ETI HDV marine programme - Presentation
Abstract:
ETI’s Strategy Manager Stuart Bradley presents the “ETI HDV marine programme” at All Energy 2017 in Glasgow<br /><br />The aim of hte HDV Marine Programme: To bring about a meaningful change to the fuel efficiency and Green House Gas intensity of the UK HDV marine fleet<ul><li>Why is HDV efficiency so important?</li><li>Ship Construction and Lexicon</li><li>Marine Program Structure</li><li>What is our UK Fleet?</li><li>Selected Vessels to represent the HDV Marine Fleet</li><li>What do Ships use for Power today?</li><li>Innovations for Ships</li><li>Technology Impact</li><li>Improved Performance</li><li>Waste Heat Recovery</li><li>High Efficiency Propulsion System Project (HEPS)</li><li>Flettner Rotor System</li></ul>
Publication Year:
2017
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ETI
Author(s):
Bradley, S.
Energy Category
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English
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