From 2013 onwards Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) for new ships has been in force. The EEDI value for a given ship is calculated according to a standard formula and compared against a ship specific standard by means of a so called reference line which will be gradually changing (decreasing) in subse-quent years. The article presents possible ways of increasing ship propulsion efficiency in order to de-crease ship propulsion power, EEDI value and CO2 levels.
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The influence of innovation on the inland waterway transport efficiency Magdalena Kaup, Dorota Łozowicka WUT Journal of Transportation Engineering
Comparative analysis of the heat balance results of the selected Tier III-compliant gas-fuelled two-stroke main engines Piotr Korlak Combustion Engines
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