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Future pathways for decarbonization and energy efficiency of ports: Modelling and optimization as sustainable energy hubs

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October 16, 2024
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This paper introduces a dynamic simulation model for port energy hub optimization, integrating renewable sources and alternative fuels. Applied to the Port of Naples, the model aims for high renewable energy self-sufficiency and reduced emissions. It demonstrates up to 84% on-site renewable energy use and enhanced port energy independence.
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