Towards a Zero-Emissions and Digitalized Transport Sector

Edited by Ellen J. Eftestøl, Professor in Law, Department of Law and Governance, BI Norwegian Business School, Norway and Adjunct Professor, School of Economics, Business and Law, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, Anu Bask, Professor in Business Development, School of Marketing and Communication, Marketing, University of Vaasa and Adjunct Professor, Department of Marketing and International Business, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Turku School of Economics, University of Turku, Finland and Maximilian Huemer, Doctoral Researcher, Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki, Finland

• ContentsPreface xv1 A status report on the greening of shipping from a legal viewpoint 1Erik Røsæg2 The knock-on effects of green finance frameworks:a green normative framework for chartering? 18Pia Rebelo3 The Poseidon Principles on Marine Insurance (PPMI): aneffective private governance tool? 41Alicia Mckenzie and Barõş Soyer4 Co-operation between manufacturers and distributors forsustainable freight: select legal obstacles posed by lawsoriented to individual parties 60Marta K. Kołacz5 Towards 03 sustainability in parcel delivery chains:ecosystem-based regulation—stuck in a tangle of interests? 81Wouter Verheyen6 Decarbonising shipping: understanding the scale of the challenge 104Tomi Solakivi7 Decarbonising coastal ferries: case of the Estonian state fleet ferry 121Andres Laasma, Riina Otsason, Ulla Tapaninen, Olli-Pekka Hilmola8 How can Contract (lifecycle) Management advanceenvironmentally sustainable development inbuyer-supplier relationships in transport logistics? 140Suvi Hirvonen-Ere and Anu Bask9 Legal aspects related to circular shipbuilding andsustainable business model in autonomous inland vesseloperations 166Camilla Domenighini10 Legal challenges of remote operation as a key transitionand safety approach towards fully autonomous vehicles 192Jeanette Andersson11 Damage caused by autonomous ships: towards regulationfor civil liability in EU waters? 213Béatrice Schütte12 Challenges for creating a multimodal passenger rightsframework to facilitate sustainable mobility changes 233Maximilian Huemer13 The atmosphere as property: exploring a scarce resourceregulatory model for the transport industry and everything else 259Claes Martinson

‘Towards a Zero-emissions and Digitalized Transport Sector is a valuable scholarly resource and welcome contribution to the field that successfully integrates diverse scientific and policy perspectives on current prospects and challenges facing the transport sector today. The editors have orchestrated a collection of high-quality chapters that reflect the complexity of the field and offer practical insights for researchers and policymakers alike.’