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by Pavlopoulou, Yanna. 5th GREENCHEM (Green Chemistry, Sustainable Development and Circular economy) Symposium, Skiathos, Greece. Book of Abstracts ISBN: 978-618-5271-61-9, p. 283 / Environmental Legislation and Policy Section.  Abstract:  Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) are accountability metrics of business performance that may assist the shipping sector in tackling long-term operational issues. Financial analysis of ESG […]

by Pavlopoulou, Yanna at S.N.A.M.E. on 6th SOME “SHIP OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT and ECONOMICS” in Athens, Greece http://www.sname.org/greek section/ some/ some 2017    Abstract:  Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) accountability of maritime operations could enhance marine and global sustainability. Accountability is a vehicle to sustainability that could assist the shipping sector in tackling operational issues and

by Pavlopoulou, Yanna & Aravossis Konstantinos. 18th ERSCP, Skiathos, Greece. Book of Abstracts p.230.  Abstract:  Marine and global sustainability could be advanced if standard accountability metrics of maritime operations are widely used. Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) metrics yearly recorded in a Corporate Sustainability Report, could assist the shipping sector in tackling operational issues. The

by Angelos Tsereklas-Zafeirakis, Konstantin Aravossis, George Gougoulidis, and Yanna Pavlopoulou. Journal of Ship Production and Design, Vol. 32, No. 2, May 2016, pp. 1–8.  Abstract:  In light of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) directives on climate change and the continuous effort of shipping companies to reduce operating costs, this article proposes a methodology for the

by A. Tsereklas-Zafeirakis, K. Aravossis, G. Gougoulidis, Y. Pavlopoulou.  Abstract:  The present study approaches the maritime sector from an environmental point of view. In light of the new IMO directives on climate change and the continuous effort to reduce operating costs, this paper investigates the viability of several energy efficiency technologies. The introductory part discusses

by Angelos Tsereklas-Zafeirakis. RSM MSc Thesis. Executive Summary:  The continuous growth of global electricity demand is an issue that becomes more and more urgent these days. Although the revolution of renewable sources of energy has surpassed all expectations over the past decade, the existing static power grid has not yet been able to cope with

by Yanna Pavlopoulou. The voluntary nationwide campaign “Let’s do it Greece2015” (www.letsdoitgreece.org) was successfully accomplished on Sunday,April26th, 2015,for the 4thconsecutive year. “Let’s do it World” volunteer cleanup movement, first evolved in 2008 in Estonia and then spread as the largest and fastest growing volunteer environmental campaign internationally, with the participation of 108 countries and 8million

This paper discusses some developing procedures for the formulation of appropriate conditionstowards the development of social services for waste of electrical and electronic equipment(WEEE) reuse and recycling, by the inclusion of Roma and people with disabilities in this evolvingmarket. Application areas for the related project are the Hellenic regions of Thessaly and NorthAegean, which generally

by Pavlopoulou, Yanna, Aravossis Konstantinos, Proceedings of the ‘ICEI – 2013 BIT’s 1st International Conference of Emerging ‘Marine High Tech, Fishery and Agriculture’ in Shenzhen (Nov. 6-7th, 2013) China  Abstract:  Accountability and innovation technology in maritime and offshore operations could enhance marine and global sustainability. Corporate social responsibility is a vehicle to sustainability that could assist