The transportation of goods worldwide has a vital meaning for the entire of humanity. The seaborne transport is considered to be the most efficient – economically and environmentally friendly way to convey large amount of goods when compared to the other transport options available. Marine vessels contribute for the carriage of about 90 percent of the worldwide trade and a significant part of the goods delivered by sea are performed by container vessels. Even considered as the most efficient way of transportation the negative aspects of the shipping should not be neglected. The fuels intended for the ship propulsion generating enormous amounts of Greenhouse gases (GHG) and harmful emissions which are directly released into the atmosphere. W...
Global, regional and local regulations on emissions from shipping make the issue of fuel change impo...
Nowadays energy efficiency is a global concern for the maritime organization and business. Rising op...
The latest guidelines approved by the environmental protection committee of the international mariti...
Energy requirements push the shipping industry towards more energy-efficient ships, while environmen...
As a result of the analysis of the modern merchant fleet, indicators have been revealed of an increa...
The last years have been particularly challenging for the shipping industry. Fuel prices have increa...
Today, the goal of reducing fossil fuel consumption and increasing the use of renewable energy is on...
Many different emissions from ships are directly related to a ship\u27s fuel consumption. This is pa...
Shipping is the world’s largest mode of transportation, considering mass moved a distance: it is the...
Anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, primarily driven by carbon dioxide (CO2), have disrupt...
As all we know, pollution is a serious actual problem that affects our society. Maritime transport i...
Soaring high oil prices, increasing world energy consumption, possible depletion of oil supply and t...
By reducing ships’ fuel consumption, shipowners can achieve lower operating costs while at the same ...
In July 2011 the International Maritime Organization (IMO) defined important changes to the Annex VI...
Exhaust gases from engines of seagoing ships are the serious problem for environment. That is why th...
Global, regional and local regulations on emissions from shipping make the issue of fuel change impo...
Nowadays energy efficiency is a global concern for the maritime organization and business. Rising op...
The latest guidelines approved by the environmental protection committee of the international mariti...
Energy requirements push the shipping industry towards more energy-efficient ships, while environmen...
As a result of the analysis of the modern merchant fleet, indicators have been revealed of an increa...
The last years have been particularly challenging for the shipping industry. Fuel prices have increa...
Today, the goal of reducing fossil fuel consumption and increasing the use of renewable energy is on...
Many different emissions from ships are directly related to a ship\u27s fuel consumption. This is pa...
Shipping is the world’s largest mode of transportation, considering mass moved a distance: it is the...
Anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, primarily driven by carbon dioxide (CO2), have disrupt...
As all we know, pollution is a serious actual problem that affects our society. Maritime transport i...
Soaring high oil prices, increasing world energy consumption, possible depletion of oil supply and t...
By reducing ships’ fuel consumption, shipowners can achieve lower operating costs while at the same ...
In July 2011 the International Maritime Organization (IMO) defined important changes to the Annex VI...
Exhaust gases from engines of seagoing ships are the serious problem for environment. That is why th...
Global, regional and local regulations on emissions from shipping make the issue of fuel change impo...
Nowadays energy efficiency is a global concern for the maritime organization and business. Rising op...
The latest guidelines approved by the environmental protection committee of the international mariti...