短途海运的替代燃料和技术

David Sopta, Tomislav Bukša, Juraj Bukša, I. Peronja
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由于认识到海上运输中温室气体排放过多的后果,促使人们研究使用替代燃料和技术,以实现对环境无害的船舶推进,从而产生了许多可能性。本综述从成本、基础设施、法规、可用性、环境保护、技术以及到2050年完全脱碳的角度,系统地概述了船舶推进系统的使用现状和替代方案。
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Alternative Fuels and Technologies for Short Sea Shipping
Awareness of the consequences of excessive greenhouse gas emissions in maritime transport has prompted research on the use of alternative fuels and technology, towards environmentally neutral ship propulsion, which has resulted in a number of possibilities. This review provides a systematic overview of the current state of use of ship propulsion and alternative options from the aspect of costs, infrastructure, regulations, availability, environmental protection, technology and the perspective of complete decarbonisation by 2050.
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