Weifang Port, part of Shandong Port Group in China, has made significant strides in sustainability by achieving carbon neutrality, becoming the nation's first zero-carbon emission port. Recognized by China Classification Society Certification Co Ltd, the port's efforts signify a crucial step towards China's carbon peak and neutrality goals. Through the implementation of various eco-friendly measures such as wind power facilities, hydrogen-powered vehicles, electric energy alternatives, and operational automation, Weifang Port successfully offset over 9,000 metric tons of carbon emissions. This milestone highlights the port's commitment to green development and sets a precedent for the entire port sector in the country. Leveraging its natural resources, like wind and solar, the port has realized full energy self-sufficiency and reduced its environmental impact significantly. Continuing its sustainability journey, Weifang Port connected an onshore wind power project to the grid, saving a substantial amount of standard coal annually. Moreover, the port has embarked on an electricity-to-hydrogen project, aiming to lead China's green hydrogen production, transportation, storage, and usage at ports. This initiative, providing 5 million kWh of green electricity annually, demonstrates the port's comprehensive approach to sustainable energy practices. Looking ahead, Weifang Port plans to expand its green initiatives by establishing a green logistics chain with partners, introducing eco-friendly vehicles, and focusing on emissions reduction from ships. With a vision for a broader definition of a zero-carbon port, Weifang Port is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping a more sustainable future for the port industry.