Shipping faces first-ever global carbon fee
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Assistant Professor Gabriel Moises Fuentes
- Gabriel.Fuentes@nhh.no
- Telephone
- +47 55 95 96 26
- Department
- Business and Management Science
- Centre
- Shipping and Logistics
- Office
- C310
- Expertise
- Shipping, transport and logistics Maritime Analytics Maritime Informatics Data Science Maritime Operations Research
Gabriel Fuentes holds a Ph.D. in Business and Management Science from the Norwegian School of Economics, a Master of Science degree in Supply Chain Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and a Master of Science degree in Maritime Affairs with a specialization in Shipping Management and Logistics from the World Maritime University.
Before entering academia, Fuentes worked as a Navigation and Cargo Officer on board merchant vessels. He has presented his work at international conferences and events in both academic and industrial settings, and has published articles in journals such as Transportation Research Part E and Part D. He is a member of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, the International Association of Maritime Economists, and holds a Certificate of Competency as a Chief Officer for unlimited tonnage vessels trading worldwide (STCW regulation II/2).
He is proficient in SQL, Python, Spark, Flask, MPI, Docker, Machine Learning, and Big Data Analytics. His research interests include maritime economics, digitalization and management, data science applications, maritime informatics, and maritime operations research.
Selected publications
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New article by Fuentes
The article "Climate influence on Panama Canal operations: Predicting canal water times with integrated environmental and operational data" has been published in Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review.
Trump pressures Panama: Cut canal fees or return control to U.S.
`Shipping moves closer to 80 percent of the world’s cargo by volume, making transportation costs a critical economic factor´, says NHH researcher Gabriel M. Fuentes, himself from Panama.
CSL Participates at the International Association of Maritime Economist Conference in Valencia and starts counting to host next year's conference
On the sunny city of Valencia in Spain, members of the Centre of Shipping and Logistics (CSL) had the opportunity to participate and present their research findings at the International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME) 2024 Conference.
Does manipulating AIS data help ships avoid Houthi attacks?
Gabriel Fuentes: Shipping companies face a costly dilemma in the Red Sea. Houthi attacks mean vessels passing through the Suez Canal risk being hit with ballistic missiles. The alternative is to go around the Cape of Good Hope, adding more than 8,000 nautical miles to the journey.
Attacks in the Red sea: Far-reaching economic and political consequences
NHH researcher and shipping expert Gabriel M. Fuentes is a former officer in the merchant navy with experience in navigating through the Gulf of Aden and the Suez Canal. He closely monitors the crisis in the Red Sea.
New article by Fuentes and Ådland
The article "Greenhouse gas mitigation at maritime chokepoints: The case of the Panama Canal" has been published in Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment.