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Articles by Georgios Plevrakis
BTJ 6/22 - MARITIME: Capturing the complexities. The carbon capture and storage value chain in shipping
by Georgios Plevrakis, Vice President, Global Sustainability, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Shipowners and organisations in the maritime industry are considering all available options to expedite their transition towards a low-carbon operating environment while serving an ever-growing transport demand. One area identified with potential for progress - and a business case - is carbon capture and storage (CCS), but the need for scale is considerable. Download PDF
MTF: Decarbonization and digitalization to shape the future maritime workforce
In an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Mr Knut Arild Hareide from the Norwegian Maritime Authority and Mr. Georgios Plevrakis from ABS introduce the Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) and explain that it will focus on industry’s essential topics for the future, such as energy efficiency, alternative fuels, and autonomous ships. In particular, MTF will guide the industry through its transition by applying collective technical and regulatory knowledge to help solve key challenges.
MTF: Decarbonization and digitalization to shape the future maritime workforce
In an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Mr Knut Arild Hareide from the Norwegian Maritime Authority and Mr. Georgios Plevrakis from ABS introduce the Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) and explain that it will focus on industry’s essential topics for the future, such as energy efficiency, alternative fuels, and autonomous ships. In particular, MTF will guide the industry through its transition by applying collective technical and regulatory knowledge to help solve key challenges.
ABS Spearheads The Future Of EEDI For
Georgios Plevrakis August 3, 2020 A team led by ABS has been awarded a contract by the European Commission (EC) to explore future directions for the IMO’s Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) for ships.
Future Propulsion & Setting The Course To Low-Carbon
Georgios Plevrakis, ABS June 25, 2020 The pace at which the maritime industry transitions to low- and zero-carbon fuels will have the single biggest impact on its global carbon footprint, more than predictable shifts in commodity demand, advances in ship technology and operating practices, or new designs.
Cut Through The Smoke
By Georgios Plevrakis, ABS February 11, 2020 Ship owners increasingly face complex investment decisions as they try to navigate the most efficient course to the low-carbon future. Ever since the IMO set the industry’s ambitious emission-reduction targets for 2030 and 2050, owners have been inundated with information about future fuels and technologies that may, or may not, ultimately lower the carbon footprints of their fleet.
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