Jasmine Siu Lee Lam

Jasmine Siu Lee Lam


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Academic Career Length

23Years (2004-Present)

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

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1 September 2019 in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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Jasmine Siu Lee Lam

25 February 2014 in Transport Reviews
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TNTheo Notteboom
Theo Notteboom
From the policy and management perspective, this study aims to investigate the port management tools that port/public authorities have at their disposal and then to analyse to what extent the tools are used to enforce or encourage green port development at functional activities of port operations and development. We conduct an exploratory and comparative review based on two axes: on the one hand, the range of tools available to port authorities (pricing, monitoring and measuring, market access control and environmental standard regulation) and on the other hand, the functional activities in ports (shipping traffic, cargo handling and storage operations, intermodal connection, industrial activities, and port expansion). The situations in the leading ports in Asia and Europe, namely Singapore, Shanghai, Antwerp and Rotterdam are studied and compared, whereby the policies' effectiveness is discussed accordingly. Findings show that the ports are particularly mature in exercising environmental standard regulations which reveals that the enforcement approach is more prevalent. The most focused functional activity is shipping traffic which reflects that the ports are driven by the International Maritime Organisation. The respective port authorities in Antwerp and Rotterdam have a higher level of influence on devising green port policy in comparison to the two Asian ports.

29 July 2014 in Maritime Policy & Management
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Michele AcciaroMichele Acciaro
Michele Acciaro
Thierry VanelslanderThierry Vanelslander
Thierry Vanelslander
Christa SysChrista Sys
Christa Sys
Ferrari ClaudioFerrari Claudio
Ferrari Claudio
ARAthena Roumboutsos
Athena Roumboutsos
SKSeraphim Kapros
Seraphim Kapros
Environmental sustainability in the port industry is of growing concern for port authorities, policy makers, port users and local communities. Innovation can provide a solution to the main environmental issues, but often meets resistance. While certain types of technological or organisational innovation can be satisfactorily analysed using closed system theories, in the case of seaports and in particular in the area of environmental sustainability, more advanced conceptual frameworks have to be considered. These frameworks need to be able to account for the multiple stakeholder nature of the port industry and of the network and vertical interactions that environmental sustainability calls for. This article investigates successful innovations improving environmental sustainability of seaports. The proposed framework builds in part on research concepts developed in the InnoSuTra EU FP7 project. From a methodological perspective, this article develops a method for quantifying the degree of success of innovation with respect to a set of specific objectives. Several case studies are used to test the framework against real innovation examples, such as onshore power supply, or alternative fuels. In this article, we argue that only those innovations that fit dynamically port actors’ demands and the port institutional environment stand a chance to succeed.

1 August 2016 in Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review
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XBXiwen Bai
Xiwen Bai

1 December 2019 in Transport Policy
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Jasmine Siu Lee Lam
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Kevin X. Li

1 June 2015 in Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review
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