Sustainability

In the heart of the Middle East, a monumental project is brewing, one that could reshape the way goods move between the Gulf and Europe. Dubbed the Gulf-Europe transportation project, or Iraq’s Development Road Project (DRP), this initiative is all a

In the heart of East Africa, Kenya’s blue economy is making waves, and a recent study is shedding light on how sustainable maritime logistics can fuel this growth. Led by Conrad Ochego Mogaka from the School of Business and Economics at Mount Kenya U

In the heart of Indonesia, Bali is a name that needs no introduction. It’s a magnet for tourists, drawing in millions each year with its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and unique maritime tourism offerings. Among these, mangrove ecotourism is car

In the ever-evolving world of maritime transport, a new wave of innovation is sweeping across the industry, and it’s all about going electric. A recent study, published by Ahmet Aksöz and his team from the MOBILERS Team at Kayseri University in Turke

In the bustling world of maritime operations, the push for sustainability is gaining serious traction, and a recent study is shining a spotlight on how ports can significantly cut down on their greenhouse gas emissions. Carmen Luisa Vásquez, a resear

In the ever-evolving world of maritime operations, a fresh perspective is brewing in Spain, and it’s all about turning the tide on traditional port competition. Nicoletta González-Cancelas, a researcher from the Department of Transport, Territorial a

In the bustling world of maritime operations, one often overlooked hero is the maritime pilot. These skilled professionals guide vessels safely into and out of ports, playing a pivotal role in the sustainability of seaports. A recent study, led by Se

In the ever-evolving world of maritime technology, researchers are constantly seeking ways to integrate renewable energy sources into ship operations. A recent study, led by Luis García Rodríguez from the Higher Technical School of Industrial and Tel

In the vast ocean of data that guides environmental policy, missing values can be like uncharted reefs, leading to skewed assessments and unfair penalties. This is particularly true for the Environmental Performance Index (EPI), a widely used tool th

In the vast expanse of the Natuna Sea, a quiet economic revolution is underway, and it’s all thanks to the humble shipping container and a few well-placed government policies. A recent study, led by Hidayat Kamarul from the Graduate School of Develop