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Slow Steaming as a Sustainable Measure for Low-Carbon Maritime Transport

Engineering and Technology

Slow Steaming as a Sustainable Measure for Low-Carbon Maritime Transport

N. Degiuli, I. Martić, et al.

This study, conducted by Nastia Degiuli, Ivana Martić, and Carlo Giorgio Grlj, investigates slow steaming on a post‑Panamax container ship using numerical simulations and validated tests. It finds yearly CO₂ reductions of 16.89% (10% speed cut), 21.97% (20%), and 25.74% (30%), and shows the classical cubic law for fuel consumption overestimates speed dependence.

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