2022
E-Bwebwenato Series 8th e-Bwebwenato – Enabling Equitable Transition [Pacific Presentation] 5 May 2022 8th e-Bwebwenato – Enabling Equitable Transition [World...
Sail freighter proves that saving on fuel costs is possible for river systems. Case of the “Apollonia” along the Hudson River, New York.
Schooner Apollonia’s cargo and fuel use records from 2021 show that the ton-mile fuel efficiency of even a very small...
Transport’s carbon problems not limited to tailpipe emissions. Construction, maintenance and operation of roads and railways identified as key sources.
A policy brief is now available on transport infrastructure emissions for the road and railway sectors. Authors Greg Marsden, Kadambari Lokesh,...
Marshall Islands (RMI) Embassy hosts its 7th E-Bwebwenato on Disproportionate Negative Impact (DNI) and Equity
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e-Bwebwenato #7
24th February, 2022 The theme for the 7th e-Bwebwenato is Decarbonizing Shipping: Equity and Disproportionate Negative Impact (Click here for Presentation) 7th...
MCST Working Paper – the Impact Assessment Issue at IMO February 2022
This paper discusses the issue of Impact Assessments required for measures proposed under the IMO’s Initial IMO Strategy on...
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion in the Pacific
Giff Johnson reports on the progress of successful trial of an OTEC plant in East Korean Sea and the plans...
Success using century-old knowledge – A 100 KW OTEC plant on the Island of Kumejima
Photo source: EOS Science News https://eos.org/features/the-century-old-renewable-youve-never-heard-of. Martin Betancourt writes about a successful OTEC plant in Japan, criss-crossing history and shares challenges and...
Innovation at its best
Go Sail Cargo Sailing Ships Endless opportunities to thrive in a low carbon maritime shipping industry. A video for Entrepreneurialists,...
Retrofitting of the “FEHN POLLUX”
Prof. Michael Vahs talks about the 2018 German- Dutch project consortium under the scientific direction of the Emden/Leer University of...
Sails, Rotors and Kites: Solutions for commercial shipping to become sustainable as fossil fuels decline
Researchers from Aston University explain that while operating measures and fuel alternatives are suitable in the short-term to meet a...
Wind-Assisted Ship Propulsion Technology (WASP) Research gaining momentum in Maritime Sector
Researchers from the School of Naval Architecture, Dalian University of Technology, China Ship Design and Research Center Ltd have published...