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Shanghai Issues Inland Waterway Plan: 280 km of Grade III Waterways and 35% Container Transshipment Ratio by

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The Shanghai Municipal People's Government has issued an implementation plan for inland waterway shipping in the Yangtze River Delta, targeting 280 kilometers of Grade III and above waterways and a 35% container waterway transshipment ratio for domestic routes by 2030. The plan also aims to upgrade the river-sea direct channel for Shanghai Port, enhance green and smart shipping, and develop an integrated river-sea intermodal network.

The General Office of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government issued the 'Implementation Plan for Shanghai to Build a High-quality Development Pilot Zone for Inland Waterway Shipping in the Yangtze River Delta and the Inland Waterway System Connectivity Project (2026-2030).' The plan proposes to strive to achieve 280 kilometers of Grade III and above waterways by 2030, and build a number of intensive public inland river port areas. The container river-sea direct channel of Shanghai Port will be expanded and upgraded, with the proportion of container waterway transshipment for domestic routes reaching 35%. The level of green and smart inland waterway shipping will be significantly improved, forming an integrated river-sea intermodal transport network, and waterway tourism passenger transport will achieve large-scale development.

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Why this event matters

The event has a measured impact on 2 industrys. The strongest current signal is positive for Shipping & Ports, with intensity 60/100 and 80% confidence over a long term horizon.

Transport & Logistics · 15.3

Shipping & Ports

Direction
positive
Intensity
60
Confidence
80%
Horizon
Long term
Effective impact +29
Transport & Logistics · 15.5

Logistics & Express Delivery

Direction
positive
Intensity
50
Confidence
75%
Horizon
Long term
Effective impact +22

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