When we think of sustainable mobility generally the first that comes to mind are cars, motorcycles and trucks. It makes sense, after all, a 73.8% CO2 issued in the transport industry it is terrestrial (with 5.87Gt of CO2). Thinking beyond the streets can look up... La air industry is responsible for 9.8%, issuing 0.78Gt of CO2. Still, this note focuses on emissions which contribute to 11.2% of the total with 0,89Gt of CO2, positioning itself as the second most polluting means of transport.Fortunately for everyone, in an effort to address environmental challenges and reduce carbon footprint in the maritime transport sector, the industry is exploring new cleaner and sustainable energy sources. One of the promising solutions that has been gaining attention recently is the green methanol, an alternative that could revolutionize the way cargo vessels move across the oceans of the world.
9/18/2023 - technology-and-innovation
Advances in the use of the Green Metal in Cargo Embarks: A Step Hacia a More Sustainable Maritime Transport
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juan polito
I am a student of Engineering in Information Systems at the National Technological University, certified in photovoltaic facilities, with experience in the field of sustainable mobility. I work as a technician for electric car charging stations. Passed by the world of technology, curious and alert to new discoveries.
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