This book primarily focuses on the coordinated development of port groups and the environment. It extensively reviews relevant literature and draw on existing theoretical research achievements to analyze the mechanisms and influencing factors behind the formation of green, ecological, or energy-saving ports. It employs attribution decomposition analysis and LMDI decomposition methods to identify driving forces and factors for low-carbon ports.Furthermore, with the goal of minimizing the comprehensive cost of low-carbon port investment and considering constraints such as the upper limit of low-carbon investment in ports, the book utilizes tools such as stochastic processes and optimization decision theory to establish an optimization model for carbon emission reduction investment in low-carbon ports, aiming to find the best investment solution. Throughout the process, the book employs a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis methods and provides corresponding recommendations and suggestions from an industry and port perspective through comparative analysis and case studies.

Chapter 1. Connotation of Coordinated Development between Regional Port Groups and the Environment.- Chapter 2. Relevant Theories for Research on Coordinated Development between Regional Port Clusters and the Environment.- Chapter 3. Study on the Impact of Regional Port Groups on the Environment.- Chapter 4. Research on Models for Emissions Inventory Evaluation of Regional Port Groups.- Chapter 5. Research on Models for Carbon Footprints Evaluation of Regional Port Groups.- Chapter 6. Evaluation of Regional Port Environmental Carrying Capacity Based on System Dynamics.- Chapter 7. Comprehensive Evaluation of Coordinated Development between Regional Port Groups and the Environment.- Chapter 8. Governance Strategies for Port Groups and Environmental Coordination Based on Green Technologies.- Chapter 9. Governance Strategies for Port Groups and Environmental Coordination Based on Green Operations.- Chapter 10. Case Studies of Coordinated Development of Port Clusters and the Environment in China and other Countries.- Chapter 11. Policy Recommendations.