Ports represent a source of atmospheric pollutants that can contribute significantly to
jeopardise air quality of port cities. NOx, SOx, PM and VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) …

Several studies tried to estimate atmospheric emissions with origin in the maritime sector,
concluding that it contributed to the global anthropogenic emissions through the emission of …

Air pollution due to marine traffic is strongly rising due to the rapid development of marine
traffic and has brought great challenges to maritime policy and management. The purpose of …

Shipping could–in one way-be considered a relatively clean transport mode. This is
particularly the case if one takes the angle of emissions per tonne-kilometre. Typical ranges …

In recent years, ship exhaust gases have become an essential source of air pollution. A
detailed study of ship exhaust emissions can accurately reflect air pollution intensity in ports …

This paper presents an estimation and analysis of ship exhaust emissions and their
externalities in the popular cruise destinations of Dubrovnik (Croatia) and Kotor …

Shipping emissions contribute significantly to air pollution at the local and global scales and
will do so even more in the future because global maritime transport volumes are projected …

This study aims to investigate the environmental, operational and economic performance of
the methanol partially premixed combustion concept at slow speed operation of a ship to …

In the last few years, ship emissions have attracted growing attention in the scientific
community. The main reason is the constant increase of marine emissions over the last …

The duration of use is usually significantly longer for marine vessels than for roadside
vehicles. Therefore, these vessels are often powered by relatively old engines which may …