The maritime industry stands at a critical juncture in addressing its environmental impact, with green ship engineering emerging as a pivotal solution to reduce carbon emissions and minimize ecological disruption. Current and upcoming technological innovations are transforming traditional shipping practices, presenting multi-faceted approaches to sustainable maritime transportation.
Emerging technologies show promising pathways to dramatically reduce maritime emissions, transforming shipping from a significant environmental challenge to a potential model of sustainable global transportation.
Ballast water is essential for maintaining the stability and structural integrity of ships during voyages. However, the discharge of untreated ballast water poses significant environmental risks by...
MEPC 80, held in July 2023, discussed amendments to MARPOL Annex V regarding the discharge of garbage from ships. One of the key topics was the consideration of new technologies for onboard waste...
Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems (EGCS), commonly known as scrubbers, are designed to reduce the emissions of sulfur oxides (SOx) and particulate matter from ship exhaust gases. These systems are critical...
The Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP) is a critical tool in improving a ship’s energy efficiency and reducing its carbon footprint. It is a requirement under the International...
Vacuum-based waste collection systems are used onboard ships to efficiently manage and transport sewage and other wastewater to treatment facilities. It is recognized as a highly efficient and...