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- 38 - c. Achieving carbon neutrality in the port and maritime sectors Since many industries such as power generation, iron and steel, and chemical industries, accounting for about 60% of Japan s total CO2 emissions, are located in ports and coastal areas, it is necessary to boost the decarbonization
- 38 -  c. Achieving carbon neutrality in the port and maritime sectors  Since many industries such as power generation, iron and steel, and chemical industries, accounting for about 60% of Japan s total CO2 emissions, are located in ports and coastal areas, it is necessary to boost the decarbonization by creating a large demand for hydrogen and fuel ammonia26 for a variety of uses through cooperation among businesses, in parallel with expanding hydrogen supply and upgrading port functions in line with decarbonization. It is necessary to improve the environment to facilitate stable and inexpensive imports of hydrogen and fuel ammonia in large quantities at ports, via which 99.6% of import and export cargo passes, and to build an international supply chain to secure hydrogen and fuel ammonia.
expanding hydrogen supply and upgrading port functions in line with decarbonization