This paper presents a comprehensive review of the current regulations and the various
technologies as well as the decision support methods for each technology the maritime …

Due to the increasingly stringent emission regulations and the rising call for energy saving
and emission reduction, efficient and clean combustion in internal combustion engines have …

In a majority of ports, a ship's speed is limited for reasons of navigational safety. At the same
time, captains and port pilots choose the speed of the ship, but it cannot be higher than the …

Maritime transport is the most widely used means of transporting goods, and forecasts
indicate that it will continue to grow in the coming years, which is why the IMO is regulating …

Ship speed optimization is a primary and direct method for controlling carbon emissions.
This study uses simulations based on shipboard measurements from a 28,000 DWT bulk …

The maritime industry faces intense scrutiny to address climate change amidst strict
environmental regulations and societal expectations. The paper mainly focuses on …

Turning ships in port turning basins is an important and responsible operation, mainly
involving the ship itself and the port tugboats. Such operations involve many maneuvers that …

A large amount of cargo is transported between European and Southeast Asian countries.
Ships sometimes take different routes when sailing between ports due to the best …

With the rising environmental consciousness, emission pollution has become one of the
major concerns of the maritime industry, which is the artery of international trade. To handle …

The critical examination of driver behavior within road transport emerges as a cornerstone
for augmenting fuel efficiency and achieving environmental sustainability. This study delves …