This book offers readers a comprehensive understanding of the most critical issues related to sustainable maritime practices, with a particular focus on energy management, green fuels, and decarbonization frameworks. One of the main advantages of this book is that it offers access to thorough and up-to-date technical insights into green technologies and their integration within shipping operations. It examines energy-efficient ship designs, propulsion technologies, and alternative fuels, including hydrogen and ammonia. Readers will gain technical knowledge about the practical implementation of sustainable energy solutions in the maritime sector, including the transition from conventional fossil fuels to more environmentally friendly options. Additionally, the book examines energy management systems in shipping, such as ISO 50001, and explains how they can optimize energy use, reduce consumption, and minimize emissions.

Green Fuels for Green Shipping focuses on the latest technological advancements, informing readers about innovations that are shaping the future of the maritime industry, including smart shipping technologies, IoT-based monitoring systems, and advanced automation tools that enhance energy optimization and operational efficiency.

M. Ziya Sogut, Ph.D., is a Full Professor in the Maritime Faculty at Piri Reis University. He holds a Bachelor's degree from Marmara University (1988) and advanced degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Balıkesir University, including a Master's (2005) and a Ph.D. (2009). Prof. Sogut has extensive expertise in energy systems, including exergy analysis, exergoeconomic optimization, heat recovery, renewable energy technologies, and environmental impact assessments. He is an internationally recognized Certified Building Energy Manager, a UNIDO International Energy Efficiency Expert for Industry, and serves as a reviewer for numerous scientific journals. His research and project management experience spans energy management, cooling technologies, and sustainable applications. With a strong academic background and a commitment to advancing energy efficiency, he has contributed significantly to both theoretical studies and practical applications in the field.