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Future Shipping Electrified

PBI is coordinating a two-year development project for a zero emission fully electric short-sea/RoPax ship concept and business case, together with key players in the marine and energy industry. Beyond cutting edge, a first of a kind, and a giant leap forward in reducing emissions in shipping.

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PBI supports development of green transport corridors in Europe

PBI is coordinating a consortium project with partners Rauma Marine Constructions, Viking Line, Åbo Akademi University and Kempower. The project, named Decatrip, aims to develop solutions that enable carbon-neutral shipping with initial focus on the Turku and Stockholm. It is estimated that this target can be reached by 2027. Business Finland has granted significant funding to the consortium, totalling EUR 1,596,000.

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Mikaela FunckBlog post
How to stop problems in customer relationships from escalating and impacting project margins

Customer experience impacts profitability. To ensure project profitability and customer satisfaction the supplier must keep an eye on how customer experience is developing and make sure minor problems do not escalate. By applying machine learning customer experience risks can be identified early and acted upon before things get out of hand.

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Wasted value capture – the untapped potential of biowaste

The Finnish government is committed to the European Union’s targets for reuse and recycling of municipal waste. These targets aim to promote a circular economy and reduce landfill waste and waste incineration. By 2025, 55% of all municipal waste needs to be recycled, and 65% by 2035. To achieve the outlined targets, Finland needs to witness a significant improvement in recycling behaviour, as current estimates indicate a mere 40% recycling rate for municipal waste. Likewise, municipal waste companies need to see clear value in processing increased amounts of separated waste.

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The Battery as an Energy Storage System; the existing link?

Of late, the proverbial wave of renewable energy that has swept over parts of the world has been coupled with the clearer understanding that in order to fully utilize their planet-saving potential, the issue of intermittency needs to be addressed and solved; Intermittency, in energy industry jargon, meaning the fact that the sun does not always shine, the wind does not always blow, and actual non-proverbial waves do not always sweep the oceans.

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Can Capacity Markets be the cure to reaching emissions reduction targets?

Capacity Markets (CMs) is an increasingly popular policy measure being considered in European electricity markets with the aim of securing electricity supply at the lowest cost to consumers as well as supporting new investment into power generation assets. In the UK, it is already up and running and constitutes a key part of their Electricity Market Reform program. Similar auction-based Capacity Markets are being formed in Ireland, France, and Italy.

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