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Today we asked ourselves the question how the maritime transportation in 100 years looks like.
we think the ships are not going to get bigger, because in the ports and canals (Suez and Panama canal) it would be tight for maneuvers. However, we believe that the ships will be using more sustainable fuel. Thus could be dispensed with heavy oils.
We could imagine that goods would also change because the world will continue to develop and become more interconnected during this time.
The fact that the sea level will rise rapidly in the next few years, we can assume that the increased water, new trade routes for shipping arise.
Even the autonomous driving on the oceans could be or become an issue. However, it might be difficult to give the necessary security. When the barges are so alone on the oceans, they are as lost as they are.
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Jeannine & Matthias
Team Transportation / TZ 19
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