1. CLEANSHIP 5th Partner Meeting HELSINKI 26-27.03.2012 Status of study 4.1 Maritime Institute in Gdansk (MIG) By: Urszula Kowalczyk, Jakub Piotrowicz

2. MIG- Leader of -task 4.1 Scenario „Development of future changes for Clean Baltic Sea Shipping” Scenario planning started already in Milestone 2, currently- data collection and scenario creation Completed activities: - First data overview and establishment of scenario’s focus - Establishing critical factors according to the clean shipping requirements

3. Major contents of the study: Identifying key Baltic Sea shipping trends and driving forces of change Trends in port development in the Baltic Sea Maritime traffic in the BSR - forecast Trends in ship design (size, regulations, technology) according to the clean shipping requirements

4. Identifying key Baltic Sea shipping trends and driving forces of change. – Worldwide tendencies and increase in container/passenger shipping – Main BSR operators and services – Fleet and orderbook – Transshipment level in the BSR – Container throughput in the BSR ports – Short sea operations

5. Trends in port development in the Baltic Sea – Strategies and reports review, data from ports – Analysis of transport flows/directions – Ports vs hubs – Motorways of the Sea concept – Major investments, clean shipping regulations – LNG Terminals development – Issues of port waste management/BWM

6. Port of Szczecin –Świnoujście LNG Terminal under construction

7. Trends in ship design (size, regulations, technology) according to the clean shipping requirements – Large ships are already in operation – Growth of ships size, physical limits – LNG as alternative fuel – Port limitations – Ballast water and waste/sewage management systems- analysis

8. Final steps: Establishishment of Baltic Sea shipping scenario Scenario assesement in terms of the Clean Baltic Sea Shipping development

9. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!