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Shipping is a vital branch of transportation. Over 80% of goods are transported by oversea freight. Marine transport is responsible for approximately 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, but it is the most fuel-efficient method of transport, with the lowest CO2 emissions per ton of cargo transported per kilometer. Hence, it is foreseen to expand in the future.
IMO, the main regulatory maritime body, has set a strategic plan with ambitious emissions targets for the year 2050. This can only be achieved by combining different measures to significantly reduce emissions.
This event brings together experts who will enable us to look closer at the current status of the marine market and think about future solutions needed to meet global targets.
| 08:30 | Registration & breakfast |
09:00 |
Opening address |
| 09:00 | Introduction Sam Cross & Yrjö Neuvo | Aalto University |
| 09:15 | Technological change and the Finnish shipping industry Tiia Sahrakorpi | Aalto University |
09:30 |
Session 1: Marine fuels for today and tomorrow, and role of regulations |
| 09:30 | Neste marine fuels and future Anna Kunnas | Neste |
| 10:00 | International regulations to reduce harmful emissions from ships Jorma Kämäräinen | Traficom |
| 10:30 | Looking for future marine fuel options: effect of fuel properties on end-use performance Michal Wojcieszyk | Aalto University |
| 11:00 | Lunch |
12:00 |
Session 2: Engines and new technologies for sustainable shipping |
| 12:00 | Future sustainable shipping power solutions including engines Christer Wik | Wärtsilä |
| 12:30 | Fuel cell solutions for shipboard power systems Sami Kanerva | ABB |
| 13:00 | Powering future shipping with hydrogen and methanol Martti Larmi | Aalto University |
| 13:30 | Reactivity controlled compression ignition as feasible solution for clean and efficient marine engines Maciej Mikulski | University of Vaasa |
| 14:00 | Tea & coffee break |
14:30 |
Session 3: Ship design and energy consumption |
| 14:30 | Energy efficiency of cruise ships Marjo Keiramo | Royal Carribean Cruises |
| 15:00 | Controlling ship energy systems with reinforcement learning Janne Huotari | Aalto University |
| 15:30 | Hybrid power supply for short sea ships Antti Ritari | Aalto University |
16:00 |
Panel discussion and closing remarks |
| 16:30 | End of formal event. Informal Networking reception with drinks and snacks follows. |
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