Ships are a significant source of air pollutant emissions, especially NOx and SO2. Pollution levels will increase in future due to growth in ship traffic and lack of effective regulations. So far related research has concentrated on emissions from land-based sources and very few shipping emission inventories exist to date. The aim of this study was to evaluate emissions and technical reduction potential of SO2, NOX, CO, HC and PM from waterborne traffic in Finland and in marine areas near Finland in 2000 and 2015. Energy consumption of ships in 2000 was evaluated based on statistics mapping ship movements in ports of Finland, Russia, Estonia and Sweden. Combined with emission factors, this data was used to evaluate the total amount of...
Maritime shipping accounts for almost three percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. Fuel consump...
On January 1st 2015 an EU legislation came into force stating that all ships operating within a Sulp...
Within the current project, several national emission factors for shipping and recreational boats ha...
While writing this thesis, the maritime business is facing changes in the area of exhaust air emissi...
Wärtsilä Marine Solutions commissioned this thesis to improve the testing procedure of marine parent...
Maritime traffic in the Gulf of Finland has grown remarkably during the 2000s. This increase has an ...
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has revised air pollution regulations in MARPOL Annex ...
Transportsektorn bidrar med flera negativa miljöeffekter i form av utsläpp som påverkar både atmosfä...
The study examines different alternatives for reducing NOx and SOx emissions at sea and evaluates th...
For the first time an estimate of the atmospheric emissions from shipping has been created from obse...
Four measurement campaigns were performed in two different environments – inside the harbour areas i...
Shipping significantly contributes to the world\u27s anthropogenic emissions of sulfur, nitrogen spe...
One of the cleanest ways of transporting goods is at sea. However, the emissions from ships increase...
This report is part of the Carrots & Sticks project, which has the main purpose of analysing pol...
Emissions of air pollutants from shipping (NOx, SOx, and PM2.5) make a significant contribution to t...
Maritime shipping accounts for almost three percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. Fuel consump...
On January 1st 2015 an EU legislation came into force stating that all ships operating within a Sulp...
Within the current project, several national emission factors for shipping and recreational boats ha...
While writing this thesis, the maritime business is facing changes in the area of exhaust air emissi...
Wärtsilä Marine Solutions commissioned this thesis to improve the testing procedure of marine parent...
Maritime traffic in the Gulf of Finland has grown remarkably during the 2000s. This increase has an ...
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has revised air pollution regulations in MARPOL Annex ...
Transportsektorn bidrar med flera negativa miljöeffekter i form av utsläpp som påverkar både atmosfä...
The study examines different alternatives for reducing NOx and SOx emissions at sea and evaluates th...
For the first time an estimate of the atmospheric emissions from shipping has been created from obse...
Four measurement campaigns were performed in two different environments – inside the harbour areas i...
Shipping significantly contributes to the world\u27s anthropogenic emissions of sulfur, nitrogen spe...
One of the cleanest ways of transporting goods is at sea. However, the emissions from ships increase...
This report is part of the Carrots & Sticks project, which has the main purpose of analysing pol...
Emissions of air pollutants from shipping (NOx, SOx, and PM2.5) make a significant contribution to t...
Maritime shipping accounts for almost three percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. Fuel consump...
On January 1st 2015 an EU legislation came into force stating that all ships operating within a Sulp...
Within the current project, several national emission factors for shipping and recreational boats ha...