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Environmental and health benefits of a designated North Atlantic Emission Control Area
This study expands our previous evaluation of potential shipping emissions reductions in the proposed North Atlantic Emission Control Area by providing an assessment of the health and environmental benefits under different compliance scenarios.
Tracing the steel supply chain of the shipbuilding industry
Investigates the greenhouse gas emissions associated with steelmaking for shipbuilding and proposes strategies for decarbonizing the industry through improved energy efficiency, increased use of low-emission processes, and enhanced cross-industry collaboration.
From concept to impact: Evaluating the potential for emissions reduction in the proposed North Atlantic Emission Control Area under different compliance scenarios
Assesses the potential emissions reduction from designating the North Atlantic Emission Control Area (AtlECA). The proposed AtlECA would place stricter regulations on ships aimed at reducing SOx, NOx, and PM emissions.
Fugitive and Unburned Methane Emissions from Ships (FUMES): Characterizing methane emissions from LNG-fueled ships using drones, helicopters, and on-board measurements
The FUMES report, a collaboration between ICCT, Explicit ApS, and TNO, reveals that real-world methane emissions from LNG-fueled ships, including “methane slip” from marine engines, exceed E.U. and IMO assumptions.
