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Developing A Roadmap For Green Port In Timor-Leste, Emanuel Da Silva Maia

World Maritime University M.Sc. Dissertations

On that matter, this study aims to analyze the current status of Timor Port as the gateway port in the country, accommodating ocean-going vessels from various countries, which poses a significant pollution to the atmosphere.

Moreover, this study also examined current energy management, the drivers and barriers, to transform Timor port to shift towards a more environmentally responsible approach.

However, this study identified some challenges that could hinder the implementation of green port practices in Timor Port, such as policy, regulatory, and framework issues, high capital costs, limited awareness and expertise, technology uncertainty and incompatibility, including leadership commitment and political …

Global Green Shipping Development Report, Shanghai International Shipping Institute (Sisi), World Maritime University

Reports

The report "Global Green Shipping Development Report (2024-2025)" co-developed by the Shanghai International Shipping Institute and the World Maritime University, aims at tracking the latest progress of global green shipping policies and emission reduction technology development, providing reference for port and shipping enterprises to adjust their business strategies and choose appropriate emission reduction paths in a timely manner, while enhancing public awareness of the green transformation of the port and shipping industry, promoting more stakeholders to pay attention to, explore, and invest in practical actions for green port and shipping transformation. This report mainly reflects the development of global green …

The Imperatives For Effective Regulation For The Conservation And Sustainability Of Nigeria’S Mangrove Ecosystem : The Niger-Delta Perspective, Inemotim Henry-Whyte

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Navigating The Just Transition : Ensuring Safety Of Seafarers In Adoption Of Alternative Fuels In Maritime Sector, Simranjeet Singh

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Assessing The Role Of Ocean Literacy In Fostering Sustainable Practices And Conservation In Kenya : Secondary School Teachers’ Perspectives, Victoria Mere Tuva

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Information Spillover Between The Freight And Stock Markets : A Study Of The Container Shipping Industry, Eranga Sampath Hetti Arachchige, Thu Trang Hoang, Soe Moh Moh Kyi

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Developing A Model Of Lifelong Learning And Investigating Its Application In Maritime Education And Training, Marlon Bulan

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Improving Socioeconomic Conditions For Ghanaian Fishers On Flagged Vessels : Policy Recommendations For The Fishing Industry, Robert Nyarkoh

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Decarbonization Roadmap For The Domestic Fleet Of The Republic Of Korea, World Maritime University

Reports

The Zero Emission of Domestic Shipping in the Republic of Korea (ZED-PK) project is an ambitious initiative aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and developing a path towards zero emissions for the domestic shipping fleet in the Republic of Korea. ZED-PK encompasses a systematic and transdisciplinary approach involving multiple stakeholders. The project is structured into three phases, each dedicated to progressively advancing the decarbonization efforts within the maritime sector.

Domestic shipping is integral to the Republic of Korea’s economy, but contributes significantly to air pollution and GHG emissions. The sector’s emissions pose environmental risks, human health threats, and additional external costs, …

Feasibility Of Lohc As Hydrogen Storage Option For Maritime Industry, Abu Md Safiul Alam Foisal

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Green Shipping Corridors : A Comprehensive Framework For Overcoming Port Challenge, Ahmed Mohamed Ismail Mohamed Ismail

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Investigating The Outcomes-Based Education (Obe) : A Case Study Using The Philippine Maritime Education And Training (Met) System, Emma Lyn P. Pabutawan

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Analysis Of Policy Formulation At Imo Via Participation Of Member States : A Case Study Of Green House Gas Emission Measures, Rahul Lodhi

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Policy And Regulatory Framework To Enhance Thailand’S Casualty Investigation, Shinabhat Maneerin

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Implementation Of Maritime Single Window : Selected Case Studies, Cecil Dumebi Chimaobim Ogunlesi

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Assessing Namibian Dry Ports : A Stakeholders-Centric Evaluation In Comparison To Contemporary Global Standards, Phillemon Gabriel Shaningwa Mupupa

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Leveraging Bargaining Power In The International Crude Oil Market : An Analytical Exploration Of China's Trade Dynamics With Leading Oil-Exporting Nations, Adama Jatta, Farouq Umar Sani

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Evaluation Ofthe Implementation In The Chilean Domestic Fleet Of Energy Efficiency, Ship Energy Efficiency Management And Carbon Intensity Indicator, According To The Rules Established By The International Maritime Organization, Jorge Sebastian De La Fuente Manríquez

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Life Cycle Assessment And Life Cycle Cost Assessment Of Offshore Wind-Based Hydrogen Production : In The Case Of Saldanha Bay (South Africa), Thandeka Nonceba Tembe

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Research On Performance Evaluation System Of Shipping Enterprises Under "Double Carbon" Strategy, Xiaoyu Xue

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Transport Carbon Emission Reduction In A Seaport : Dry Port System, Jianshi Kang

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Analysis Of Nigeria’S Deep Blue Project : A New Paradigm For Maritime Security In The Gulf Of Guinea, Peter Udochukwu Ohagwa

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Achieving Circular Economy Through New Blue Economy Initiatives : A Road Map For Ports, Ayo Olusola Pacheco

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Integrating A Sustainability Curriculum Within Maritime Education : Case Study Of A South African University, Yamkela Nhleko

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Era Of Decarbonization, Energy Efficiency On Existing Ships (Eexi) And Carbon Intensity Indicators (Cii) Implication On Charter Parties, Hildah Kerubo Omboga

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Implementing Green Port Strategies In Saudi Ports To Achieve Environmental Sustainability, Saleh Mohammed Alzahrani

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Fuel Selection By The Shipping Industry Due To A Multifarious Framework For Achieving Zero Carbon And Greenhouse Gas Emissions By 2050, Senthil Kumar Jayaraman

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Critical Analysis Of Policies On Single-Use Plastics Disposal From Ships As A Source Of Pollution To The Marine Environment, Fatai Abiola Bello

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Marine Spatial Planning (Msp) In The Philippines : An Approach Towards Long Term Sustainable Ocean Governance And Resolving Ruture Conflict : The Case Of Balayan Bay, Batangas, Garry Laynesa

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Green Port Strategies For Sustainable Growth And Development Of Ports In Malaysia, Mohammad Yoshikatriezan Bin Abeng

World Maritime University Dissertations

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