2022
DOI: 10.3390/su14116928
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Shore Power Deployment Problem—A Case Study of a Chinese Container Shipping Network

Abstract: Shipping emissions, especially those in port areas, have become one of the main concerns of the maritime industry. Shore power has been recognized as a promising way to alleviate the problem. However, shore power has not been extensively adopted in China. Therefore, from the government’s point of view, this paper conducts a case study of the shore power deployment problem based on the real container shipping network of China, including the Port of Hong Kong. In addition to the basic case, we, also, conduct num… Show more

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“…It does not require ships to use fuel oil to generate electricity [2]. Therefore, shore power is also known as "cold ironing" [3]. Shore power can re-duce the emission of polluting gases in the port area, so it has become widely used in the big ports of the world [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It does not require ships to use fuel oil to generate electricity [2]. Therefore, shore power is also known as "cold ironing" [3]. Shore power can re-duce the emission of polluting gases in the port area, so it has become widely used in the big ports of the world [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%