Comprehensive review on recent progress in renewable and
Renewable and sustainable energy sources for ships were introduced in terms of fundamentals and applications. Various energy-related international laws and standards were
Use of Renewable Energies in Shipping
High efficiency monocrystalline silicon cell technologies (>22%) and tandem perovskite-silicon cells (>30% theoretical efficiency) emerge
Top 40 Clean Energy Innovations in Maritime Shipping
From harnessing renewable energy sources to implementing advanced technologies that enhance fuel efficiency, the industry is undergoing a significant transformation. This article
Hybrid Green Technologies: Combining Renewable Energy with Alternative
Instead, the future of shipping lies in hybrid green solutions, blending renewable energy with alternative fuels. Hybridisation allows vessels to optimise across multiple power
Beyond the Harbor: Electrifying Short-Sea Routes and
See why 100 MW of offshore wind, 300 MWh of storage, and smart charging will power electric shipping corridors and hybrid deep-sea fleets.
Transition to near-zero emission shipping fleet powered by alternative
Achieving a transition to a near-zero emission shipping requires deploying ships which are powered by low- or zero-carbon alternative fuels.
The Future of Energy: Sustainable Solutions in Shipping Containers
Shipping container energy solutions offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional energy infrastructure. The initial setup costs are lower, and the modular nature of these
Survey of Ship Energy Autonomy Technologies and Development
Energy autonomy of ships is based on the use of various technologies aimed at the efficient use of energy and a variety of sources of its production.
Toward green container liner shipping: joint optimization of
This paper defines a green liner shipping problem (GLSP) that integrates the deployment of a heterogeneous fleet, speed determination, and fuel bunkering.
Use of Renewable Energies in Shipping
High efficiency monocrystalline silicon cell technologies (>22%) and tandem perovskite-silicon cells (>30% theoretical efficiency) emerge as promising solutions.
Accelerating green shipping with spatially optimized offshore
Offshore charging stations have emerged as an innovative solution, despite increased investment and extended voyage durations. Here we develop a route-specific model