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With the increased global focus on environmental protection, green ships have emerged as the cornerstone to the maritime industry's long-term development. Based on the knowledge graph method, this paper uses bibliometric analysis to examine the research progress of green ships in a multidimensional perspective. Firstly, sort out the definition and connotation of green ships, and clarify their greening requirements in the whole life cycle. Bibliometric analysis of relevant literature using the bibliometrix package; secondly, combined with the virtual analysis method-VOSviewer software, it explores the current research status of green ships from the multi-dimensional perspectives of technical, operational and policy. The results indicate that the hot spots in technical measures are "green energy", "ship optimization" and "waste heat recovery"; the hot spots in operational measures are "speed optimization" and "liner shipping"; and the hot spots in policy measures are "market mechanism" and "international regulations".
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August 2025
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