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Integrating ports into green shipping corridors: Drivers, challenges, and pathways to implementation

Marine Pollution Bulletin
Green Shipping Corridors (GSCs) are seen as a set of actions for reducing maritime Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. Nonetheless, various stakeholders, including ports, encounter distinctive challenges when participating in GSCs. This study focuses on the integration of ports within GSCs and identifies the drivers and challenges that ports face in ...
Ahmed M, Ismail, Fabio, Ballini, Aykut I, Ölçer, Anas S, Alamoush   +3 more
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Unlocking renewable fuels for green shipping corridors: A comprehensive analysis framework

Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review
Jing Wang, Dong Yang, Shuai Jia
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Uncertainties in life cycle assessment of renewable fuels for green shipping corridors

Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment
Jing Wang, Xiaoyu Li, Dong Yang
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Holistic Sustainability and Cost Evaluation for Green Shipping Corridor Framework-based Alternative Marine Fuels

SNAME Maritime Convention, 2023
Maritime decarbonization is a particularly complex challenge with multiple pathways at various technological and operational readiness levels. This work conducted a holistic analysis of green shipping corridors by the well-to-wake lifecycle emission analysis and lifecycle cost evaluation.
Chenxi Ji, Stergios Stamopoulos
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Dynamic Total Cost of Ownership Assessment of Methanol Dual-Fuel Container Ships in the Ningbo–Zhoushan–Valencia Green Shipping Corridor

Sustainability
Green methanol is widely regarded as a technically feasible low-carbon marine fuel for sustainable shipping in the medium term, but its economic viability remains constrained by fuel price and supply-scale uncertainty. This study develops a dynamic total
Linlin Cai, Dong Zhang, Kun Bo
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Towards net-zero shipping: A multi-level optimization model for green maritime corridors integrating bunker network, ship routes, and fleet deployment

Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review
Xiaohuan Lyu, Jian Gang Jin, Zhu Wang
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Risks and opportunities for the first green shipping corridor in the Arctic

As Arctic Sea ice melts, the navigability window of the Arctic shipping routes lengthens, potentially halving container ships' sailing days between Europe and the Pacific. Increased Arctic shipping traffic could exacerbate climate change impacts with global implications and consequences. A green shipping corridor (GSC) in the Arctic could kickstart the
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Navigating Decarbonization in Marine Ports: Catalysts for Green Shipping Corridors

Maritime transportation plays a vital role in global trade and commerce but poses significant challengesto environmental sustainability due to its reliance on fossil fuels. This proposal addresses the urgentneed for decarbonization in marine ports and the establishment of green shipping corridors to mitigateemissions and enhance environmental ...
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