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Identification of critical end points to establish a common transnational policy to mitigate cruise and passenger ship air impact Paolo Brotto, Unige UNIGE, AUTH, Air PACA, IDAEA Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia, 12 Giugno 2015 Maritime Integrated Approach in the Mediterranean Area CAIMANs Cruise and passenger ship Air quality Impact Mitigation ActioNs

The CAIMANs project structure Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Step1 - CAIMANs tool An adaptive tool to tackle the challenges of sustainable port developments in regards to air pollution High resolution of air quality analysis GHG and micropollutant Analysis of population exposure Step 2 - Questionnaire Consultation towards ports all over the Med area Get a snapshot on air pollution topics Catch the different feeling about ships impact on air quality and identify common needs Involvement of ports and port cities over the Med Creation of a stakeholder network Involvement of ports and port cities over the Med Creation of a stakeholder network Step 3 – Critical end points Identification of critical end points to establish a common transnational policy to mitigate cruise and passenger ship air impact A tool is available and ready to be used in different contexts Present and future air quality scenarios (including mitigation actions) analysed A tool is available and ready to be used in different contexts Present and future air quality scenarios (including mitigation actions) analysed Critical end points db Recommendations for the Final Policy Paper

The CAIMANs Step3 procedure Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Target The main end-user of MED-Maritime Integrated Approach Projects outcomes is the MED programme itself Sources CAIMANs Step1  Simulation analysis and scenario evaluation CAIMANs Step2  Questionnaire output analysis Documents and report providing information at the european level (EEA report,…) Other MED-projects outcomes: a fruitful collaboration has been carried on with POSEIDON and SMARTPORT projects within the MED-Maritime Integrated Approach meetings Identify critical end points considering that…

The CAIMANs-Step3 critical end points db Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015  Source Each record has been obtained by a critical analysis of data, obtained by the sources above mentioned  Possible role of MED Programme For each record we tried to discuss about the role that the MED Programme could play to fill the gap  Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs project generated a consistent amount of results that can answer to several questions and can trace the direction to follow for future developments and improvements. Moreover we shared knowledge and we created a common expertise that can be spent in different context.  Need for a transnational approach The criticisms identified may need for an answer at transnational level and this is a crucial point to be taken into account A critical end points database has been defined with records organized according to:

Critical end points db records Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source CAIMANs Questionnaire Possible role of MED Programme Organise and manage training sessions open to local stakeholders and/or institution in charge of local emission inventory management Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs approach to the calculation of macro and micropollutants can be diffused among the Mediterranean basin through training campaign held by CAIMANs partners Need for a transnational approach A common methodology could be defined in order to get more accurate and comparable analysis Missing elements in pollutant emission inventories 35%

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Very high interest observed for population exposure analysis Critical end points db records Source CAIMANs Questionnaire Possible role of MED Programme Organise and manage training sessions open to local stakeholders Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs approach to the calculation of macro and micropollutants can be diffused among the Mediterranean basin through training campaign held by CAIMANs partners Need for a transnational approach A common methodology could be defined in order to get more accurate and comparable analysis

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source CAIMANs Questionnaire Possible role of MED Programme Promote the builiding of voluntary agreements involving the main subjects that could give a consistent contribution Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs outcomes can be analyzed to contribute in the definition of actions, methodologies and parameters to be included in voluntary agreements Need for a transnational approach Effective voluntary agreements should involve the largest number of countries and initiatives should rise at the transnational level Need for voluntary agreements on air quality mitigation Critical end points db records

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source CAIMANs Questionnaire Possible role of MED Programme Consider the ship and maritime activities impact on air quality in the next programming period Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs team can guarantee a high level expertise focused on maritime activities impact on air quality and important and fruitful collaboration started with other projects. This is providing new project ideas that can be used to attract funds Need for a transnational approach The maritime activities air pollution impact should be one the topic of international cooperation programme funding Lack of fundings for the implementation of projects aiming at lowering maritime air pollution impact Critical end points db records

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source SMARTPORT project outcomes Possible role of MED Programme Create and manage an expert network collecting expertise among MED projects partners Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise Include CAIMANs representatives in the expert network Need for a transnational approach The network must include people from all the Mediterranean basin Need for a network of experts Critical end points db records

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source EEA report 2013 Possible role of MED Programme Important contribution making the link between scientific-technical expertise and policy makers Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs results on GHG emissions and population exposure analysis can be used to highlight the need and help in trace the direction for the integration in policy making Need for a transnational approach The integration should be obtained also on transnational policies and recommendations Need to integrate health and climate change effects of ship traffic change in environmental policy making Critical end points db records

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source EEA report 2013 Possible role of MED Programme Further analysis aimed at climate change assessment including integrated effects of ship emission change, meteorological conditions and low carbon policies effects should be promoted Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs approach can be used to assess the effects related to changes in ship traffic and should be integrated with other tools to perform climatological studies Need for a transnational approach Climatological issues deal with global scale evaluation and actions Climate change must be analysed considering all the relevant aspects (change in ship emission, meteorological conditions, low carbon policies,...) Critical end points db records

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source CAIMANs Step1 outcomes Possible role of MED Programme OPS need to be analyzed in more details and further studies on this topic should be promoted Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise OPS scenarios results are available for 3 out of 5 CAIMANs cities. Different methodologies have been used and can be replicated. Moreover the comparison between them help for the identification of the most relevant aspects to be taken into account Need for a transnational approach OPS implies additional costs for berthing therefore it must be taken as a common measure in order to avoid economical discrepancies among ports attractiveness On-shore Power Supply (OPS) identified as one of the most studied mitigation actions Critical end points db records * OPS for Marseille area studied within MED-APICE project ( )

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source EEA report CAIMANs Questionnaire Possible role of MED Programme Results obtained within CAIMANs can be used by MED Programme to disseminate results and recommend methodologies for the MRV definition Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise The CAIMANs Step1 methodology includes a common tool for the emissions calculation and provide high resolution simulations with different codes and parametrization. Step1 results can significantly contribute to the definition of a toolbox for a European MRV system Need for a transnational approach Air quality modeling studies have to be performed from the continental to the regional scale with special care to harmonization aspects Development of air quality simulation models need to be carried on and included in an European Monitoring Reporting Verification system (MRV) Critical end points db records

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Source EEA report 2013CAIMANs Questionnaire Possible role of MED Programme The improvement of measurements and monitoring network as well as the definition of Common Gold Standards should be the subject of further studies and realized in future projects Possible role of CAIMANs outcomes/expertise CAIMANs tool can be used to define an effective monitoring strategy aiming at the assessment of ship emissions impact on air quality Need for a transnational approach The sharing of methodologies must be considered as a crucial aspect of improving the observation based knowledge and the definition of Mediterranean Common Gold Standard would push forward the extension of monitored pollutants list Few measurments data for the identification of ship contribution to air quality Critical end points db records – correlated records Missing elements in pollutants monitoring networks 35%

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Few measurments data for the identification of ship contribution to air quality Critical end points db records – correlated records Missing elements in pollutants monitoring networks

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Policy Paper – Main message The mitigation of air pollution from passenger ships needs complementary and integrated policies and planning, from international to national and local levels European and international policies on fuels, engine technologies and ship emission abatement, by acting on a wider domain, could be very effective. On the other hand, planning strategies on local scale (e.g. displacement of ship terminals or maneuvering routes) could be more effective to reduce population exposure Considering the current European air quality limits, the hourly NO2 concentrations induced by passenger ships emissions appear to be the main concern The shift to a passenger ship fleet with engines fueled by Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is a very effective air quality mitigation scenario for the foreseen growing emissions in maritime touristic traffic

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Policy Paper - Hints for further cooperation projects Future cooperation projects on governance level, aiming at mitigating air pollution due to maritime transport, should promote, strengthen and enhance networking between Ports, Local Environmental Authorities and Scientific Institutions. In Mediterranean harbour areas high population density often coexists with industrial sites: need for technical projects and initiatives that address the monitoring and management of the environmental risks in an integrated perspective. Focusing on air pollution, European funding could enhance and promote the development of integrated monitoring networks. These networks would use harbour activity information, territorial data, and air quality measurements, and through the use of modelling tools would allow a better air quality assessment both in space and in time.

Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 Conclusions A critical end points database has been created, defining record parameters according to the source, the role of MED-Programme, the role of CAIMANs project/team and the transnational aspect 11 records have been identified on the basis of CAIMANs outputs (air quality simulation and questionnaire), Correlations were found between remarks extracted by different documents and frameworks and correlated records have been identified Main messages to be disseminated and hints for future project and studies were thus suggested for the Final Policy Paper of MED-Maritime Integrated Approach projects

CAIMANs Cruise and passenger ship Air quality Impact Mitigation ActioNs Lead Partner: Environmental Protection Agency of Veneto Region ARPAV – Padoa (IT) University of Genoa, Department of Physics (IT) Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (GR) AIR PACA – Air quality observatory (FR) Spanish Research Council - IDAEA (ES) Mitigazione dell’inquinamento atmosferico in alcune città portuali del Mediterraneo. I risultati del progetto CAIMANs Venezia 12 Giugno 2015 T HANKS F OR Y OUR A TTENTION !