Topic: Shipping Decarbonization & Climate Change
Research Project
Pathways to Zero-Impact Shipping
With no single pathway to zero-impact shipping, a systems thinking approach and new decision-support framework tool can evaluate the benefits and trade-offs of different technologies to reduce the overall environmental impacts of marine shipping.
Report
Decision Support for Pathways to Zero-Impact Shipping
Workshop/Webinar
Research Launch: Pathways to Zero Impact Shipping
With no single pathway to zero-impact shipping, a systems thinking approach and new decision-support framework tool can evaluate the benefits and trade-offs of different technologies to reduce the overall environmental impacts of marine shipping.
Workshop/Webinar
Beyond the Horizon: NAVISON sound forecast mapping for ship emission reductions
Exploring interrelationships between ship underwater radiated noise (URN) emissions and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and insights into energy efficiency through modelling.
Article
Planning Port Investments for a Changing Maritime Landscape
A summary of the new Port Investment Toolkit designed to help port authorities strategically plan and fund infrastructure projects amid increasing global trade and the urgent demand for maritime decarbonization.
Research Project
Future of Navigational Risk Management
A new research project to develop a design concept for a future marine navigation risk management system in Canada.
Microsite
Hydrogen & Marine Shipping
The maritime sector is looking for alternative fuels to decarbonize shipping activity. Do hydrogen and hydrogen-derived fuels like methanol and ammonia offer a net-zero carbon solution?
Workshop/Webinar
Research Launch: Increasing Capital Investments in Ports – A Practical Toolkit
Research Project
Increasing Capital Investments in Ports – A Practical Toolkit
Findings from international case studies identify ways for ports to invest in infrastructure for resilient, efficient, and future ready marine operations.
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