The present paper proposes using methanol fuel in ships to meet emissions regulations
established by the International Maritime Organization. An analysis of the use of twin fuel …

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 …

Abstract Global emissions of Green House Gases and air pollutants are significantly
influenced by shipping. Diesel fuel use for energy production is primarily responsible for …

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 …

Environmental issues, for example, the expanded air pollutant emissions from ships are
progressively affecting the operation of ships. Therefore, International Maritime Organization …

Maritime transportation is the most important transportation type since 90% of world trade is
carried. There are 96,295 ships in operation all over the world, and more than 300 million …

Environmental issues, for example, the expanded air pollutant emissions from ships are
progressively affecting the 12 operation of ships. Therefore, International Maritime …

Examining the effects of converting marine diesel engines to methanol engines in terms of
economics, the environment, and forthcoming regulatory requirements is the aim of this …

Emissions from ships are a serious global issue due to their effects on environmental
damage, particularly global warming of the atmosphere. As a result, the International …

This analysis aims to provide insight and to explore the future usage of methanol as an
alternative marine fuel for domestic ships in Indonesia. An overview of potential application …