In recent years, with the continuous growth of international trade, the workload of container terminals (CTs) has increased significantly, and the problems of energy consumption and environmental pollution have become increasingly prominent. Especially in the context of increasing global warming, the issue of CO2 emission has attracted much attention, and promoting low carbonization has become an important development direction of CTs. In order to explore the effective path of low-carbon development, this study systematically analyzes 15 CTs. Firstly, the Super Efficiency Slack-Based Measure Data Envelopment Analysis (SBM-DEA) model is used to evaluate their low-carbon efficiency, and the influencing factors are discussed. Secondly, combined with the Low Emissions Analysis Platform (LEAP) model and scenario analysis, the CO2 emissions of typical CTs are predicted. Finally, some policy suggestions are put forward to improve the low-carbon efficiency of CTs. This study provides scientific reference and practical guidance for CTs to realize low-carbon development. |