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1 GHG Indexing of Ships and its updates Dr. Tim Gunner, Technical Consultant, Intertanko

2 IMO Position Assembly Resolution 963  “To identify and develop the mechanism or mechanisms needed to achieve the limitation or reduction of GHG emissions…. and to give priority to: –The establishment of a GHG Baseline –The development of a methodology to describe the GHG efficiency of a ship… recognize that CO 2 is the main GHG emitted by ships –The development of guidelines by which GHG emission indexing may be applied in practice –The evaluation of technical, operational and market based solutions

3 IMO Position and Findings  IMO Study on Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Ships published in June 2000 Findings: –Ships contribute about 1.8% of World’s total CO 2 emissions –Reductions feasible through technical and operational measures

4 IMO Procedure MEPC/Circ.471  Interim Guidelines for Voluntary CO 2 Indexing for use in Trials – issued 29 July 2005  Trial period until MEPC 58 – October 2008 – where report of experiences requested

5 The CO 2 Index Equation IMO Guidelines

6 Specified C Carbon Factors IMO Guidelines

7 Example Data

8 Example Calculation

9 GHG Indexing of Ships  CO 2 Equation used for “Yearly” Calculations C. Con. Factor *  FC i /  (M Cargo i * Dist i )  CO 2 Equation used for “Voyage” Calculations C. Con. Factor * FC i / (M Cargo i * Dist i )

10 GHG Indexing of Ships  GHG Index used for “Yearly” and “Voyage” calculations uses same principle but incorporates refrigerant gas refill tonnage (RF) and the Global Warming Potential (GWP = 3780) of the gas to equate it to CO 2 equivalency (C.Conv.Factor *  FC i ) + (  RF i * GWP) / (C.Conv.Factor *  FC i ) + (  RF i * GWP) /  (M Cargo i * Dist i )

11 INTERTANKO CO 2 and GHG Spreadsheet

12 INTERTANKO Add. to Spreadsheet (Sulphur)

13 INTERTANKO Add. to Spreadsheet (NMVOC)

14 A Review of Data collection so far A Review of Data collection so far

15 GHG Indexing of Ships Example of a VLCC (1) Voyage Data Calculation Voyage No Loaded Miles Ballast Miles Total Miles Total Bunkers Total Cargo Tonnes CO2 Index *10^6 56373120575781399.312577882.2277 666116421130322118.132568111.9683 759966452124482013.84250204.532.0109 84310550898181589.84257381.451.9567 95897300088971461.12259044.211.9716 1051106002111121951.74248750.942.1960 114316465489701546.31241659.222.2185 12106173167137842499.99267694.732.1071 1362856248125332233.43260516.842.1274 Voyage Average2.0871 Var. % 5.27%Standard Dev.0.11

16 GHG Indexing of Ships Example of a VLCC (2) Voyage Data Calculation Voyage No Loaded Miles Ballast Miles Total Miles Total Bunkers Total Cargo Tonnes CO2 Index *10^6 93156266958251504.182590933.0996 10113052684139894073.702585513.5028 111263111831244626438.722617033.1279 1285966218148144517.072595713.6533 13103534153145064522.192636313.6776 1463694404107733120.602602373.4617 15316230034621019.102608263.5099 16697240873801985.022604623.2116 1770945824129183104.872528712.9560 Voyage Average3.3556 Var. % 7.45%Standard Dev.0.25

17 GHG Indexing of Ships Example of VLCCs Voyage Data Calculations Vessel IDDWTCO2 Voy Av A12385052.2612 A22690652.5204 A33059263.1505 A42648923.3556 A53058712.2726 A62600392.0871 T17953715.6208 T181071815.7850 T191062667.0382 T20987445.4705 T21985075.8647

18 CO 2 & GHG Indexing of Ships Example of Chemical Tanker Voyage Data Calculation Voyage No.FO Cons. MDO Cons.Total Cargo Loaded Dist Ballast Dist Refrig. gas t/p Tonnes N. Miles KilogramsCO2 Index GHG Index TPW 51925.454.736892.97986014.2 TPW 51/HBR 51744.296.05333014.2 HBR 51992.891.532494.17498014.2 HBR 511191.592.96293014.26.93647.0505 HBR 51/TPW 52819.690.435595.16634014.2 TPW 52/HBR 52900.986.27485014.2 HBR 52892.758.628787.58052014.2 HBR 52/TPW 53821.7100.15932014.26.49156.6102 TPW 53844.778.836388.36794014.2 TPW 53847.4103.66320014.2 TPW 53/HBR 53836.474.76727014.2 HBR 531166.685.932380.67377014.26.72056.8352 Voyage Av.6.71616.8320 Standard Dev.0.3150.311

19 Comparative Values and Economies of Scale But one has to take into account others’ views 1 ship emission = 350,000 cars emissions

20 Any Questions or Offers of Help for Data Collection


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