Fleet Repositioning in the Tramp Ship Routing and Scheduling Problem With Bunker Optimization: A Matheuristic Solution Approach [PDF]
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Kjetil Fagerholt, Frank Meisel
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Green Tramp Shipping Routing and Scheduling: Effects of Market-Based Measures on CO2 Reduction [PDF]
In this chapter we examine, from a tramp ship operator’s point of view, how potential CO2 emission reduction measures impact the operational decisions and their economic and environmental consequences. Two market-based measures (MBMs) are discussed, the bunker levy scheme and the emission trading scheme, and we show that both can be incorporated in a ...
Wang, Xin +3 more
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Tramp Ship Routing and Scheduling - Models, Methods and Opportunities [PDF]
In tramp shipping, ships operate much like taxies, following the available demand. This contrasts liner shipping where vessels operate more like busses on a fixed route network according to a published timetable. Tramp operators can enter into long term contracts and thereby determine some of their demand in advance.
Vilhelmsen, Charlotte; id_orcid 0000-0001-8260-6791 +2 more
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The transition to sustainable shipping entails a combination of short-term and long-term measures to minimize environmental impact. In this work, we study a bi-objective Tramp Ship Routing and Scheduling Problem (TSRSP) in which we plan routes for a fleet of tramp shipping vessels using a feature-rich model to mitigate emissions in the short term.
Alberto Tamburini +2 more
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Routing and Scheduling in Tramp Shipping - Integrating Bunker Optimization [PDF]
A tramp ship operator typically has some contracted cargoes that must be carried and seeks to maximize pro_t by carrying optional cargoes. Hence, tramp ships operate much like taxies following available cargoes and not according to a _xed route network and itinerary as liner ships.
Vilhelmsen, Charlotte; id_orcid 0000-0001-8260-6791 +2 more
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Routing and Scheduling in Tramp Shipping - Integrating Bunker Optimization:Technical report [PDF]
A tramp ship operator typically has some contracted cargoes that must be carried and seeks to maximize proFIt by carrying optional cargoes. Hence, tramp ships operate much like taxies following available cargoes and not according to a fixed route network and itinerary as liner ships.
Vilhelmsen, Charlotte; id_orcid 0000-0001-8260-6791 +2 more
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Den maritime shippingindustrien er en bærebjelke for den globale økonomien. I 2019, ble mer enn 11 milliarder tonn med varer transportert av skip. I denne komplekse og mangfoldige indus- trien finnes tørrbulk operatører som Western Bulk. Som tilbydere av transporttjenester utnytter de regionale arbitrasjemuligheter for ̊a maksimere profitt generert av ...
Omholt-Jensen, Simen
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Heterogeneous Tramp Ship Scheduling and Speed Optimization with Fuzzy Time Window
In order to improve the cargo owner’s satisfaction and obtain better economic benefits for shipping companies, the ship deployment along routes and speed optimization of tramp ships are studied, considering the influencing factors of ship scheduling with
FAN Houming +5 more
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Stochastic tramp ship routing with speed optimization: Analyzing the impact of the Northern Sea Route on CO2 emissions [PDF]
To address the decarbonization challenge, we consider a tramp ship routing problem with speed optimization where the availability of future cargoes is uncertain. We propose a two-stage stochastic programming model to solve it.
Li, Mingyu +2 more
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Fleet routing and scheduling problem based on constraints of chance
Tramp shipping transport is an important part of ocean transportation. However, facing the spot market with many uncertain conditions, it is not easy for fleet operators to plan vessel’s routes and schedule in the later period time, especially ...
Feng Guan +4 more
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