Beyond fuels and technology: The human element in maritime decarbonisation
Dr Edmund Hughes, Director, Green Marine Associates Ltd, puts maritime decarbonization under the microscope with a focus on the human factor.
Read moreDetailsDr. Edmund Hughes is Head, Air Pollution and Energy Efficiency in the Marine Environment Division of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the United Nations specialized agency responsible for the regulation of international shipping. As a member of the IMO Secretariat his responsibilities cover MARPOL Annex VI, the International Regulations for the Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships, including regulations on energy efficiency for ships, and IMO’s work to address GHG emissions from international shipping. He is a member of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), a Chartered Engineer, and has a doctorate from Cranfield University in the United Kingdom.
Dr Edmund Hughes, Director, Green Marine Associates Ltd, puts maritime decarbonization under the microscope with a focus on the human factor.
Read moreDetailsDuring the 2023 GREEN4SEA Forum, Dr. Edmund Hughes, Director, Green Marine Associates, presented key issues to be resolved on the Revision of the IMO GHG Strategy at MEPC 80 in July. He briefly mentioned the current status of IMO negotiations and provided an overview of proposed technical and economic measures being considered by IMO including ways to encourage the uptake of alternative low-/zero-carbon fuels.
Read moreDetailsIn our special column this month, we are pleased to host an interview with Dr. Edmund Hughes, Director, Green Marine Associates who until the beginning of the year has been member of the IMO Secretariat for over 9 years responsible for regulations related to air pollution from ships.
Read moreDetailsDr. Edmund Hughes, Head of Air Pollution and Energy Efficiency, Marine Environment Division of International Maritime Organization (IMO), talks about IMO’s efforts to combat GHG emissions from shipping, highlighting that industry needs to continue to support the Organization in formulating global regulations towards a more sustainable future.
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