Norfolk Southern Launches First Eco-Friendly Rail Corridor
16.05.2025
Norfolk Southern has launched RailGreen, the first eco-friendly freight corridor in the U.S., connecting the Port of Virginia with the Virginia Inland Port using low-carbon biofuel locomotives. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

This corridor allows Norfolk Southern to offer daily rail service powered by sustainable fuel, helping shippers reduce their Scope 3 emissions. Participants can purchase RailGreen certificates to verify their environmental impact reduction.
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The 123Carbon platform tracks, monitors, and reports emissions data, ensuring transparency and compliance. This tool gives companies clear insights into their carbon footprint and supports ESG strategies.
Norfolk Southern Promotes Certified Green Shipping
By offering RailGreen certification, Norfolk Southern enables shippers to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability across the entire supply chain. These certificates fund further investment in carbon-neutral fuel technologies.
The initiative addresses Scope 3 emissions, which are often hardest to track and reduce. It empowers companies to take control of indirect emissions without compromising logistics performance.
Norfolk Southern Partners with Green Port of Virginia
The Port of Virginia powers all terminals with 100% renewable electricity, making it the first on the East Coast to achieve this milestone. This complements Norfolk Southern’s solar energy projects and biofuel-powered locomotives.
Together, these efforts form a sustainable logistics model that aligns with growing demand for low-carbon transportation. The RailGreen corridor offers both environmental value and operational reliability.
As green shipping solutions gain momentum, this corridor sets a strong example for other U.S. ports and rail carriers. Norfolk Southern continues to lead with innovative, climate-conscious freight solutions.
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