Advisory Board

Maritime policy bulletin 006 covers the economic and emissions advantages of regional ports. Ports and shipping are subject to increasing pressure to decarbonise. This provides opportunities to reconsider shipping routes and to enhance port competitiveness. T

Maritime policy bulletin 005 covers Wind Assisted Ship Propulsion for Decarbonisation. A key focus of maritime decarbonisation is on alternative fuels but availability, costs,logistical and safety concerns remain a barrier to adoption. Wind propulsion, a hist

"Abstract Persistent bottlenecks at container ports have significantly disrupted global supply chains, necessitating more efficient operations at seaports to address yard density and port congestion. An untapped but potentially critical approach to miti

"Abstract This study investigates the fire resistance rating (FRR) of a conformable compressed hydrogen storage system (cCHSS) in realistic under-vehicle fire scenarios. Using validated 3D CFD and physical models, the FRR was shown to depend strongly on

Maritime policy bulletin 004 covers scrubber investment and market prices. The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) introduced in 2020 a regulation restricting sulphur shipping emissions to 0.5%. Rather than purchasing more expensive low sulphur fuels, a

Maritime Policy Bulletin 003 explores the economics of shipping decarbonisation, offering financial insights into how effectively the maritime industry is aligning environmental objectives with economic performance. Drawing on recent research by Dr. Yao Shi a

Across the 2 days we heard from 4 Keynote Speakers. Ruth Wood from Mersey Maritime shared insights which gave a regional perspective to maritime decarbonisation with a strong emphasis on collaboration. Francesco Sandrelli from the UK Chamber of Shipping br

Lightning-style presentations from industry and academia, showcasing clean maritime activity across the sector. The following presentations are available for view as part of our Resources Library. Session 1 – Future Fuels & Safety: Chaired by Prof Ra

Lightning-style presentations from industry and academia, showcasing clean maritime activity across the sector. The following presentations are available for view as part of our Resources Library. Session 1 – Ports: Chaired by Prof Sarah Sharples, Depart

Presentations from researchers within the Clean Maritime Research Hub, alongside complementary industry insights. The following presentations are available for view as part of our Resources Library. Session 1 – Power & Propulsion: Chaired by Dr Dawei