Energy efficiency technologies for waterborne transport: A systematic review and taxonomy pathway

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The aim is to evaluate and categorize energy efficiency technologies (EETs) in waterborne transport to inform policy and investment decisions.
Developed a decision-support framework connecting policy, investment, and operational appraisal.
Applied performance quantification using segment-differentiated, non-additive metrics showing 30-55% CO2 reduction.
Conducted a multi-criteria evaluation with 32 KPIs and various weighting scenarios to operationalize findings.
Identified regulatory misalignment where non-fuel EETs are not recognized under the EU ETS framework.
Demonstrated significant CO2 reductions achievable through targeted implementation of EETs.
Highlighted the importance of a structured approach to operational evaluation across various transport segments.

Systematic review evaluates energy efficiency technologies for waterborne transport, suggesting pathways for better policy alignment.

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Jacobo-Jara et al. (2026) studied this question.

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