Hannes von Knorring
About Hannes von Knorring
Hannes von Knorring (formerly Johnson) is a post-doctoral researcher at Gothenburg Research institute since September 2016. He is mainly working on a project concerning innovation regarding energy efficiency in the process of designing and ordering a new ship. The project is carried out in the form of case studies of such processes in a number of Swedish shipping companies who order ships from mainly China and South Korea.
This position is funded full-time for three years by the Swedish Energy Agency and their research programme Strategic Energy Systems Research.
Hannes von Knorring has a PhD in Shipping and Marine Technology and a M.Sc. degree (Swedish: "Civilingenjör") in Engineering Physics, both from Chalmers University of Technology.
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Research areas
- Energy efficiency
- Shipping
- Climate and energy policy
- Action research
- Actor-network theory
Research in progress
Teaching areas
- Climate change and climate policy
- Energy efficiency practice and policy
- Shipping
Selected publications
Will the Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan reduce CO2 emissions? A comparison with ISO 50001 and the ISM Code
Johnson, Hannes, Johansson, Mikael, Andersson, Karin, Södahl, Björn
Maritime Policy & Management, 40:2, s. 177-190, 2013
Increased energy efficiency in short sea shipping through decreased time in port
Johnson, Hannes, Styhre, Linda
Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 71, s. 167-178, 2015
The logic of business vs. the logic of energy management practice: understanding the choices and effects of energy consumption monitoring systems in shipping companies
Taudal Poulsen, René, Johnson, Hannes
Journal of Cleaner Production, 112:5, s. 3785-3797, 2016
In search of maritime energy management
Johnson, Hannes
Doktorsavhandlingar vid Chalmers tekniska högskola. Ny serie, \, 2016
Barriers to improving energy efficiency in short sea shipping: an action research case study
Johnson, Hannes, Johansson, Mikael, Andersson, Karin
Journal of Cleaner Production, 66, s. 317-327, 2014