As a highly efficient mode of freight transport for global trade, international shipping is
currently expected to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions. Various …

Transportation is the sector responsible for the largest greenhouse gas emission in the UK.
To mitigate its impact on the environment and move towards net-zero emissions by 2050 …

In this study, the use of methanol is proposed as an alternative fuel to comply with the
international maritime organization (IMO) emission regulations. Environmental and …

Ship emissions reduction targets are pushing the maritime industry towards more
sustainable and cleaner energy solutions. Marine fuels play a major role in this because of …

This paper presents a comparative analysis between single and twin-screw propulsion
systems of a bulk carrier to evaluate the ship and propeller performance in terms of fuel …

Fuel expenses constitute the largest part of the operating cost of a merchant ship. Integrated
energy systems that cover all energy loads with low fuel consumption, while being …

The need for renewable and green energy sources to replace fossil fuel with the
incrementally rising prices is driving many researchers to work on narrowing the gap …

This article concerns the issue of thermal degradation process of fuels, important from the
perspective of the operation of turbine engines, especially in the context of new fuels/bio …

Duties required for naval ship such as anti-submarine, anti-ship, and supply, etc are
diversified, so the ECS (Enfineering Control System) is required for executing the mission …

The gas turbines are known to have good efficiency when used in combined cycle
configurations and has been used for ship propulsion in different types of vessels; mainly …