USE OF MDO BY SHIPS THE RATIONAL BEHIND THE PROPOSAL

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USE OF MDO BY SHIPS THE RATIONAL BEHIND THE PROPOSAL Future Marine Fuels Challenges to the Marine Industry CIMAC CIRCLE Norway 2007 dragos.rauta@intertanko.com

INTERTANKO MISSION Provide leadership to the Tanker Industry in serving the world with the safe, environmentally sound and efficient seaborne transportation of oil, gas and chemical products. VISION FOR THE TANKER INDUSTRY A responsible, sustainable and respected Tanker Industry, committed to continuous improvement and constructively influencing its future. INTERTANKO AND ITS MEMBERS GOALS..... INTERTANKO MEMBERS will: Lead the continuous improvement of the Tanker Industry s performance in striving to achieve the goals of: Zero fatalities Zero pollution Zero detentions

IMO & UNILATERAL LEGISLATION ON LOW SULPHUR MARINE FUELS DATE SHIP TYPE WHERE max. % S REG. 19.05.2005 All Everywhere 4.5 IMO 19.05.2006 All Baltic Sea 1.5 IMO & EU 11.08.2006 All All EU Ports MGO (DMA and DMX) MDO (DMB and DMC) 0.2 1.5 EU 11.08.2006 Passenger ships EU 1.5 EU 1.01.2007 All aux. & diesel-electric main engines on all ships 24 miles off California shore MGO (DMA grade) MDO (DMB grade) - 0.5 CARB 11.08.2007 All North Sea & English Channel 1.5 EU 22.11.2007 All North Sea & English Channel 1.5 IMO 1.01.2010 All All EU ports 0.1 EU 1.01.2010 Inland waterway ships All EU inland waterways 0.1 EU 1.01.2010 All aux. & diesel-electric main engines on all ships 24 miles off California shore MGO (DMA grade) 0.1 CARB 1.01.2012 16 Greek ferries Greek ports 0.1 EU

Sulphur limits in modes of transportations 4.50% 1.50% 0.1% 0.001% Source: European Environmental Agency

INTERTANKO OBSERVATIONS Type/quality of fuel is the KEY to control all air emissions from ships Rules or suggestions for revisions do not address the type & the quality of fuels Need for predictable regulations Need for simple and efficient regulations Ship owners are targeted by IMO regulations Ship owners need to take initiatives A good place to start from: the cause of emissions from ships engines

INTERTANKO SUGGESTION 1. Include the Fuel Oil specification in Annex VI 2. Simplify monitoring of compliance 3. Switch to MDO with a 2-tiered global S cap program: a. Tier I - 1.00% S content b. Tier II - for new engines, 0.50% S content 4. Removal of SECA provisions

INTERTANKO SUGGESTION INTERTANKO believes use of cleaner fuels is inevitable INTERTANKO did NOT suggest to remove provisions for use of technologies INTERTANKO suggests that use of MDO or better (MGO, LNG, etc) would stimulate innovation Use of low S MDO (or better) will facilitate innovation for sophisticated and efficient inengine clean exhaust gas systems

REASONS FOR SWITCH TO MDO MDO applies to ALL existing engines With no other measure, immediate significant reductions on SOx, PM emissions and measurable reduction of NOx emissions Facilitates further NOx reductions by inengine modifications for IMO s Tier II & III MDO provides a much better platform for reducing air pollution from ships

WHAT S IN IT FOR SHIP OPERATORS Engines designed for use of low S MDO will tolerate further emission reductions Further emission reduction a function of: fuel quality sophisticated in-engine exhaust cleaning systems Fuel specification = Ships would not need to take responsibility of compliance of fuels they order as per Annex VI

WHAT S IN IT FOR SHIP OPERATORS Solid platform of requirements Long term and significant reduction of air emissions from ships Long term and a predictable regulatory regime Prevents fragmented regulations A global standard for at sea, coastal and at berth operations (no SECAs)

MDO - ADDITIONAL BENEFITS ENVIRONMENTAL: Lower fuel consumption from ALL ships Reduces CO2 emissions from ALL ships No heating and pre-treatment of bunkers = further reduction of CO2 emissions from ALL ships Eliminates fuel generated waste = further reduction of CO2 emissions from ALL ships No heavy metals and PAH in MDO no need to clean up and dispose hazardous PMs Use of in-engine solutions for further exhaust gas cleaning = no further additional waste & no need of further waste disposal Potential bunker spills significantly less harmful

SAFETY: MDO - ADDITIONAL BENEFITS Less incidents with engine breakdowns caused by poorer quality fuels No need of complex fuel change-over operations No risk of incompatibility of blended fuels Safer working environment for crews Ships used to change to MDO in harbour/confined waters for one reason: SAFETY

CO2 EMISSIONS Emissions from refineries - various data presented: 15 mt to 53 mt CONCAWE CO2 t/t product = 0.212 150mt 200mt MDO give 32 mt 42 mt CO2 CO2 reductions from ships using MDO: Reduction from combustion 30 mt 35 mt Reduction from less sludge 5 mt Reduction from less heating and onboard treatment NO negative impact on CO2 from use of MDO

HISTORICAL AND FORECAST PRODUCT DEMAND (EU-25 + 2) Whitening of demand barrel sharp reduction of the inland residual fuels being only marginally (CONCAWE report 1/07) compensated by a modest increase in marine fuels

MDO AVAILABILITY THE PROBLEM IS NOT SUPPLY OF MDO Marine Fuel Oils are the last major outlet for residual fuels although this may in time be affected by legislation to reduce the sulphur content in such fuels (CONCAWE report 1/07)

MDO AVAILABILITY 2011 - New refinery capacities (660 mt/year*) sufficient to provide MDO 1973 2005: Residual fuel supply decrease by: 61% in Asia 63% in Europe 65% in USA MDO for ships: further reduction of 3% to 5% * Petroleum Economist; IEA; Wood Mackenzie

COSTS IMPACT USD 200/t premium for MDO Total price USD 40 bill Tankers use 30% of fuels = USD 12 bill Tankers transport over 3 bill tons of oil and oil products/year Increased cost = USD 4/t or 0.4 cents/litre or 0.3% of the retail price of gasoline in Europe 0.6% of the retail price of gasoline in US

COSTS IMPACT 1999 2005 HFO average price up 300% No recession for shipping Some segments did better than others but all did quite well 2002-2007 historical # of new buildings What would be the emission limitations in 10 or 20 years? Should we progress in small steps only? At what cost? Equivalent costly solution to any other alternatives

USE OF MDO - CONCLUSIONS www.intertanko.com

Anti-Trust/Competition Law Compliance Statement INTERTANKO s policy is to be firmly committed to maintaining a fair and competitive environment in the world tanker trade, and to adhering to all applicable laws which regulate INTERTANKO s and its members activities in these markets. These laws include the anti-trust/competition laws which the United States, the European Union and many nations of the world have adopted to preserve the free enterprise system, promote competition and protect the public from monopolistic and other restrictive trade practices. INTERTANKO s activities will be conducted in compliance with its Antitrust/Competition Law Guidelines.