Anas Alamoush

Anas Alamoush is a Researcher at the World Maritime University (WMU), specializing in maritime decarbonization, sustainable port operations, and Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS). With a background as a ship captain in the Jordan Navy and academic credentials including a PhD in Maritime Affairs from WMU and an MSc in Shipping Management and Logistics, he contributes to high-impact projects like the EU Horizon Seanergy initiative and the IMO impact assessment of GHG reduction measures. His work bridges industry expertise with academic research in advancing maritime sustainability.

• PhD in Maritime Affairs, World Maritime University (WMU)
• MSc in Shipping Management and Logistics

Anas focuses on sustainability frameworks for ports, technology integration in shipping, and decarbonization strategies. His research spans green shipping corridors, MASS systems, and policy barriers to sustainable maritime practices, often analyzing global case studies and stakeholder dynamics.

Scientific Awards:

• Queen of Denmark Maregerate Second Medal for outstanding service in international affairs

His articles reveal trends in port energy transitions, MASS adoption challenges, and policy integration for decarbonization. He actively reviews for peer-reviewed journals and participates in international projects addressing maritime safety and future work dynamics.

Notable projects include the EU Bonus Baltimari (maritime safety), WMU/ITF Future of Work (technology integration), and EU Horizon Seanergy (port energy transition). These initiatives emphasize his role in advancing sustainable maritime innovation through collaboration.