Participants
Green Marine’s participants are committed to continually reducing their environmental footprint.
The program covers maritime activities and related land-based operations, which encompasses several types of maritime enterprises, including ports, the Seaway corporations, ship owners, terminals, and shipyards in North America.
To obtain certification, the participants must comply with several requirements, including the completion of a self-evaluation in accordance with the environmental program’s detailed framework and an external verification of the results. To learn more about the participants’ environmental performance, enter a name in the search bar or find it on the interactive map.
Participants' list
Ship Owners
- Alaska Marine Highway System
- Algoma Central Corporation
- American Steamship company
- Atlantic Towing Limited
- Bay Ferries Limited
- British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. (vessels)
- Canada Steamship Lines
- Canfornav
- Coastal Shipping Limited
- Croisières AML
- CSL International
- CTMA
- Federal Fleet Services
- Fednav
- Fishermen’s Finest, Inc.
- FRS Clipper
- Great Lakes Towing Company
- Groupe Desgagnés
- Horizon Maritime
- Interlake Steamship Company
- KOTUG Canada
- Laurentian Pilotage Authority
- Lindblad Expeditions
- Lower Lakes Towing Limited
- Marine Atlantic
- Marine Towing of Tampa, LLC
- McAsphalt Marine Transportation Limited
- McKeil Marine
- NEAS
- North Arm Transportation
- Northumberland Ferries Limited
- Ocean Remorquage Québec Inc.
- Oceanex
- Ontario Ministry of Transportation
- Owen Sound Transportation Company
- Puget Sound Pilots
- Reformar
- SAAM Towage Canada
- Seaspan Marine Transportation
- Secunda Canada LP
- Shaver Transportation
- Société des Traversiers du Québec
- Viking Expeditions
- Washington State Ferries (vessels)
Ports & Seaway
- Alabama State Port Authority
- Albany Port District Commission
- Bécancour Waterfront Industrial Park
- Belledune Port Authority
- Canaveral Port Authority
- Duluth Seaway Port Authority
- Georgia Ports Authority
- Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
- Greater Lafourche Port Commission
- Greater Victoria Harbour Authority
- Halifax Port Authority
- Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority (Hamilton)
- Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority (Oshawa)
- Illinois International Port District
- Montreal Port Authority
- Nanaimo Port Authority
- Northwest Seaport Alliance
- Port Alberni Port Authority
- Port Everglades
- Port Milwaukee
- Port of Anacortes
- Port of Cleveland
- Port of Corpus Christi
- Port of Everett
- Port of Galveston
- Port of Goderich
- Port of Gulfport (Mississippi State Port Authority)
- Port of Hueneme (Oxnard Harbor District)
- Port of Monroe
- Port of New Orleans
- Port of Olympia
- Port of Pensacola
- Port of Redwood City
- Port of San Diego
- Port of Seattle
- Port of Stephenville
- Port of Stockton
- Port of Valleyfield
- Port Saint John (NB)
- Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor
- Ports of Indiana-Jeffersonville
- Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon
- PortsToronto
- Prince Rupert Port Authority
- Quebec Port Authority
- Saguenay Port Authority
- Sept-Îles Port authority
- Société portuaire du Bas-Saint-Laurent et de la Gaspésie
- St. John’s Port Authority, T.-N.-L.
- St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation
- Summerside Port Corporation Inc.
- Thunder Bay Port Authority
- Trois-Rivières Port Authority
- Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
- Windsor Port Authority
Terminals
- ABC Recycling
- AltaGas Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal
- Bay Ferries Limited (terminals)
- BC Ferries (terminals)
- Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE)
- Ceres Terminals Inc.
- DP World-Prince Rupert
- Federal Marine Terminals
- G3 Canada Limited (Hamilton)
- G3 Canada Limited (Québec)
- G3 Canada Limited (Thunder Bay)
- G3 Canada Limited (Trois-Rivières)
- G3 Canada Limited (Vancouver)
- GCT Global Container Terminals Inc.
- Glencore (Quebec facilities)
- Groupe Desgagnés (Relais Nordik Sept-Îles)
- Groupe Somavrac Fonbrai Grande-Anse (Saguenay)
- Groupe Somavrac Porlier – Express (Sept-Îles)
- Groupe Somavrac Servitank (Bécancour)
- Gulf Stream Marine
- Integrated Logistics
- Kildair Service ULC
- Logistec Corporation (Canada)
- Logistec USA inc.
- Marine Atlantique (Terminal)
- McInnis Cement
- Metro Ports – Burns Harbor
- Metro Ports - Galveston
- Montreal Gateway Terminals Partnership
- Neptune Terminals
- New Orleans Terminal LLC
- Norcan Petroleum Group
- Northumberland Ferries Limited (terminals)
- Oceanex
- Owen Sound Transportation Company (terminals)
- Pacific Coast Terminals
- Patriot Stevedoring + Logistics, LLC
- Picton Terminals
- Ports America
- PSA Halifax
- QSL America
- QSL Canada
- Rio Tinto (Port-Alfred)
- Southern Fleet and Logistics Group, LLC
- Squamish Terminals Ltd. (Membre de Western Group)
- SSA Marine
- Sterling Fuels
- Termont Montréal
- Tidal Coast Terminals Ltd.
- Trans Mountain (Westridge Terminal)
- TraPac Los Angeles
- Trigon
- Tymac Launch Service Ltd.
- Valero Energy – Gaspé Terminal
- Valero Energy – Jean-Gaulin Rafinery
- Valero Energy – Montreal East Terminal
- Valleytank
- Valport Maritime Services
- Washington State Ferries (terminals)
- Waterfront Petroleum Terminal Company
- Waterson Terminal Services LLC
- West Coast Reduction
- Western Stevedoring (Lynnterm)
- Westshore Terminals
- Yellowline Asphalt Products Ltd.
Shipyards
- Arcosa Marine Products
- BC Ferries (Shipyard)
- Blount Boats
- Fincantieri ACE Marine
- Fincantieri Marinette Marine
- Great Lakes Shipyard
- Heddle Shipyards
- Hendry Marine Industries
- Irving Shipbuilding Inc.
- Motive Power Marine
- Ocean Industries Inc.
- Point Hope Maritime Ltd.
- RJ MacIsaac Construction Ltd
- Seaspan Shipyards
- Shelburne Ship Repair Limited
- Washington State Ferries (Shipyard)
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Why become a participant?
Green Marine offers an action plan to assess and improve your environmental performance.
RELEVANCE
A program applicable to all aspects of maritime transportation – ship owners, ports, terminals, shipyards –– and addresses priority environmental issues.
MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION
Participants measure their environmental performance and take concrete actions; external verification ensures program’s rigour and credibility.
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
The program is developed in partnership with an extensive network of environmental groups, government agencies and academic experts.
TRANSPARENCY
All program criteria and requirements are accessible with participants’ results published, which contributes to a high level of trust.
ADDED VALUE
An economical way to initiate a sustainable development process validated by a third party. See the fee schedule.
RECOGNITION AND VISIBILITY
Maintaining social acceptability and enhancing reputational capital; better communication of implemented environmental actions.
Obtain Green Marine certification
Become a Green Marine participant to obtain recognition and visibility for your environmental efforts. You will have access to an action plan to assess and improve your environmental performance in addition to benefitting from a unique network. See the fees schedule.