NEXT GEN Marine ENERGY Training
Relevant to ALL who are involved in Energy Transition
4 Hour Course - In Person or via Zoom / Teams
Focus on Sub 24m Vessels
Relevant for 25m to 100m - Ports & Harbours
Topics Include
What are the Next Generation Energy Drivers for Boats vs Ships
How Diesel & 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 & Cons of Parallel & Series Hybrid Systems
Hydrogen for Fuel Cell & as Dual Fuel in ICE
Realities of UK, EU, International Standards & Energy Policy
Technology Readiness Levels of Boats & Infrastructure
What can we Specify Now - by 2025 - by 2030
Course Objectives
Provide baseline knowledge of current and future energy options
Deliver an independent and current overview of industry best practice
Consider how other sectors are approaching challenges of decarbonising
Simply and clearly define the pros and cons of each energy type
Developed to support teams with broad range of backgrounds
Enable fact based decisions for vessels and infrastructure
Course Developer
John Haynes has organised working groups, workshops and conferences on
next generation marine power & propulsion and stored energy attended by
hundreds of international organisations. See NEXT GEN Attendees
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NEXT GEN Marine ENERGY
Dates:
17 October 2023
Location:
Grand Harbour, Southampton, UK
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