The Social Cost and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Passenger Ships in Istanbul
Calculating the inventory of shipping emissions is crucial in order to guide the authorities to prepare regulations on emission reduction. On the other hand, the effectiveness of the measurement techniques can only be accurately observed by the calculation of social costs. In this study, firstly,...
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doaj-58c9384ba021485fbf559f4728ea311f2020-11-25T03:23:01ZengGemi Makinaları İşletme Mühendisleri OdasıJournal of ETA Maritime Science2147-29552148-93862019-09-017325226310.5505/jems.2019.75437The Social Cost and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Passenger Ships in IstanbulLevent BİLGİLİCalculating the inventory of shipping emissions is crucial in order to guide the authorities to prepare regulations on emission reduction. On the other hand, the effectiveness of the measurement techniques can only be accurately observed by the calculation of social costs. In this study, firstly, the emission inventory and social cost of passenger ships operating in Bosphorus are calculated. Then, these calculations were repeated in case of declaration of the Marmara Sea as Emission Control Area (ECA). The total amount of emissions in current situation decreases by 7.75 % in case of ECA declaration. The total cost of fuel switching increases approximately 39.52 %; however the total social cost decreases by 50.56 %. The total economic benefit is calculated as $ 117,739,686.97. According to the LCA results, fuel switching increases the deleterious impacts on human health, ecosystem quality and climate change, while the impacts on raw resources decreased.https://www.journalagent.com/jems/pdfs/JEMS-75437-ORIGINAL_RESEARCH_%28AR%29-BILGILI.pdfShip EmissionsSocial CostLife Cycle Assessment |
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The Social Cost and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Passenger Ships in Istanbul |
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The Social Cost and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Passenger Ships in Istanbul |
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The Social Cost and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Passenger Ships in Istanbul |
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The Social Cost and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Passenger Ships in Istanbul |
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The Social Cost and Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Passenger Ships in Istanbul |
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social cost and environmental life cycle analysis of passenger ships in istanbul |
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Gemi Makinaları İşletme Mühendisleri Odası |
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Journal of ETA Maritime Science |
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2147-2955 2148-9386 |
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2019-09-01 |
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Calculating the inventory of shipping emissions is crucial in order to guide the authorities to prepare
regulations on emission reduction. On the other hand, the effectiveness of the measurement techniques can
only be accurately observed by the calculation of social costs. In this study, firstly, the emission inventory and
social cost of passenger ships operating in Bosphorus are calculated. Then, these calculations were repeated
in case of declaration of the Marmara Sea as Emission Control Area (ECA). The total amount of emissions in
current situation decreases by 7.75 % in case of ECA declaration. The total cost of fuel switching increases
approximately 39.52 %; however the total social cost decreases by 50.56 %. The total economic benefit is
calculated as $ 117,739,686.97. According to the LCA results, fuel switching increases the deleterious impacts
on human health, ecosystem quality and climate change, while the impacts on raw resources decreased. |
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Ship Emissions Social Cost Life Cycle Assessment |
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