Maritime University of Szczecin

Energy-Security Pathways in the Global Energy Transition: Latent-Class Evidence on Import Dependence, Renewables and Generation Diversity

Energy security has re-emerged as a central challenge of the global energy transition because countries must simultaneously reduce import exposure, integrate renewables, diversify electricity systems and maintain a reliable and affordable energy supply. This study aims to identif...

Preliminary Desktop Screening of Selected Polish Inland Ports in the Oder Waterway System for LNG-Fuelled Vessels in the Context of Sustainable Development: An Ordinal Multicriteria and Bottleneck Approach

Within the broader sustainable-development transition of inland navigation, liquefied natural gas (LNG) may serve as a transitional fuel, but its use requires appropriate berthing conditions, controllable candidate transfer areas, landside access, operational procedures, and emer...

Integrating Disruption Propagation and Buffer Allocation in Smart City Manufacturing Clusters: A Transport-Energy Performance Model for Intermodal Supply Chains

This study integrates disruption propagation and inventory buffer allocation into a unified analytical framework and develops a transport-energy performance model (TEPM) for intermodal supply chains operating within smart city manufacturing clusters (SCMCs). The analyzed system c...