Diogo Kramel

Diogo Kramel is a Research Fellow in the Industrial Ecology Program at the Department of Energy and Process Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). He holds degrees in Naval Architecture and Maritime Engineering (BSc/MSc, University of São Paulo) and Maritime Spatial Planning (MSc, University of Sevilla/University of the Azores/University of Venice). His PhD research (2024) focused on climate change mitigation in the maritime sector through the CLIMMS project. Currently, he leads the Nord_H2ub project, applying the MariTEAM model combined with Life-Cycle Assessment to reduce GHG emissions in shipping. His work integrates modeling techniques with policy analysis to inform sustainable maritime strategies.

Key research interests include shipping emissions, energy systems modeling, and climate policy. He has published extensively on topics such as shipping scenarios, emissions reduction strategies, and integrated assessment frameworks. His contributions include developing the MariTEAM model for global fleet analysis and linking it with tools like MESSAGEix. Recent presentations include talks at the European Geosciences Union and the Gordon Research Conference on Climate Intervention.