Unleashing the Potential of Industrial Clusters 2025
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The challenge of clean power and clean fuel
infrastructure demands collaboration beyond the
cluster, across their value chains, and within and
across regions. Reducing costs and logistical
barriers across the value chain and increasing
electrification and clean fuel demand require a
global interoperable distribution network. A cluster
can use the following methods to strengthen
collaboration both within and across regions: 3.3 Strengthen the collaboration
across clusters and regions
Connected clusters serve as conduits for
energy carriers, sustainable trade flows and
knowledge sharing.
Energy can be transferred from production hubs
with low costs (often due to abundant renewable
resources or supportive policy incentives) to energy-
intensive industrial centres as well as establishing sustainable trade routes for vessels powered by
clean fuels. Interoperability across the end-to-end
network will be key to the integration of clean energy
pathways and the cohesive scale-up of infrastructure.
Beyond facilitating clean energy flows, these
networks can strengthen international collaboration
and act as proving grounds for clean energy
technologies and shared expertise across clusters. Global networksValue chain partnershipsInternational initiatives Global networks
Global project tracker, green corridors for shipping and trucking FIGURE 2
Announced green shipping corridors Announced green trucking corridors
Source: Mission Possible Partnership
(MPP). (n.d.). Global Project Tracker.
https://www.missionpossiblepartnership.org/tracker/.Our global project tracker provides a holistic view into the decarbonization for heavy
industry and transport – and the rising ambition of industry is clear. But there is no
hiding from the challenges ahead, we’ve reached a stalemate between producers and
buyers. Collaboration across industrial clusters and regions is vital to developing a
global network for international trade of clean energy. MPP is committed to addressing
the collective action needed, working with businesses and governments, and we urge
all stakeholders to contribute to opening up the next wave of green industrial projects.
Dick Benschop, Chair, Mission Possible Partnership (MPP)
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