Suarez de la Fuente, S;
Greig, A;
Balachandran, R;
(2013)
Waste Heat Recovery Systems: Reducing Shipping Carbon Emissions under Real Operative Conditions.
Presented at: UCL Mechanical Engineering PhD Students Conference, London, UK.
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Abstract
Shipping contributes in 3.3% of the total CO2 emissions, it is the transport mode with the highest growth. If nothing is done now, by 2050 the shipping CO2 emissions could grow up to 400% compared with 2007 levels. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) created the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)- applied only to new ships- to measure and control shipping CO2 emissions. As can be observed in figure 1, as time increases the CO2 emissions reference line (red line) is reduced.
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