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Brokerage session MG.4.1-2014. Towards the energy efficient and very-low emission vessel

Brokerage session MG.4.1-2014. Towards the energy efficient and very-low emission vessel. Erik van de Burgwal – Horizon 2020 Transport NCP, The Netherlands Maritime Transport and Innovation Brokerage Event 27/28 November 2013 Santiago de Compostela , Spain. Introduction to topic.

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Brokerage session MG.4.1-2014. Towards the energy efficient and very-low emission vessel

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  1. Brokerage sessionMG.4.1-2014. Towards the energy efficient and very-low emission vessel Erik van de Burgwal – Horizon 2020 Transport NCP, The Netherlands Maritime Transport and Innovation Brokerage Event 27/28 November 2013 Santiago de Compostela, Spain

  2. Introductionto topic MG.4.1-2014. Towards the energy efficient and very-low emission vessel Call identifier: Mobility for Growth – M.G.4.1-2014 • Date of publication : 11th December 2013 • Deadline 1st stage: 18th March 2014 • Evaluation: April, May 2014 • Deadline 2nd stage: 28th August 2014 • Type of action: Innovation Action (70 %) • EU contribution: 8– 17 Mio. EUR per Proposal (56 Mio. EUR for topics M.G. 4.1, 4.2, 4.4)

  3. Specificchallenges • make new and existing vessels used in maritime operations (including leisure) and in inland navigation significantly more efficient and less polluting through solutions addressing four ship sub-systems: • engine • pollution abatement systems • propulsion, • energy sources and management including the efficient operation of on-board systems • The reduction of pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions is far removed from the progress made in road transport, particularly in the category of older, small to medium-size vessels • Developing technologies for clean retrofit and fuel conversion solutions is a key aspect of the challenge

  4. Scope (1) • Optimisation of conventional ship engines, including: • fuel flexibility, • new materials, • lifetime performance • near zero emissions engines • Development of low-maintenance, affordable off-the-shelf retrofit solutions for emission reductions of existing engines • Development of Liquified Natural Gas/dual fuel powered engines for small and midsize ships • looking at: retrofitting, fuel supply and storage, safety, classification and methane slip • Design and demonstration of new and improved propulsion means and vessel configurations including: • the entire drive train and the propeller • hull optimisationfor vessels, including applied research in CFD • Use of new energy sources • including renewables, alternative fuels, hybrid and electric solutions • to demonstrate the feasibility of the zero or near-zero emissions vessel

  5. Scope (2) • Demonstrate solutions that are sufficiently close to market take-up: • ship owners will consider these concepts in their future investment plans • in particular to the existing fleet and retrofitting solutions • Cost-effective and present a considerable societal return on investment • Research and innovation efforts should enable pilot applications for • new engines • new pollution abatement technologies • new propulsion trains • alternative fuels solutions to enter the market by the end of the research period.

  6. Impact • Achieve efficiency gains and emission reductions that go significantly beyond normal technological progress and the benchmarks of the existing regulatory regimes at lowest costs • Achieve fuel efficiency gains of at least 15% for retrofitting per type of solution (engine or propulsion) and at least 30% per type of solution for new concepts. • Accomplish a 25% decrease in greenhouse gas emissions and a reduction of, on average, 80% in air pollution compared with Best Available Technology (BAT). Experience acquired in this innovative field should be broadlymade available to ship owners requiring improvements in the environmental performance of their vessel.

  7. Previousprojects • HERCULES-B - Higher-efficiency engine with ultra - low emissions for ships • From 2008-09-01 to 2011-12-31 • ULEME E.E.I.G, Germany • http://www.hercules-b.com • POSE²IDON - Power optimised ship for environment with electric innovative designs on board • From 2009-01-01 to 2012-12-31 • BMT DEFENCE SERVICES LIMITED - UNITED KINGDOM • http://www.poseidon-ip.eu

  8. Ongoingprojects • RETROFIT - RETROFITting ships with new technologies for improved overall environmental footprint • From 2011-10-01 to 2014-09-30 • CMTI – The Netherlands • http://www.retrofit-project.eu/ • GRIP - Green Retrofitting through Improved Propulsion • From 2011-11-01 to 2014-10-31 • MARIN – The Netherlands • http://www.grip-project.eu • JOULES - Joint Operation for Ultra Low Emission Shipping • From 2013-06-01 to 2017-05-31 • FlensburgerSchiffbau-Gesellschaft - Germany

  9. Thankyouforyourattention! MinistryofEconomicAffairs NL Agency – Centreof Expertise for International Research and Innovation Tel +31 88 602 5122 erik.vandeburgwal@agentschapnl.nl www.agentschapnl.nl/horizon2020

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