Time: 10:00 – 11:15 CEST
Methane slip is an important challenge for the decarbonisation of LNG-fuelled shipping. As the maritime sector looks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while continuing to develop cleaner propulsion solutions, understanding methane slip from current-generation engines and identifying effective technologies to address it is becoming increasingly important.
Join the GREEN RAY project for a webinar exploring the latest developments in methane slip measurement, mitigation and methane abatement technologies for LNG-fuelled vessels. The session will bring together perspectives from research, ship operators and engine technology providers, with a particular focus on Methane Abatement Catalyst (MAC) technology and its integration into marine engines.
The webinar will open with an assessment of methane slip levels from a newbuild LNG-fuelled cruise ship, followed by a presentation of the first results and next steps from Shell’s MAC trial on an LNG bunker vessel. Wärtsilä will then explore MAC technology and its integration with marine engines.
Programme
Welcome & Introduction
Kati Lehtoranta, VTT
Methane Slip Level from a Newbuild LNG-Fuelled Cruise Ship
Benoit Sagot, ESTACA
Methane Abatement Catalyst Trial on a Shell LNG Bunker Vessel: First Results and Next Steps
Joost Van De Venne, Shell
MAC and Marine Engines: Technology and Integration
Jan Torrkulla, Wärtsilä
Q&A and Discussion
Join us on 28 October from 10:00 to 11:15 CET to learn more about the current state of methane slip in LNG shipping and the role MAC technology could play in reducing emissions from marine engines.