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Green Marine Equipment

Future regulation for the ‘greening’ of shipping is likely to be adopted at international level in the very near future. This could provide a benchmark for further innovation and ensures a high level of technical design resulting in better products.

The aim of this book is to provide the reader with a look at currently existing green technology and the impact it has on the environment from a neutral standpoint. Further developed it could provide a benchmark for the current capabilities of technology and if integrated onboard vessels show what they could achieve above and beyond current regulatory requirements. If this technology could be integrated in today’s ships then they could become 15-20% greener and cleaner. If there is further demonstration of newly researched and developed technology then a 33%+ eco-friendliness could be achieved ultimately leading to the zero emissions ship in the not too distant future.

Green Ship Technology Book

The aim of this book is to provide the reader with a look at currently existing green technology and the impact it has on the environment from a neutral standpoint. Further developed it could provide a benchmark for the current capabilities of technology and if integrated onboard vessels show what they could achieve above and beyond current regulatory requirements. If this technology could be integrated in today’s ships then they could become 15-20% greener and cleaner. If there is further demonstration of newly researched and developed technology then a 33%+ eco-friendliness could be achieved ultimately leading to the zero emissions ship in the not too distant future.