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Life-Cycle Carbon Footprint Assessment and Emission Reduction Strategy Analysis of Ship Supply Chains

Authors: HAN Zinuo; LIN Shuangjiao; PAN Fubin

DOI: 10.12030/j.cjee.202510039Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Transportation and distribution accounts for 88.73% of positive carbon emissions in the ship supply chain life cycle, making it the primary target for decarbonization efforts. • • Scrapping and recycling provides a carbon offset benefit of 6.77%, demonstrating the importance of circular economy practices in reducing net emissions. • • Among five reduction scenarios, green logistics achieves an 18.44% reduction efficiency, second only to the comprehensive scenario (20.95%), and is identified as the core pathway for decarbonization. • • Sensitivity analysis shows that optimizing the LNG carbon emission factor within the green logistics scenario can further enhance reduction effects, highlighting the role of fuel choice and efficiency.