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Seca seminar 2013 wilh wilhelmsen - per brinchmann
1. 1
Pilot Exhaust Gas Cleaning System
June 2013
Per A. Brinchmann Wilh. Wilhelmsen ASA
2. 2
Some figures for reference
Total fuel oil consumption: 1 600 000 tons
Total cost of fuel: 1 000 000 000 USD
5 000 000 tons of CO2
6 500 tons of NOx
50 000 tons of SOx
?? tons of Particles
140 vessels in 3 commercial operators owned
jointly with our Swedish partner Wallenius Lines
3. 3
Managing a New Reality
Sulphur Regulations
A four-stream compliance strategy
Low Sulphur
Bunker Oil
Alternative
fuels
Exhaust Gas
Cleaning
Systems
”Scrubbers”
MGO
4. 4
Background; low sulphur fuel challenges
- Availability
- Quality
- Quantity; tank configuration and capacities
- Planning of bunkering
- Compliance; enforcement of ECA regulations
- Safety and reliability in fuel switch and operation
- Crew pressure
- Overall cost
5. 5
Key points in scrubber pre-study
Vendor assessment
Loss of cargo space
Weight and stability
Retrofit challenges
Power consumption
Fresh water consumption
Chemicals
Operational matters
Crew
Cost
Pay-back
Acceptance in use
OK
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6. 6
Chosen pilot vessel MV ” Tarago”
Mk IV class RoRo; 38 500 tdw,
Main engine; MAN 22 000 kW,
5 aux. Engines; MAN 7 500 kW in total
Norwegian (NIS) Flag, DNV Class, Built 2000 (Daewoo)
7. 7
Some figures for the Tarago pilot scrubber
17 m
7 m20 m
Fuel consumption: 70 tons/day
20.000 tons/year
Price gap MGO / HFO: 350 USD (2015)
Saving potential:
100% in ECAs 7.0 MUSD /year
23% in ECAs 1.6 MUSD /year
Overall project cost 10 MUSD
Third party measurement and verification. Sponsored by the Norwegian Research Councel
Testing starts this summer
13. 13
More scrubbers in our fleet?
Retrofits can be complex and expensive
Suitable for newbuilds
A competetive advantage
Engineering capacity a limitation (?)
Technical and financial risks manageable
Political risk an issue (?)