Review of Atmospheric Ship Emissions and Exposure

Annual Aerosol Science Conference (AASC) provides a forum for aerosol scientists from both academia and industry to network and share knowledge. At the 2021 annual AASC event NAUTILUS representative Adam Kristensson from Lund University gave a speech about the review of atmospheric ship emissions and exposure.

NAUTILUS Newsletter No.1

Welcome to the 1st newsletter of the NAUTILUS project. The first year of NAUTILUS project coincides with the introduction of the European Union’s ambitious strategy to make Europe a climate neutral continent by 2050 – The European Green Deal. This vision encompasses all aspects of our society, how the energy is produced and used at the heart of it. The ambition of the project NAUTILUS aligns with this vision. It aims to develop a highly efficient energy system for large passenger ships to curb their emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants, to comply with the targets of the International Maritime Organisation for 2030 and beyond. As local emission standards, both for CO₂ and pollutants in several regions in the EU such as Fjords are getting more stringent than the global targets, NAUTILUS also examines the possibility of fully sustainable energy solution for vessels.

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No 861647.

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Get in touch with NAUTILUS: 

info@nautilus-project.eu

The NAUTILUS project coordinator:

Deutsches Zentrum für Luft – und Raumfahrt

The NAUTILUS web portal is maintained by:

GRANT Garant