Environmental sustainability in Maritime transport Industry

Name: Environmental sustainability in Maritime transport Industry
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A course dedicated to Marine life and Marine Ecosystem

Created byGopalakrishnan Veilumuthusamy

Last updated 4/2026

English

What you'll learn

Sustainability in Shipping Operations
Environmental Ship Index (ESI) - Green Ships
Green Technologies for Ships and Ports
Sustainable Terminal Operations
Role of Shippers in Carbon Footprint Reduction
Community Outreach and Stakeholder Engagement

Course content

9 sections • 14 lectures • 1h 49m total length

Lets Understand Green Logistics and Sustainable Development2:39
Learn what is green logistics. The activities involved. Top focus areas and target emission reductions for logistics sector in Paris summit.

Case study from Maersk5:10
In this Lecture, we will learn how Shippers, Shipping Lines, Terminal Operators, Tech partners and Green agencies have come together for a Net Zero Global economy using this Maersk Case study.
Role of a Shipper7:19
We will discuss the tools available for the shippers to select the right supplier. Various approaches and methods to calculate CO2 emissions and to reduce carbon footprint will be discussed in this session.

Role of Technology9:06
Lets learn the modern technologies and their role in Greening the shipping operations
Ship Building, Recycling, Container reuse, Community Outreach and way forward.11:40
Lets look at the supporting mechanism for Green Shipping like Ship builders, Container and ship recycling units, Stakeholder engagement and community outreach programs.
2026 Update. New technologies in pipeline.18:11
Lets connect
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Teaser of my Course on Maritime Onboard Carbon Capture & Storage0:19
Maritime Onboard Carbon Capture & Storage (OCCS) Feasibility
The race toward net-zero shipping is on — and Onboard Carbon Capture & Storage (OCCS) is emerging as one of the most practical, near-term solutions. From IMO’s regulatory roadmap (2025–2028) to real-ship demonstrations by Korean Register and PANASIA, the transition from concept to commercial reality has begun.
This course will explore:
How OCCS technology works on real ships
Energy, cost, and operational feasibility
The evolving IMO framework for safety, reporting, and carbon accounting
How captured CO₂ can feed the clean fuel value chain — from ship to shore
If you’re a professional in maritime operations, shipbuilding, environmental compliance, or clean energy, this course will help you understand where OCCS fits into the future of decarbonized shipping.
Course: Maritime Onboard Carbon Capture & Storage (OCCS) Feasibility

Requirements

Willingness to Learn
Passion for Green Logistics
This course doesn't require any prior knowledge in shipping and port operations.
Love for Marine Life and Ocean protection
All are welcome to take this course.

Description

Green Logistics simply denotes the art of Moving Goods with Minimal Environmental Impact. Green Shipping deals with Eco-friendly handling, storing and movement of cargo throughout the logistics chain, with a focus on sustainability in Operations. In the current world, sustainability in operations is the only way for survival. Financial institution's tough ESG performance measurement criterias and strict IMO regulatory compliance are to be met at the same time, making it difficult for shipping industry to see profits after fulfilling all the requirements. But, if we know what needs to be done, it gets easier. This course is a basic course for all stakeholders and financial institutions to understand what Green Maritime is all about.

The Green Eco System in Shipping consists of six stakeholders:

1. Shippers or the Customers who ship their Cargo

2. Shipping Lines / Ship Owners who operate the ships

3. Port Authorities who monitor the port operations

4. Companies that operate the Port terminals

5. International and Local Regulatory Bodies

6. Third Parties like Ship Builders, Research firms, Tech Firms, International trade routes and Canals, and ship breaking / recycling eco-system at the End of ship's Life

We will be discussing each of these topics on how they impact the environment and what should be done to reduce their impact, for sustainable development.

Welcome aboard

Who this course is for:

Job Seekers in Shipping and Port Operations
Sustainability Officers of Shipping Lines
Employees of Port Authority
Terminal Operators
Students of Maritime Institutes
Sustainable development enthusiasts and people who love earth.

Environmental sustainability in Maritime transport Industry

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Green Logistics management1 lecture • 3min

Green Shipping and why Sustainability is important in today's world.1 lecture • 5min

Shippers and Customers Responsibility2 lectures • 12min

Sustainability in Shipping Lines and Alignment to Sustainable Development Goals1 lecture • 20min

Green Ports2 lectures • 15min

Sustainable terminal operations1 lecture • 7min

Regulatory Bodies1 lecture • 8min

Technology, Community Outreach, Stakeholder Engagement aspects of Green Shipping4 lectures • 39min

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