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Green Ship Technology Asia Pacific Hong Kong 2006 – Wang Jian
A Clean Ship – For Cleaner Air
Facts and figures:
• A fouled hull costs up to 40% more in fuel than a clean hull
If the hulls of the entire world fleet were fouled…
- an extra 70.6 million tonnes of fuel would be burnt, and
- 210 million tonnes of CO2 and 5.6 million tonnes of SO2 would be released …
… increasing greenhouse effect and acid rain
• Docking costs for a large vessel: more than $30,000 per day
• Extending the average dry-docking interval of the world’s fleet from 21 to 27
months, represents a saving of approximately $800 million per year
Green Ship Technology Asia Pacific Hong Kong 2006 – Wang Jian
Analysis of Fuel Consumption on Two Sister Vessels
CASE STUDY:
One of our prestigious customers
operates two sister vessels going in
870
parallel trade, one was coated with an
advanced TBT-free hydrolysing silyl 860
antifouling system (System A), the 850
other with a standard TBT-free system 840
(System B). 830
Green Ship Technology Asia Pacific Hong Kong 2006 – Wang Jian
A Clean Ship – For Cleaner Air
Challenges:
• Shipowners:
- Keep onboard documents of compliance with IMO’s Antifouling System
Convention. (Expect it to enter into force within two years from now.)
- Accept that different suppliers’ AF technologies have become more
diverse.
- Be willing to accept higher initial costs for quality product in order to avoid
failures, and save money during operation.
• Paintmakers:
- Offer acceptable prices also for the best performing products.
- Develop even better and more cost efficient products and product tailor-
made to customers’ needs
Green Ship Technology Asia Pacific Hong Kong 2006 – Wang Jian
Quality, Environmentally Safe,
and Yet Affordable Products
Performance Environment
(functioning&long lasting) (VOC/Hazardous etc)
Product
Development/
Innovation
Cost
(Affordable quality product)
Green Ship Technology Asia Pacific Hong Kong 2006 – Wang Jian
A Clean Ship – For Cleaner Air
Green Ship Technology Asia Pacific Hong Kong 2006 – Wang Jian