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The future of the logistics industry in the European Union by 2032 - challenges of the operational adoption of wind-powered cargo vessels in the logistics industry

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Resumo:This research study has its origin in the environmental concerns regarding carbon dioxide emissions in maritime logistics. Through the exploration of sustainability innovation, the focus is put on wind-powered cargo vessels. This paper aims to explore and explain the industry dynamics that complicate the operational adoption of wind-powered cargo vessels. Through the application of the multi-level perspective, three key factors were identified to challenge wind power in the maritime sector: managerial reluctance, locked-in heavy oil fuel, and gradual industry reorientation. These hinder the sustainable transition process, required for ocean freight to comply with the global sustainability goal.
Autores principais:Rehrmann, Carlotta
Assunto:Strategy Strategic foresight Scenario planning Logistics industry European logistics industry Maritime logistics Carbon dioxide Heavy oil fuel Wind power Wind-powered cargo vessels Multi-level perspective Sustainable transition
Ano:2023
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório Institucional da UNL
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Resumo:This research study has its origin in the environmental concerns regarding carbon dioxide emissions in maritime logistics. Through the exploration of sustainability innovation, the focus is put on wind-powered cargo vessels. This paper aims to explore and explain the industry dynamics that complicate the operational adoption of wind-powered cargo vessels. Through the application of the multi-level perspective, three key factors were identified to challenge wind power in the maritime sector: managerial reluctance, locked-in heavy oil fuel, and gradual industry reorientation. These hinder the sustainable transition process, required for ocean freight to comply with the global sustainability goal.