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Maritime Energy
Technologies
U.S. Maritime
Administration
Shipboard Energy Technologies Workshop
April 8, 2004 - Sacramento, CA
The MARAD Shipboard Energy
Technologies Workshop was held in cooperation with the Air Resources
Board State of California Environmental Protection Agency. The
Workshop provided California maritime organizations, air quality
regulators, and other interested parties information regarding
shipboard emission reduction technologies, cost-benefits, and
performance verifications. In addition, MARAD presented an overview
of the Maritime Energy Technologies Program and other initiatives
encouraging ship operators to participate in vessel technology
demonstrations and validations.
Below you can access the various
presentations given at the Workshop.
Maritime Administration Energy
Technologies Program
- by Daniel Gore, Maritime Administration
Containership Residual Fuel Homogenization and Emulsification
Technology Overview - by Matt Winkler, Seaworthy Systems, Inc.
Marine Vessel Emissions
Reduction - by Ernst Radloff, Transport Canada
MV
SINE MAERSK Emission Measurements & Retrofit Control Technology
Discussion - by Svend Henningsen, MAN B&W Diesel A/S
Development of a Large Vessel
Emission Measurement Protocol - by Dr. Wayne Miller, University
of California Riverside
Universal Onboard
Marine Emission Measurement Protocols - by Dr. Mridul Gautam and
Daniel K. Carder, West Virginia University
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Comments
and/or questions can be directed, via e-mail, to
Richard Voelker
at the Maritime Administration. Mr. Voelker can also be reached by
phone on 202-366-0006 and by fax on 202-366-7197. |
