Tianjin Port in north China has evolved into a major hub facilitating connectivity between Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states by land and sea, with port operations benefiting from smart, green technology upgrades. Goods from Tianjin are shipped to more than 500 ports in about 180 countries and regions. At a control center in the port, dispatchers can remotely control container operations using walkie-talkies and computers. The Tianjin Port, which boasts the world's first smart, zero-carbon terminal, has achieved full intelligent operation across all its container handling operations. The port has 360 electric container trucks and 132 intelligent transport robots, which help cut around 40,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year. Following the Tianjin Port model, a new generation of near-zero-carbon ports are emerging across China. With a plan to build a group of world-class smart, green ports by 2027, China is on track to lead the world in port innovation and sustainability. Shotlist: Tianjin Municipality, north China - Recent: 1. Various of Tianjin Port, facilities, containers, cargo ship; 2. Various of dispatchers working at control center, screens, other equipment; 3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xie Jinnan, department manager, Tianjin Port Second Container Terminal Co. (ending with shot 4): "Tianjin Port Group has fully leveraged its advantages in linking land and sea, continued to improve its capacity to serve freight trains connecting Central Asia, optimized logistic channels among SCO member states, opened inter-modal train services from Khorgos to Central Asia, and helped to integrate SCO members into global economic development."; 4. Various of port scenes, cargo ship, trucks, crane moving container; 5. Reporter walking in corridor with brightly colored windows with Xie; 6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xie Jinnan, department manager, Tianjin Port Second Container Terminal Co. (ending with shot 7): "This is our colorful terminal (reporter: colorful terminal!), and also the world's first container terminal that is fully operational using new technologies, including artificial intelligence, big data, and the Internet of Things, in its container operations."; 7. Various of cargo ship, port facilities; 8. Various of Xie guiding reporter on visit to Tianjin Port; 9. Various of containers being moved on driverless trucks; 10. Various of cargo ship, containers, facilities at port. [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland]