAPA CONVENTION! NEW ORLEANS Attend Green Marine’s informational seminar on Thursday, October 27th in New October 23-26, 2016 www.portno.com Orleans, Louisiana. This seminar is being hosted in partnership with the Port of New Orleans to build AAPA 2016 ANNUAL CONVENTION local awareness about Green Marine’s environmental certification The AAPA Annual Convention and Expo continues to be the largest membership program for the North American marine industry gathering of the year within the North American maritime industry. The 2016 • October 27, 2016 - 12 noon to 3 pm convention in New Orleans, Louisiana, on October 23-26, 2016, will represent the • Tulane River & Coastal Center, 1380 Port of New Orleans Place 105th meeting in the history of the American Association of Port Authorities. For the New Orleans, LA fourth consecutive year, Green Marine will take part as an exhibitor. The convention includes technical and policy committee meetings, as well as business sessions Featuring Dr. Lee Kindberg, director of Environment & Sustainability at Maersk Line and social networking possibilities for port professionals and others in the marine on “Delivering Sustainability.” transportation industry. Upwards of 500 people are expected to attend this year. . Click here to obtain the full invitation and view the program. Attendance is free of charge. Lunch and refreshments will be served. RSVP required REGISTER > as space is limited. Please RSVP by Thursday, October 20th. RSVP by email at: [email protected].

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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 (Montreal) • Canfornav • Canaveral Port Authority • Federal Marine Terminals • Cogema • Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority • Fraser Surrey Docks • Croisières AML • Duluth Seaway Port Authority • G3 Canada Limited (Québec) • CSL Americas • Greater Victoria Harbour Authority • G3 Canada Limited (Trois- Rivières) • CSL Australia • Halifax Port Authority • GCT Global Container Terminals Inc. • CSL Europe • Hamilton Port Authority • Groupe Desgagnés (Relais Nordik Sept-Îles) • CTMA Group • Illinois International Port District • IOC (Iron Ore Company, Sept-Îles) • Fednav Limited • Montréal Port Authority • Logistec Corporation • Desgagnés • Nanaimo Port Authority • Marine Atlantic Inc. • Ledcor Transportation & Resources LP • Northwest Seaport Alliance • McAsphalt Industries Limited • Lower Lakes Towing Limited • Oshawa Port Authority • Montreal Gateway Terminals Partnership • Marine Atlantic Inc. • Port Everglades • Neptune Terminals • McAsphalt Marine • Port of Gulfport (MSPA) • Norcan Petroleum Group Transportation Ltd. • Port of Hueneme (Oxnard • Northern Stevedoring • McKeil Marine Harbor District) • Ocean Industries (shipyard) • North Arm Transportation • Port of Indiana - Burns Harbor • Pacific Coast Terminals • Ocean Group • Port of Longview • Pinnacle Renewable Energy (Westview • Oceanex • Port of Milwaukee Terminal) • Owen Sound Transportation Company • Port of Monroe • Porlier Express • Reformar • Port of New Orleans • QSL • Seaspan ULC • Port of Seattle • Richardson International • Saam SMIT Canada • Port of Valleyfield • Ridley Terminals Inc. • Société des Traversiers du Québec • Port Alberni Port Authority • Rio Tinto Alcan (Port-Alfred) • SVITZER Canada • Prince Rupert Port Authority • Seaspan ULC (shipyards) • TBS Ship Management Inc. • Québec Port Authority • Squamish Terminals • Saint John Port authority, NB • Sterling Marine Fuels (Windsor Terminal) • Saguenay Port Authority • Termont Montreal • Sept-Îles Port Authority • Tidal Coast Terminals Ltd. • St. John’s Port Authority, NL • Tymac Launch Service Ltd. • St. Lawrence Seaway • Valero (Jean-Gauvin Refinery) Green Marine participants are Development Corporation • Valleytank committed to continuously • St. Lawrence Seaway • Valport improving their environmental Management Corporation • Waterfront Petroleum Terminal Company • Thunder Bay Port Authority • West Coast Reduction performance. • Toronto Port Authority • Westridge Terminal (Kinder Morgan 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. • Britmar Power • 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 Marine • Jasco Applied Sciences St-Laurent Central • Corporation of Lower 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 Inc. • S.I.G.E.I.M Inc. • SINTO • SRA Information Technology • Stantec • Techsol Marine • Terragon Environmental Technologies Partners are suppliers of services, products, technology and/or • Thordon Bearings Inc. equipment that offer environmental advantages or opportunities • Total Marine Solutions Inc. • True North Marine to help Green Marine participants to improve their environmental • Urgence Marine Inc. performance. • Uson Marine AB • VapCor Inc. • Wärtsilä Canada

GREEN MARINE – JULY 2016 I 9 THE GREEN WAVE // GREEN MARINE NEWSLETTER GREEN MARINE SUPPORTERS GOVERNMENTS • City of Saint-Amable RESEARCH, EDUCATION & • City of Sept-Îles CONSERVATION • Environment Canada • City of Varennes • Fisheries and Oceans Canada • Communauté métropolitaine • Center of Excellence for Marine • Inter-American Committee on Ports of de Québec Manufacturing & Technology the Organization of American States • Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities • Clear Seas • Ministère de l’Énergie et des Initiative • CPEQ Ressources naturelles du Québec • Marguerite-D’Youville MRC • EcoMaris • Ministère des Transports du • Great Lakes Maritime Research Institute Québec ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS AND NGOS • INREST • Ministère du Développement durable, • Northwest Community College de l’Environnement et de la Lutte aux • Ducks Unlimited Canada • Ocean Networks Canada Changements Climatiques du Québec • Environmental Defense Fund • PortTech Los Angeles • Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des • Georgia Strait Alliance • Promotion Saguenay Parcs du Québec • Georgian Bay Forever • Seattle Aquarium • Ministry of Transportation • International Secretariat for Water • Société de promotion économique de of Ontario • Les Amis de la vallée du Rimouski • Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Saint-Laurent • St. Lawrence Global Observatory • • Marine Mammals Observation Network • St. Lawrence River Institute of • Washington Department of Ecology (ROMM) Environmental Sciences • Nature Conservancy of Canada • Technopole Maritime du Québec MUNICIPALITIES • Nature Québec • Vancouver Aquarium • One Drop • Board of Harbor Commissioners of the • Pacific Salmon Foundation City of Milwaukee • Sedna Foundation • City of Bécancour • Stratégies Saint-Laurent • City of Calixa-Lavallée • World Wildlife Fund Canada • City of Contrecoeur • City of Longueuil Green Marine Supporters encourage and • City of Matane support the sustainable development • City of Montréal initiative undertaken by the marine industry. • City of Montréal-Est • City of Port-Cartier • City of Québec GREEN MARINE ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Associations serve as ambassadors for the environmental program. • American Association of Port Authorities • Council of Marine Carriers • American Great Lakes Ports Association • International Ship-Owners Alliance of Canada • American Society of Naval Engineers • North American Marine Environment Protection Association • Association of Canadian Port Authorities • Ontario Marine Transportation Forum • BC Marine Terminal Operators Association • Shipping Federation of Canada • Canadian Ferry Operators Association • St. Lawrence Economic Development Council • Canadian Marine Pilots Association • St. Lawrence Shipoperators • Canadian Shipowners Association • U.S. Great Lakes Shipping Association • Chamber of Marine Commerce • Washington Maritime Federation • Chamber of Shipping of America • Washington Public Ports Association • Chamber of Shipping of British Columbia

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