SCC2016
Shipping in Changing Climates Conference 2016
10th – 11th November 2016, Newcastle University
A Research Led Consortium on Sustainable Shipping
The Shipping in Changing Climates project aims to inform the policy making process by developing new knowledge and understanding on the subject of the shipping system, its energy efficiency and emissions, and its transition to a low carbon, more resilient future.
A crucial issue currently facing the shipping industry is climate change and its mitigation. The impact of current mitigating strategies is estimated by some to be around a 25% reduction in CO2 emissions on business as usual by 2050, far from the reductions required if the industry was to be sustainable.
The outcome of Shipping in Changing Climates will be able to address important questions facing the shipping industry, such as; How will mandated regulations lead to changes in the fleet, in terms of operation and technology.
Shipping in Changing Climates invites presentations from policy developers, marine technologists, operators and industry. Although the conference is focused on the Shipping Industry, it also welcomes contributions from other transport sectors on related topics, including:
• Operating schemes to mitigate climate change
• Technologies for energy efficiency
• Alternative fuels
• Design of environmentally friendly ships
• Performance verification, monitoring and management
• Optimisation of logistics
• Policies, regulations and strategies for sustainable shipping
• Measuring and mapping shipping emissions
• Impact of energy prices on sustainable shipping
Register Interest or Submit an Abstract
Please register your interest in Shipping in Changing Climates 2016 at this link. This will enable you to receive automatic updates as they become available.
If you wish to submit a full paper or an extended abstract (authors’ choice), please send a short abstract (approximately 250 words) of what the proposed presentation would be about and your contact details using the Form supplied on the Submissions page.
The deadline for abstracts submission is 30th September 2016