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Bryan Comer
International Council on Clean Transportation
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Greenhouse gas emissions from global shipping, 2013–2015 Detailed Methodology
N Olmer, B Comer, B Roy, X Mao, D Rutherford
International Council on Clean Transportation: Washington, DC, USA, 1-38, 2017
3802017
Fourth IMO GHG Study
J Faber, S Hanayama, S Zhang, P Pereda, B Comer, E Hauerhof, ...
London, UK, 2020
227*2020
The climate implications of using LNG as a marine fuel
N Pavlenko, B Comer, Y Zhou, N Clark, D Rutherford
Swedish Environmental Protection Agency: Stockholm, Sweden, 2020
1332020
Black carbon emissions and fuel use in global shipping, 2015
B Comer, N Olmer, X Mao, B Roy, D Rutherford
International Council on Clean Transportation: Washington, DC, USA, 2017
68*2017
Fuel price elasticities in the US combination trucking sector
JJ Winebrake, EH Green, B Comer, C Li, S Froman, M Shelby
Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment 38, 166-177, 2015
582015
Estimating the direct rebound effect for on-road freight transportation
JJ Winebrake, EH Green, B Comer, JJ Corbett, S Froman
Energy Policy 48, 252-259, 2012
572012
Prevalence of heavy fuel oil and black carbon in Arctic shipping, 2015 to 2025.
B Comer, N Olmer, X Mao, B Roy, D Rutherford
International Council on Clean Transportation, 2017
522017
Marine vessels as substitutes for heavy-duty trucks in Great Lakes freight transportation
B Comer, JJ Corbett, JS Hawker, K Korfmacher, EE Lee, C Prokop, ...
Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 60 (7), 884-890, 2010
412010
The International Maritime Organization’s initial greenhouse gas strategy
P UPDATE
POLICY, 2018
392018
Ship emission impacts on air quality and human health in the Pearl River Delta (PRD) region, China, in 2015, with projections to 2030
C Chen, E Saikawa, B Comer, X Mao, D Rutherford
GeoHealth 3 (9), 284-306, 2019
382019
The potential of liquid biofuels in reducing ship emissions
Y Zhou, N Pavlenko, D Rutherford, L Osipova, B Comer
Int. Counc. Clean Transp 1, 31, 2020
372020
Accounting for well-to-wake carbon dioxide equivalent emissions in maritime transportation climate policies
B Comer, L Osipova
ICCT: International Council on Clean Transportation, 2021
352021
Potential CO₂ Reductions under the Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index
D Rutherford, X Mao, B Comer
Working Paper, 2020
352020
Relating short-term measures to IMO’s minimum 2050 emissions reduction target
B Comer, C Chen, D Rutherford
International Council on Clean Transportation. Retrieved from, 2018
302018
Refueling assessment of a zero-emission container corridor between China and the United States: Could hydrogen replace fossil fuels?
X Mao, D Rutherford, L Osipova, B Comer
March), www. theicct. org, 2020
282020
Global scrubber washwater discharges under IMO’s 2020 fuel sulfur limit
L Osipova, E Georgeff, B Comer
International council on clean transportation, Washington DC, USA, 2021
252021
Air emissions and water pollution discharges from ships with scrubbers
B Comer, E Georgeff, L Osipova
Consult. Rep. Int. Counc. Clean Transp, 12-13, 2020
252020
Transitioning away from heavy fuel oil in Arctic shipping
B Comer
International Council on Clean Transportation working paper 3, 2019
232019
Sources of variance in BC mass measurements from a small marine engine: Influence of the instruments, fuels and loads
Y Jiang, J Yang, S Gagné, TW Chan, K Thomson, E Fofie, RA Cary, ...
Atmospheric environment 182, 128-137, 2018
232018
Energy and GHG emissions savings analysis of fluoropolymer foul release hull coating
JJ Corbett, JJ Winebrake, B Comer, G E
Energy and Environmental Research Associates, 2011
232011
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