Sustainability

In the quest for sustainable shipping, a novel approach is making waves. Living Labs (LLs), collaborative spaces where stakeholders co-create and test innovative solutions, are emerging as a powerful tool in the maritime industry. A recent study, pub

In a world where climate change is reshaping industries, ports are stepping up to the plate, and a recent study is shedding light on how they’re doing it. Mohamed Elhussieny, a researcher from the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Trans

In a world where the mercury is on the rise and the weather’s gone haywire, it’s clear that climate change isn’t just a buzzword anymore—it’s a full-blown global crisis. And if we’re going to tackle it, we can’t just stick to our own little corners o

In a bid to tackle the maritime industry’s significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions, a recent study published in the *Scientific Journal of Silesian University of Technology. Series Transport* (translated from Polish: *Scientific J

In the vast archipelago of Indonesia, getting liquefied natural gas (LNG) to where it’s needed most isn’t a walk in the park. Remote islands, limited infrastructure, and safety risks make distributing small-scale LNG (SS-LNG) a complex puzzle. But a

On the small stretch of coast where the Tiber River meets the Tyrrhenian Sea, a contentious plan is unfolding. Italia Nostra, a prominent Italian environmental association, has raised concerns about the proposed construction of two international port

In a significant stride towards smarter maritime operations, researchers have developed an intelligent digital twin for ship power systems, promising real-time forecasting and optimization. This innovative solution, spearheaded by Mykola Bulgakov fro

In the world of maritime safety, understanding the dynamics of ship engine room explosions is akin to knowing the enemy before going into battle. A recent study led by Zeya Miao from the Navigation College at Dalian Maritime University in China has s

In the bustling Sea of Marmara, a critical waterway connecting the Black Sea to the Aegean, a pressing environmental concern is making waves. Microplastics, those tiny, insidious fragments of plastic pollution, are turning up in alarming quantities i

In the push for a greener maritime industry, a recent study has shed light on the most promising alternative fuels to drive sustainable shipping forward. Led by Pham Thi Nga from the Faculty of Economics – Management at Dong Nai Technology University