Energy Saving Measures in Modern Ship Design, Construction, and Shipping Management

Abstract

This article aims to study energy-saving measures in modern ship design, construction, and shipping management. The energy consumption of the shipbuilding industry has always been an important issue, and the energy efficiency of ships is crucial for environmental protection and sustainable economic development. Through comprehensive theoretical analysis and practical case studies, this study evaluates the feasibility and effectiveness of energy-saving measures in ship design and construction stages and shipping management. The research results indicate that in the ship design stage, ship hull optimization design, power system optimization, and the application of new technologies can significantly reduce the energy consumption and emissions of ships. In the shipbuilding stage, construction and material management, as well as the application of energy-saving equipment and systems, also play an important role in energy conservation. In addition, energy-saving strategies in shipping management, such as voyage planning and speed management, ship maintenance and performance monitoring, as well as fuel management and carbon emission tracking, also have a significant impact on the energy efficiency of ships. The research in this article provides useful references for modern ship design, construction, and shipping management, in order to promote the sustainable development of the shipbuilding industry.