November 2025

UK National Clean Maritime Research Hub Quarterly Newsletter

Highlight's from the Hub:

Save the Date: Clean Maritime Assembly 2026!

The venue and dates are confirmed for the Clean Maritime Assembly 2026. This flagship event will once again bring together leaders from industry, academia, and policy to shape the future of clean maritime innovation.

📅Date: 24 & 25 June 2026

🗺️Location: Durham University, Durham, UK

Visit our website to pre-register your interest and find out more about CMA26!

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Catch up on the latest news:

Spadeadam: Future Fuels Safety Event

The UK National Clean Maritime Research Hub is thrilled to announce a unique collaborative event with the Society for Maritime Industries (SMI) and DNV, offering attendees an unforgettable and explosive experience.

Further information and tickets are available through SMI.

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Policy Bulletin 006: Regional Ports – economic and emissions advantages

This bulletin provides an overview of an economic and environmental impact assessment of rerouting Asia-Europe deep sea container ships via the Port of Liverpool as a case study.

Policy Bulletin 005: Wind Assisted Ship Propulsion for Decarbonisation

Information from this bulletin was recently featured in a short Reuters video covering the first transatlantic crossing of the world's largest cargo sailboat!

This bulletin summarises the state of the art and policy challenges in promoting wind-assisted ship propulsion.

Clean Maritime Myth Busting

The UKNCMRH hosted a breakout session for Clean Maritime Day during London International Shipping Week 2025 on (18 September 2025).

Our audience engaged with a series of thought-provoking statements, providing comments, questions, and votes.

The outcomes of the votes and summaries of the discussions are now accessible on our website.

Recent journal publications:

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We've recently updated our website to showcase new research papers, to name a few these include:

Performance, emissions, and lubricant oil analysis of a marine diesel engine powered by raw Schizochytrium sp. and its blends

Marine high-temperature fuel cell power and propulsion system with integrated carbon capture: A techno-economic study

Rethinking Routes: The Case for Regional Ports in a Decarbonizing World

The roadmap to carbon neutrality for the maritime industry: an insight into various routes to decarbonise ship engines

State of the Art in Wind Assisted Ship Propulsion for Maritime Decarbonisation and Sustainable Shipping: A Systematic Review

Thermal response of composite hydrogen tank and TPRD during fast fuelling

Techno-economic and environmental assessment of floating solar power with innovative charging systems for decarbonizing maritime operations in the UK

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