Linda Styhre

Publications (17)
Projects (1)

Showing 17 publications

2023

Navigating unchartered waters: Overcoming barriers to low-emission fuels in Swedish maritime cargo transport

Elin Malmgren, Selma Brynolf, Linda Styhre et al

Energy Research and Social Science. Vol. 106

Journal article

2016

Transport service procurement – initial findings and a research agenda

Dan Andersson, Anna Dubois, Arni Halldorsson et al

25th IPSERA Conference, Dortmund, March 20-23, 2016.

Paper in proceeding

2015

Reducing GHG emissions from ships in a port area

Hulda Winnes, Linda Styhre, Erik Fridell

Research in Transportation Business and Management. Vol. 17, p. 73-82

Journal article

2015

Increased energy efficiency in short sea shipping through decreased time in port

Hannes Johnson, Linda Styhre

Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice. Vol. 71, p. 167-178

Journal article

2015

Sea Shuttle Concept in North-Eastern Europe

Violeta Roso, Linda Styhre, Johan Woxenius et al

MarIus. Vol. European Intermodal Sustainable Transport (459), p. 237-262

Journal article

2015

Environmental conflicts in port cities: A case study of Port Jackson and Port Botany in metropolitan Sydney

John A. Black, Linda Styhre

Proceedings of the WCTRs SIG2 2015 Conference, Antwerp, Belgium, 11-12 May 2015

Paper in proceeding

2014

Sustainability via Short Sea Shuttle Concept

Violeta Roso, Linda Styhre, Johan Woxenius et al

14th Annual International Business Conference on Sustainability Globalization and Business Education, feb 21-22, 2014, Jacksonville, Florida

Paper in proceeding

2014

Development of the Short Sea Shuttle Concept

Linda Styhre, Violeta Roso, Rickard Bergqvist et al

Report

2013

Increased energy efficiency through increased port efficiency

Linda Styhre, Hannes Johnson

Report

2013

Energy efficient shipping – between research and implementation

Linda Styhre, Hulda Winnes

Proceedings of IAME2013 Conference, Marseille, France, 3-5 July 2013

Paper in proceeding

2013

Purchasing of transport services: A survey among Swedish shippers

Catrin Lammgård, Dan Andersson, Linda Styhre

Proceedings of the 25th NOFOMA Conference, June 4-5 June, Gothenburg, Sweden.

Other conference contribution

2013

Potential for improvement of feeder vessel capacity utilisation

Linda Styhre

International Journal of Shipping and Transport Logistics. Vol. 4 (59), p. 512-531

Journal article

2010

Capacity utilisation in short sea shipping

Linda Styhre

Doctoral thesis

2009

Strategies for capacity utilisation in RoRo shipping

Linda Styhre

Maritime Economics and Logistics. Vol. 11 (4), p. 418-437

Journal article

2007

Vessel capacity utilisation in ferry services and the bridge substitute dilemma

Linda Styhre, Kenth Lumsden

Journal of Maritime Research. Vol. 4 (3), p. 55-66

Journal article

2005

Towards improved port performance in intermodal transportation

Linda Styhre

Licentiate thesis

2004

A systematic method for analysis of performance in intermodal transportation

Arvid Guthed, Ingar Malmgren, Linda Styhre

Challenging boundaries with logistics : proceedings of the 16th Annual Conference for Nordic Researchers in Logistics : NOFOMA 2004, 7-8 June, Linköping, Sweden / edited by Håkan Aronsson, p. 231-246

Paper in proceeding

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Showing 1 research projects

2017–2019

Transport Procurement and Energy Efficent Goods Transport

Kajsa Hulthén Supply and Operations Management

Linda Styhre Logistics & Transportation

Swedish Energy Agency

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