Introduction to Alternative Fuels - LNG, Biofuels, Ammonia, Methanol and Hydrogen
An introductory overview on current developments of alternative fuels being adopted now in the maritime industry.
ObjectivesTo give an overview about the current developments of alternative fuels which are being adopted in the maritime industry: LNG, biofuels, ammonia, methanol and hydrogen. |
Entrance requirementsBasic maritime knowledgeWho should attend: Ship owners, Ship managers, Shipyard personnel, academic staff, regulatory authorities, cargo owners, financial institutions engaged in sustainability linked or green loans, emergency preparedness and response personnel such as SCDF etc Duration: 7 hours |
This course provides a comprehensive overview of emerging alternative fuels for the maritime industry. The course will explore the operational and safety aspects as well as environmental benefits of these alternative fuels. High level details of associated challenges for their safe adoptions will be highlighted.
Participants will gain a fundamental understanding of the characteristics, production, and utilization of all types of alternative fuel being adopted, such as Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), Biofuels, Ammonia, Methanol, and Hydrogen
Focus areas:
- Introduction of Decarbonization & IMO Goal and its effects, including environmental benefits
- General Physical & Hazardous Properties for all fuels such as LNG, Biofuels, Methanol, Ammonia, Hydrogen
- Fire & Explosion
- Toxic Exposure
- Corrosion
- Cryogenic challenges as applicable
- Regulatory Drivers, IGF Code, and IMO Interim Guidelines, and Class Rules
- Safety and Risk Assessment
- Well To Tank & Tank To Wake concept
- Overview of Technology Readiness Level (TRL)
- Fuel specific information
- Trade flows
- Bunker vessels overview
- Containment systems
- Bunkering operation overview
- Production, Availability & Feasibility overview of all fuels
- Relevant publications and guidance for safe adoption
- Immediate future, way ahead and concluding remarks