Developing pathways for a sustainable shipping and maritime fuel value chain in Ireland (ShipFuel-IE)
Ongoing
Working with all stakeholders to identify promising pathways for the development of a low-carbon shipping sector in Ireland.
Project Insights
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€744,419
Total Project Costs -
3 yr
Project Duration -
2022
Year Funded
Project Description
The project aims to develop a comprehensive framework to address all aspects of the transition to low-carbon shipping in Ireland while engaging with stakeholders from across the Irish maritime sector. Research will assess the socio-techno-economic and environmental impact of fuel production routes, refuelling infrastructure required at Irish ports and vessel technology including the option of retrofitting existing vessels. A multi-criteria decision analysis will be employed to highlight promising pathways for the development of a low-carbon shipping sector in Ireland.Project Details
Total Project Cost: €744,419
Funding Agency: Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
Year Funded: 2022
Lead Organisation: University College Cork
Partner Organisation(s): GDGeo
Collaborators: EI-H2, Port of Cork Company, Ardmore Shipping