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Bangladesh Maritime Journal vol-10 (2026) is published in printed and web form. Thank you all for the cooperation.

Analyzing the Prospects and Challenges for Using Solar Energy in the Merchant Vessels

Author: Md. Ariful Islam, F.M. Nizazul Islam
DOI: doi.org/10.70279/bmj-v2-1103

Solar energy may now be used for a variety of maritime applications, such as monitoring marine conditions and powering boats and ships, thanks to advancements in solar-powered marine technologies. This study investigates the advantages and challenges of utilizing solar energy in merchant vessels by focusing on the impact of solar technologies on environ mental performance, regulatory compliance, and operational effectiveness. The study adopted a qualitative method with close ended questionnaire on random sampling method through an online survey. Data obtained from questionnaires were qualitatively analyzed using evocative analytical tools. The results c support targeted policies, rules, and incen tives meant to increase the environmental friendliness and sustainability of the marine industry. Solar-powered ships represent a growing trend in sustainable maritime technolo gy, aiming to drastically reduce emissions and fuel consumption while enhancing opera tional efficiency through innovative designs. In the end, it aspires to provide practical guid ance on how to enhance the viability of solar energy solutions in the maritime sector.

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Article Keyword Turanor planet solar vessels; Solar energy in shipping; Application of solar panels on ships; Marine vessel PV plant installation; Hybrid energy powered ships; solar-powered vessels; Solar photovoltaics;
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