Weifang Port in Shandong, China, has made history by becoming the first port in the country to achieve carbon neutrality. Certified by the China Classification Society Quality Certification Company, the port's transition to zero-carbon operations involved a shift away from fossil fuels to green energy sources like wind power and hydrogen vehicles. To offset unavoidable emissions, Weifang Port purchases carbon credits. This milestone comes amid global efforts to decarbonize the shipping industry, which accounts for 3% of greenhouse gas emissions. While other Chinese ports are also making strides towards zero-carbon status, challenges such as increasing energy consumption and outdated infrastructure remain. Experts emphasize the need for improved spatial planning, clean energy deployment, and regulatory standards to facilitate the transition to sustainable port operations.