Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen

Dr. Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 2017 in Research in Transportation Business & Management
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Peggy Shu-Ling ChenPeggy Shu-Ling Chen
Peggy Shu-Ling Chen
HPHilary Pateman
Hilary Pateman
QSQuazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen

28 June 2017 in Maritime Policy & Management
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Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
Peggy Shu-Ling ChenPeggy Shu-Ling Chen
Peggy Shu-Ling Chen
SCStephen Cahoon
Stephen Cahoon

4 November 2023 in International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction
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SISamsul Islam
Samsul Islam
Michael WangMichael Wang
Michael Wang
JUJasim Uddin
Jasim Uddin
V. G. VenkateshV. G. Venkatesh
V. G. Venkatesh
QSQuazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen

8 February 2022 in Transport Policy
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Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
PCPeggy Shu-Ling Chen
Peggy Shu-Ling Chen
SCStephen Cahoon
Stephen Cahoon

1 January 2016 in International Journal of Shipping and Transport Logistics
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QSQuazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
Peggy Shu-Ling ChenPeggy Shu-Ling Chen
Peggy Shu-Ling Chen
SCStephen Cahoon
Stephen Cahoon
The growth of regional ports (in sub-national context) and their host regions is conditional upon one another. A regional port requires a vision for growing its business as well as its region. To achieve this goal, it is essential for regional ports to initiate effective strategies. This paper explores the pertinent factors and strategic initiatives for effective involvement of Australian regional ports in regional development through a questionnaire survey to Australian regional port stakeholders. Using exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses, this study suggests that Australian regional ports undertake multiple strategies when involved in regional development, including collaboration to create supply chain efficiency, collaboration with regional organisations for regional growth, playing a proactive role in the regional innovation system, and being pro-active for port's environmental and social responsibility.

12 January 2026 in Sustainability
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QSQuazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen
JLJasmine Siu Lee Lam
Jasmine Siu Lee Lam
MTMohamed Syazwan Ab Talib
Mohamed Syazwan Ab Talib
WSWardah Hakimah Haji Sumardi
Wardah Hakimah Haji Sumardi
SISamsul Islam
Samsul Islam
Reducing CO2 emissions from global shipping remains a critical challenge in the pursuit of sustainable international trade. Though the technical and operational (T/O) measures and alternative fuel (AF) solutions have shown promise, the global maritime sector continues to face strategic and structural hurdles. This thematic narrative review revisits the fundamentals and explores the roles of T/O measures and Alternative fuel options in reducing CO2 emissions in international shipping, with a focus on the maritime energy transition. The study reveals that maximizing the benefits of T/O measures, alongside establishing a balanced energy transition matrix encompassing clean energy sources, can foster an environment conducive to future sustainability performance and substantial CO2 emission reductions. More specifically, combining operational efficiency improvements with scalable, future-focused, infrastructure-ready alternative fuels can yield significant emission reductions. The paper also introduces a conceptual model to guide the maritime energy transition, outlining a phased pathway that leverages innovation, policy, and system-level design. These insights contribute to shaping a resilient roadmap for decarbonizing international shipping by enhancing the sector’s sustainability performance.