NEXT GEN Marine ENERGY Training
4 Hour Course
In Person or Globally via Teams / Zoom
Who Should Attend?
ALL stakeholders involved in Energy Transition,
from end-user organisations to the marine industry.
With focus on Sub 24m vessels topics are also relevant
for 25m to 100m plus ports and harbours.
Course Objectives
Deliver overview of current and future marine energy.
Understand how others are approaching decarbonisation.
Relevant for teams with broad range of backgrounds.
Enable fact based decisions for vessels and infrastructure.
Course Developer – John Haynes
Has organised international working groups and workshops
on next generation marine power and propulsion.
Course Background
In 2015 John Haynes brought together a cross section
of marine organisations to consider hybrid solutions.
As marine will need multiple energy options courses now
cover all - from modified ICE to batteries and hydrogen.
Topics Include
What are the next generation energy drivers for Boats vs Ships
How Diesel and Petrol ICE are evolving in the maritime workplace
Why Modified ICE and Alternative Fuels are part of the solution
Options for re-powering fast craft fleets in a changing world
Factors affecting 100% Battery-Electric / Lithium-ion
Pros and Cons of Parallel and Series Hybrid Systems
Hydrogen for Fuel Cell and as Dual Fuel in ICE
Realities of UK, EU, International Standards and Energy Policy
Technology Readiness Levels of boats and infrastructure
What can we specify Now - by 2025 - by 2030
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