Sustainability

Alright, listen up, maritime mates! We’ve got some fascinating insights into the world of green shipping corridors, and it’s all thanks to a deep dive by Alen Jugović and his team from the Faculty of Maritime Studies at the University of Rijeka, Croa

In the vast, interconnected world of maritime operations, pollution is a persistent foe, striking from oil spills, vessel discharges, and even the water ballast that keeps ships stable. But what if the solution to these problems was hiding in plain s

In the ever-evolving world of maritime operations, one persistent challenge has been the scourge of biofouling—those unwelcome marine organisms that hitch a ride on ship hulls, causing a cascade of problems from increased drag to sky-high fuel consum

In the vast, blue expanse of our oceans lies a burgeoning opportunity to feed the world sustainably. That’s the takeaway from a compelling study led by S. Suhartini, a researcher from the Department of Nautical Engineering at Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pela

In a groundbreaking development for the maritime and energy sectors, a recent study led by Qiang Liu from CHN ENERGY Huanghua Port Co., Ltd., and Hebei Bulk Port Technology Innovation Center, has introduced a game-changing model for coal procurement

Elisa Barbieri, a researcher from the Department of Economics at the University of Venice Ca’ Foscari, has just published a comprehensive study in the journal Energies. The study delves into the complex world of seaborne transport, highlighting the c

In a groundbreaking study, Hussein Al-Yafei from the College of Engineering and Technology at the University of Doha for Science and Technology has shed light on the sustainability of blue ammonia (BA), a promising low-carbon energy carrier. The rese

In the vast world of maritime logistics, a game-changer is on the horizon, and it’s not just another fancy gadget or a tweak in navigation systems. We’re talking about hydrogen, the element that could revolutionize how we power our ships and, in turn

In the ever-changing seascape of southwest Taiwan, a new study has cast light on how climate change might shake up the local moonfish population and, by extension, the livelihoods of those who depend on them. Led by Aratrika Ray, a researcher from th

In the ever-changing world of maritime engineering, predicting and managing atmospheric corrosion in steel structures is a constant battle. But help is at hand, thanks to a groundbreaking study led by Mohamed El Amine Seghier Ben from the Department