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Lookup NU author(s): Shane Moloney, Professor Ehsan Mesbahi, Dr Peter Wright, Oihane Cabezas Basurko, Dr Kayvan Pazouki
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The UK Government’s Energy Review, published in July 2006, committed the Government to developing a Low Carbon Transport Innovation Strategy (LCTIS). As a result of this, the Department for Transport has commissioned AEA Energy & Environment (AEA) and the School of Marine Science and Technology (MAST) at the University of Newcastle to review the key future low carbon commercial shipping technologies. The study has combined information from both literature reviews and stakeholder consultations to provide an overview of low carbon technologies, their applicability to commercial ships and their long-term economic viability. Information is also provided on the key barriers to uptake, and the research and development being undertaken in pursuit of low carbon shipping both in the UK and overseas.
Author(s): Hobson M, Pell E, Surgand M, Kollamthodi S, Moloney S, Mesbahi E, Wright P, Cabezas Basurko O, Pazouki K
Publication type: Report
Publication status: Published
Series Title: Low Carbon Transport Innovation Strategy(LCTIS)
Year: 2007
Pages: 50
Print publication date: 23/05/2007
Source Publication Date: 23 May 2007
Institution: Department for Transport
Place Published: Policy, Guidance and Research, DfT
URL: http://www.dft.gov.uk/pgr/scienceresearch/technology/lctis/
