The Port of Koper’s car terminal has recently marked a significant milestone by welcoming its first CMA CGM liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered ship, the CMA CGM Indianapolis. This impressive vessel has the capacity to transport up to 7,000 cars, making it a crucial addition to the port’s operations. The CMA CGM Indianapolis is one of four LNG-powered ships in the French shipping company’s fleet, reflecting a broader industry shift towards more sustainable shipping solutions. LNG is increasingly seen as a cleaner alternative to traditional marine fuels, as it significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants, such as sulfur oxides and particulate matter. This aligns with global efforts to minimize the environmental impact of maritime transport. By integrating LNG-powered vessels, the Port of Koper is not only enhancing its logistical capabilities but also taking a proactive step towards meeting international environmental standards and commitments. This development represents a growing trend in the shipping industry to adopt greener technologies and practices, highlighting the importance of innovation in addressing climate change. The arrival of the CMA CGM Indianapolis at Koper symbolizes both an advancement in the port's infrastructure and a commitment to sustainability in maritime operations.