Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference. MARPOL Annex VI TECHNOLOGY & COMPLIANCE. Ramona Zettelmaier Lloyd s Register

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Baltic Sea Parliamentary Conference MARPOL Annex VI TECHNOLOGY & COMPLIANCE Ramona Zettelmaier Lloyd s Register

Overview International Regulations SOx reduction CO2 reduction NOx reduction Conclusion and action points for further development

Diesel Engine NO x Emission Limits NO x g/kwh 17.0 0 MARPOL Annex VI TIER Liquid and dual fuelled engines Based principally on ship construction date n = 130 1999: I 45.n -0.2 II 44.n -0.23 III 9.n -0.2 n engine rated speed (rpm) Outside ECA-NO x NO x g/kwh 14.4 9.8 Note: Both vertical axes Upper limit, n less than 130 rpm. Lower limit, n 2000 rpm and above Engines > 5MW & 90 l/cyl If Approved Method Available ECA-NO x 1990 2000 2011 2016 (2013 review) ECA-NO x : Emission Control Area for NO x control Currently: North America 7.7 3.4 2.0

MARPOL Annex VI, SO x & PM Control Compliance on Basis of Fuel Oils as Loaded 1.1.2012 4.50% * Depending on the outcome of a review of fuel oil availability, to be completed 2018, the 2020 date could be deferred to 2025 1.1.2020* 1.1.2025 3.50% Fuel oil sulphur limits 1.50% 1.00% 0.50% 0.10% 1.7.2010 Outside ECA-SO x ECA-SO x 1.1.2015 ECA-SO x : Emission Control Area for SO x & PM control Currently: Baltic, North Sea and, from Aug 2012 North America EU Sulphur Directive At Berth limit from 1.1.2010 LR FAQ

Petroleum Products Million Tonnes / Day 4.5 International Shipping ~ 1.0 Mt/d 4.0 3.5 3.0 Light distillates Middle distillates Fuel oil Others 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 1980 1990 2000 2008 Source : Production - BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2009 Shipping IMO BLG12

SO x Control Compliance Compliance on basis of fuel oil as used dependent on: Sulphur content of the fuel oil as loaded Inside ECA-SO x - Avoiding significant admixture with fuel oils with sulphur content above ECA-SO x limit Port State Control Guidelines MEPC.181(59) Bunker Supplier Registration Scheme regulation 18.9 Ensuring that Bunker Delivery Notes (BDN) are compliant Ensuring that MARPOL Samples are compliant MEPC.182(59) Approval of equivalent alternatives to BDN & MARPOL Samples Taking action in cases of non-compliance: procedures / quality

Alternative SO x Control Options Residual Fuel Oil + Secondary control technologies Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems (SO x Scrubbers) Open or closed loop water wash out of SO x Dry chemical reaction solid residue Possibility of other systems being developed Issues: Approval: MARPOL Flag State, EU Member State Functionality, reliability and durability Installation restrictions / operational complexity / consumables Open loop wet systems, wash-water discharge restrictions Wet systems, cool exhaust gas exit temperatures Capital costs / Long term payback / Running costs

Natural Gas as a Marine Fuel SO x None PM None NO x Reduction ~ 90% CO 2 Reduction ~20% Useable in Combustion Engines, Gas Turbines, Boilers, Fuel Cells,

CO2 reduction / GHG emission Ratio of Hydrocarbon optimisation Fuel oil quality Overall energy consumption reduction / minimisation Vessel design Vessel speed Heat recovery systems (ORC process)

NOx reduction Combustion Refinement Injection Pressure rate shaping

NOx reduction Humid Engine (HAM) Water Injection / Emulsion Intensified Charge Cooling

NOx reduction Variable EGR (cooled / uncooled) Without exhaust gas reduction With exhaust gas reduction Without EGR With EGR EGR, higher scav.air pressure, higher injection pressure better homogenisation

Research engine WTZ Roßlau TU HH Bore 250 350 mm 265 mm Stroke 320 450 mm 400 mm Peff < 30 bar 40 bar Pmax < 400 bar 365 bar Psc < 8 bar 10 bar Compr. ratio < 20 14 19 NOx reduction Increased Boosting Miller Cycle Peak Pressure Specific Power

Recommendations to BSPC Consistent and proportionate application of Port State Control Bunker Supplier Registration Schemes that fulfil the obligations given in MARPOL Annex VI regulation 18 Alignment of MARPOL Annex VI and EU Sulphur Directive requirements, approval processes Ship Energy Efficiency Index optimisation Proactive approach to Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems certification, wash water criteria and application Facilitation of alternative marine fuel oil options: Research, development, implementation

Recommendations to BSPC / research and development Development of Standard Training Courses for PSC Development of regulations for Bunker Supplier according of MARPOL Annex VI regulation 18 Development of control mechanismen for SOx compliance, (measurements and PSC ) Research in new technologies to improve Ship Energy Efficiency ( heat recovery systems / etc..) Development of receiption facilities for consumabels, i.e. waste wash water of scrubber

Thank you For more information please contact: Lloyd s Register EMEA 20457 Hamburg Email: ramona.zettelmaier@lr.org