| 英文摘要 |
This paper presents an analysis of greenhouses gas emissions (GHG) for major ship types (capsize bulk carriers, handy-size bulk carriers, very large crude oil tankers, product tankers, sub-panamax container vessels and handy-size container vessels) based on the fuel consumption and emission factors for the fuel, and a simulation of the impact on shipping operating costs from adding a carbon tax to the fuel cost. The estimated GHG (grams of CO2 per ton per nautical mile) showed that the small-sized and high speed container vessel had higher emission volumes than the other types of ships. The adoption of a fuel tax will lead to higher fuel costs for vessel owners and operators, who will thus need to offset these by reducing the speed of the ships. This paper also establishes an emission assessment matrix that makes it possible to evaluate the level of emissions for different types of ships, thus enabling the determination of an appropriate level of carbon tax on fuel. |