Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2021 This review paper examines the possible pathways and possible technologies available that will help the shipping sector achieve the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) deep decarbonization targets by 2050.
George Mallouppas, Elias Ar. Yfantis
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Decarbonizing the Maritime Industry : Current Environmental Targets and Potential Outcomes
, 2023 This chapter discusses the key drivers, challenges, and opportunities for decarbonization. It covers the need for the maritime industry to begin to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions immediately, the fact that a coordinated global approach is required ...
Singh, Sukhjit,, Raza, Zeeshan,
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An Analysis Of The Carbon Footprint In Maritime Transport: Challenges And Opportunities For Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions [PDF]
TransNav, 2023 The process of decarbonization and the pursuit of zero-emissions growth are a challenge for maritime transport, while strict environmental regulations regarding greenhouse gas emissions call for changes in both organizational and technological processes.
Adrianna Karas
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How to Get Started: CDES-A New Paradigm for Tackling Decarbonization Projects
, 2023 This chapter describes the collaboration and digitalisation for economic and societal capital creation (cdes) model. Its authors highlight the power of the paradigm of balanced development and emphasise the importance of also applying a holistic and ...
Lind, Mikael,, Lehmacher, Wolfgang,
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Highlights of the book : a menu of possible actions for decarbonization today and tomorrow
, 2023 A number of the individual chapter authors have come together to provide an extended summary of many of the key points made in the book. This chapter provides a menu of possible actions for the reader to select from in pursuing their own decarbonization ...
Lind, Mikaeleditor +11 more
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Green port development as a blue economy catalyst: Integrating decarbonization policy and coastal economic resilience in Jakarta–Banten Archipelagic Ports [PDF]
BIO Web of ConferencesIndonesian archipelagic ports face a dual imperative — reducing maritime emissions in alignment with national decarbonization targets while strengthening the economic resilience of coastal communities whose livelihoods depend on port activities.
Simanjuntak Marudut Bernadtua +4 more
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Charting a Course for Decarbonizing Maritime Transport
, 2021 As the backbone of global trade, international maritime transport connects the world and facilitates economic growth and development, especially in developing countries. However, producing around three percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and emitting around 15 percent of some of the world’s major air pollutants, shipping is a major ...
Englert, Dominik, Losos, Andrew
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The Destination: A Vision of a Climate Neutral Future
, 2023 The closing chapter provides a final overview on the state of decarbonization and green transition today, how we can decarbonize and work towards a zero greenhouse gas emissions maritime sector, and what it could look like.
Lind, Mikael, +3 more
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Green ports or green paradox? Empirical evidence from Norwegian port municipalities [PDF]
Environmental EconomicsType of the article: Research Article AbstractThis study investigates whether public investment in green maritime infrastructure and transportation projects contributes to CO₂ emission reductions in Norwegian port municipalities. Using panel data for 28
Viktoriia Koilo
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Data-driven decarbonization in the maritime industry: An integrative analytical review
Communications in Transportation ResearchThe maritime sector, responsible for around 2.9% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, is under increasing pressure to decarbonize towards the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2050 targets.
Jing Wang, Kelvin Lee, Xiuju Fu, Ran Yan
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