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The economic model demonstrate and analyze the potential benefits of using green fuel on port profitability included the various economic and environmental variables

Elentably Akram, van Essen Pieter, Fahad Ayman Bin, Aljahdly Bassam Bin Saleh

TransNav : International Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation

2024

Vol. 18 No. 4

809--816

The use of green fuels in ports is growing in popularity as the international community seeks to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and the associated environmental impact. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the potential economic benefits of using green fuels in ports, including reduced costs, increased efficiency and improved environmental performance. This paper examines the potential economic benefits of using green fuels for port profitability, taking into account various economic and environmental variables. The economic and environmental benefits of using green fuels in the port industry are widely debated, with numerous studies demonstrating the potential for improved profitability due to lower emissions and lower energy consumption. . This paper provides an overview of the potential economic benefits of using green fuels in the port industry, measured using different economic models that consider different economic and environmental variables.

Innovative floating fuel stations enhance seaport productivity

Elentably Akram, van Essen Pieter, Fahad Ayman Bin, Aljahdly Bassam Bin Saleh

TransNav : International Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation

2024

Vol. 18 No. 4

817--822

The utilization of floating fuel stations, specialized facilities dedicated to refueling vessels within port boundaries, has gained prominence as a means to enhance port productivity. This comprehensive study investigates the efficacy of implementing floating fuel stations in seaports, focusing on their impact on port efficiency. Through the application of meticulous performance metrics and operational evaluations, the research aims to critically assess the advantages and challenges of this innovative approach. By exploring both the benefits and drawbacks, the study endeavors to pinpoint crucial factors contributing to the success of floating fuel stations. The findings will not only foster a deeper understanding of port productivity but also provide insightful perspectives on the maritime industry's overall efficiency and sustainability. Transcending the mere observation of current practices, the study formulates recommendations for future implementations based on a thorough analysis of diverse evaluation techniques. This research thus contributes significantly to the ongoing dialogue on optimizing port operations through innovative solutions.