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Applied SciencesThis study provides a bibliometric review of 238 studies on the concept of green shipping corridors in the maritime industry, published in 93 academic outlets and authored by 654 scholars.
Alen Jugović +3 more
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Arctic Green Maritime Data Governance for Green Shipping Corridors: Interpreting the EU Data Act
SustainabilityClimate-driven sea ice decline is accelerating the commercial use of Arctic routes and raising the need for Green Shipping Corridors that couple decarbonization with safety and ecosystem protection. This study introduces the concept of Arctic Green Maritime Data—environmental, meteorological, operational, and emission datasets generated in polar ...
Haram Lim +4 more
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Arctic Sea Route access reshapes global shipping carbon emissions [PDF]
Nature CommunicationsClimate-driven Arctic ice melt is opening the Arctic Sea Route (ASR), providing shorter paths for global trade while also raising critical environmental concerns.
Pengjun Zhao +9 more
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Evaluation of value creating factors in green shipping corridors [PDF]
Transportation Research Part D: Transport and EnvironmentEstablishing green shipping corridors (GSCs) is a major initiative for addressing maritime decarbonization. This study discusses the intricate set of factors influencing value creation within GSCs, categorizing them into three pivotal domains and further dissecting them into 19 sub-categories. Employing the Fuzzy SWARA (Stepwise Weight Assessment Ratio)
Garg, Chandra Prakash +2 more
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Intelligent shipping: integrating autonomous maneuvering and maritime knowledge in the Singapore-Rotterdam Corridor [PDF]
Communications EngineeringDesigning safe and reliable routes is the core of intelligent shipping. However, existing methods for industrial use are inadequate, primarily due to the lack of considering company preferences and ship maneuvering characteristics.
Liang Zhao +5 more
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Journal of Marine Science and EngineeringGreen shipping corridors have become a key strategic initiative for advancing maritime decarbonization. This study develops an AIS-based bottom–up framework for estimating carbon emissions and compliance costs in green shipping corridors.
Dan Wang +4 more
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Applied SciencesThe IMO Net-Zero Framework and its carbon regulations impose binding constraints on fuel selection and fleet evolution. A techno-economic optimization model is developed to quantify this interaction along the Shanghai–Los Angeles green shipping corridor.
Jialiang Liu +3 more
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SustainabilityTo effectively leverage the role of green shipping corridors (GSCs) in promoting greenhouse gas emissions reduction in international shipping, this paper firstly examined the current status and challenges faced by GSCs with the aim of providing valuable solutions for future development.
Hui Xing, Kai Wang
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Evolutionary game model for decarbonization of shipping under green shipping corridor
International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, 2023 Abstract The journey of zero-emission shipping has begun. In the context of green shipping corridor, this paper constructs a three-party evolutionary game model of the government, shipping enterprises and shippers, and analyzes the stability of the game model.
Suyong Zhang, Chuwei Feng
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Ammonia-based green corridors for sustainable maritime transportation
Digital Chemical Engineering, 2023 Decarbonizing maritime transportation will require huge investments in new technologies and infrastructure for the production, distribution, and utilization of alternative marine fuels.
Hanchu Wang +2 more
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