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Water Electrolysis Methods for the Production of "Green" Hydrogen in Shipping, Through New and Future Investment Proposals
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- 1. Researcher in New Antipollution Technologies and Green Shipping at University of Western Macedonia, Greece Degree in Nautical Science MSC in Human Resource Management, Communication and Leadership.
- 2. Degree in Computer Science at Athen's University of Economics Specialized in Management Science and Decision Systems MSc in Master of Business Administration (MBA) Department of Organization and Management at The University of the Aegean Director of the first full-day vocational high school of Kardamyla, Chios, Greece
- 3. Researcher in Marine Cadastrial Systems Degree in Rural and Surveying Engineering At School of Rural and Surveying Engineering Faculty of Engineering Aristotle University of Thessaloniki MSc in PP Techniques and Methods for Spatial Analysis, Planning and Management At School of Rural and Surveying Engineering Faculty of Engineering Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- 4. Associate professor University of Western Macedonia, School of Economics Department of Management Science & Technology Koila, Kozani,50100, Greece
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World trade has grown and continues to grow rapidly in recent decades. Much of it, is carried out by sea transportation, by the world's merchant fleet which is moving millions ofcargoes’tonesannually and traveling millions of tone-miles between continents.
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