Sustainability

In a bid to steer the shipping industry towards a more sustainable future, researchers have turned to artificial intelligence (AI) to sift through the vast sea of data on ship power systems. The study, led by Peter J. Stavroulakis from the University

In the quest for greener ports, a recent study published in the journal ‘Energies’ has shed light on the promising role of hydrogen energy in slashing emissions from container terminals. The research, led by Xiaohui Zhong from the Ningbo Zhoushan Por

In a recent study published in the journal “Results in Engineering” (translated from Persian as “نتایج مهندسی”), researchers led by Hatef Dastour from the Department of Geomatics Engineering at the University of Calgary have shed light on the intrica

In a bid to bridge the gap between theory and practice, a recent study published in the *International Journal of Sustainable Engineering* has taken a critical look at how ports around the world are tackling sustainability. Led by Ahmad Shabib from t

In a significant stride towards sustainable maritime logistics, researchers have developed a framework to assess the benefits of solar energy integration in seaports, with a case study focused on the Bushehr Commercial Port. The study, led by Mahmood

In the intricate world of container shipping, where over 80% of global trade sails, a new study sheds light on the strategic dance between key players and how regulation can tip the scales. Zongtuan Liu, from the College of International Economics an

In a world where cities are growing faster than ever, a team of researchers led by E. Głowienka from the AGH University of Krakow has been digging into the urban heat island (UHI) effect, and their findings could have some interesting implications fo

In the ever-evolving maritime sector, the push for sustainability has taken center stage, and a recent special issue published in the journal *Applied Sciences* sheds light on the latest advancements and challenges in maritime transport. The issue, w

In a significant study published in the journal ‘Atmosphere’ (translated from Dutch), researchers have shed light on the persistent issue of black carbon (BC) emissions from ships, revealing that current regulations may not be as effective as hoped.

In a world where maritime ports are becoming increasingly pivotal as energy hubs, a recent study sheds light on how digital technologies are reshaping critical energy infrastructure (CEI) in these vital nodes of global trade. The research, led by Emm