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MTCC-Caribbean’s GHG Inventory and Energy Efficiency Operational Indicator (EEOI) Baseline for the Caribbean
Region using IMO’s Bottom Up Analysis Methods.
Isikeli Waqa
Energy Efficiency Advisor, MTCC-Caribbean
&
Suzette Balkaran
Technical Secretariat, MTCC-Caribbean
Outline
• GHG from Maritime Shipping and the Importance of EE indicator’s
• Methods for calculating GHG inventory and establishing Energy Efficiency Operational Indicator (EEOI) on Ships Operating in the Caribbean Region.
• Bottom Up Analysis Method’s on Collected Data to give the following results ;GHG Emissions, EEOI values for ships trading in the Caribbean Region
• Results of MTCC-Caribbean’s GHG Inventory and Established EEOI Baseline for ships trading in the Caribbean Region
• MTCC-Caribbean’s Success Stories for Data Collection and Analysis Methods
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GHG from Maritime Shipping
• Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from maritime shipping is expected toincrease from the current 980 Million tons it contributes to the global GHGInventory, and
• Developing countries which include Small Island Developing States (SIDS), whoplay an important role in international shipping, often lack the means toestablish GHG Inventories and improve energy efficiency in their shippingsectors.
7/16/2019The Project is Funded by the European Union and implemented
by the International Maritime Organization 3
7/16/2019The Project is Funded by the European Union and implemented
by the International Maritime Organization 4
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EEOI and EEDI measure the
energy efficiency of the ship.
EEDI is the measure of
energy efficiency of the ship
by design.
EEOI is the measure of how
efficiently the ships are
operated.
Ship energy efficiency
management plan (SEEMP) is a
ship specific plan that provides a
mechanism to improve the energy
efficiency of a ship in a cost-
effective manner.
SEEMP has been made
mandatory for all ships as per
Marpol Annex 4, regulation 22.
Methods for Calculating GHG Inventory on Ships Operating in the Caribbean Region.
IMO proposes three methods for calculating/estimating ships’ fuel consumption and emissions.
The methods have varying levels of complexity, and reliability due mainly to the data collection methods used to enable calculation of fuel consumption and GHG emissions from ships, and are namely;
• Top-down method – marine fuel sales data / statistics
• Bottom Up method 1- data reported by ship owners / operators
• Bottom Up method 2 - data on shipping activity using AIS (IHS) and using models for energy consumption in the absence of data from AIS.
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Methods for Calculating GHG Inventory on Ships Operating in the Caribbean Region.
Top-down method – marine fuel sales data/statistics
■ To use this method, access to all of the national bunker fuel data over a period of time is needed. The emissions can then be calculated using internationally accepted emission factors highlighted in the Third IMO GHG Study 2014.
■ The method’s accuracy is dependent on the quality of the country’s bunker fuel data.
■ Outputs from this method will provide an estimate of the emissions produced on a national basis.
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Bottom-up method 1 – data reported by ship owners / operators
■ For this project the MTCC-Caribbean has used this method through the implementation of data collection form that requires the submission of fuel consumption data from individual ships which has been derived from:
■ Fuel tank monitoring (tank soundings) to estimate ullage
■ Emissions are then derived by applying the appropriate emission factors.
■ This method can be difficult to implement due to non reporting of data on fuel consumption between ports of call in the Caribbean’s non implementation of data collection from countries within the region, and so forth.
■ For vessels transiting the country’s territorial waters that may not make port calls in the country, it may not be possible to obtain a vessel’s reported fuel consumption and emissions – Can be possible using bottom-up method 2.
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Bottom Up method 2 - data on shipping activity using AIS (IHS) and using models for energy consumption in the absence of data from AIS
■ For this project the MTCC-Caribbean has used this second bottom-up method which derives estimates of fuel consumption and emissions from data sources describing shipping activity and those describing ship technical characteristics.
■ The primary source of vessel activity used is AIS data through subscription to IHS which describes, among other ship key performance areas, a ship’s identity, position, speed and draught at a given time.
■ Where there is an absence of AIS derived data, but data about the ship’s technical specifications are available, alternative methods that extrapolate estimates from third-party data can be deployed to estimate ship-based activity and the associated energy consumption and emissions from ships.
■ This method made it possible for the MTCC-Caribbean to monitor vessels transiting territorial country’s waters that do not make port calls in the country, but could monitor the vessels fuel consumption and emissions through the method described above.
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Calculating GHG Inventory, Establishing Energy Efficiency Operational Indicator (EEOI) Using Bottom-Up Methods on
Ships Operating in the Caribbean Region
7/16/2019The Project is Funded by the European Union and implemented
by the International Maritime Organization 11
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BOTTOM-UP METHOD 1 DATA CAPTURE FLOW CHART
Source: Isikeli Waqa. EE Advisor MTCC-Ca
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Data Period Submission Date Vessel Name Year BuiltIMO
NumberShip Builder Ship Type
Hull
Number
July 42941.49601 GOLAR SNOW 2013 9635315SAMSUNG HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO LTDGas tanker 2047
July ######## YARA AESA 2016 9725495 HMD Gas tanker 8170
July 7/27/2017 22:36 BUNUN HERO 25/10/2014 9738894SHIMANAMI SHIPYARD CO., LTDBulk Carrier S-H613
July ######## VIRGINIADEIP 2008 9439216BODEWES, HOOGEZANDBulk Carrier 100 A5-DG C2P50
July ######## Clipper Target 2006 9320300 COCHIN SHIPYARD Bulk Carrier CSL 015
July 7/27/2017 13:49 Aggeliki P 1998 9146302Stocznia Gdynia S.A.Container Vessel 8145/1
July ######## MV BIRK 2002 9264740Zhejiang Yangfan Ship Group Co.LtdContainer Vessel 2007
July ######## Clipper Neptun 2008 9372432 Hyundai Gas tanker 1900
July ######### MN CALAO 2012 9642394HYUNDAY MIPO - KOREARo Ro Cargo 8093
July 7/27/2017 10:22 BALSA 93 2013 9616072SHIN KURUSHIMA DOCKYARD CO., LTD.Bulk Carrier 5738
July ######## GOLAR SNOW 2013 9635315SAMSUNG HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO LTDGas tanker 2047
July ######## AS FEDERICA 2007 939 50 68Zhejiang Quhua - ChinaContainer Vessel 2039
July 7/25/2017 9:59 LNG/C EXCALIBUR 2002 9230050DAEWOO SHIPBUILDING Gas tanker 2206
July 7/25/2017 9:13 METHANE PRINCESS 2003 9253715DESME,OKPO,KOREA Gas tanker 2215
July ######## Gaslog Shanghai 2013 9600528Samsung Heavy IndustriesGas tanker 1946
July 7/24/2017 11:05 RHL AUGSBURG 2009 9378022 Damen Galati S.AOil & Chemical Tanker 1112
July ######## Marte 2004 9269374 Cantiere De Poli Gas tanker 187
July ######## MSC JAPAN 1996 9110975SAMSUNG HEAVY INDUSTRIESContainer Vessel 1155
July ######## ANSAC PHOENIX 2014 9706334IMABARI SHIPBUILDINGBulk Carrier S-813
July ######### INDUSTRIAL ACE 2000 9192155MARMARA SHIPYARD Other NR058
July 42936.52146 STOLT BASUTO 2006 9351543FUKUOKA SHIP BUILDING NAGASAKI YARDOil & Chemical TankerN-2005
July ######## Clipper Orion 2008 9372420 Hyundai HI Gas tanker 1899
July 8/2/2017 8:00 STADT GERA 2007 9395094ZHOUSHAN / CHINAContainer Vessel 2042
July ######## Century Venus 0 9490260Kochi Shipyard, Japan Bulk Carrier 0
July ######## MSC ALABAMA 1996 9123166SAMSUNG HEAVY INDUSTRIESContainer Vessel 1159
July 42915.6135 British Diamond 2008 9333620 HHI Gas tanker S297
July ######## MSC ALABAMA 1996 9123166SAMSUNG HEAVY INDUSTRIESContainer Vessel 1159
July ######## M.V. BALSA 87 21-Dec-10 9616022 SHIN KURUSHIMA Bulk Carrier 5732
July ######## Golar Penguin 2014 9624938Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.Gas tanker 4979
July ######## MV BIRK 2002 9264740Zhejiang Yangfan Ship Group Co.LtdContainer Vessel 2007
July ######### MANIZALES 2011 9567257 SPAIN Specialized Cargo B-289
July ######## LNG/C Maran Gas Efessos 2014 9627497 Daewoo, S-Korea Gas tanker 2291
July ######## M/T ZEFYROS DEC. 2011 9515917SPP SHIPBUILDING CO. LTDOil & Chemical TankerS-5042
Length
Overall
Breadth
Moulded
Depth
Moulded
Length
Between
Perpendi
culars
Deadwei
ght at
Summer
Load Line
Draught
Summer
Load Line
Draught
Moulded
Vref -
ship in
deep
water at
Summer
load line
draught
@75%MC
R
Main
Engine
Type
Engine
Manufact
urer
Main
Engine
set(s)
Propeller
Type
Propeller
set(s)
Maximu
m
continuo
us Rating
(kW)
SFC
(g/kWh)
@75%MC
R
Fuel
Type
280.6 m 43.4 m 26.6 m 269 m 81355.3 12.15 m 14 DFDE WARTSILA3+1SET WARTSILAFIX,RIGHT HAND 5 BLADES1 25400 9.4ELECTRO PROPULSION
179.87 28.4 18.2 174.39 28735 10.417 14.8 6G50ME-89.3HYUNDAI-B&W 1 FIXED 1 7860 200 HFO / DO
179.9M 29.8M 15.0M 173.0M 37811 10.542M 14.5MAN B/W 6546ME-138.3HITACHI ZOSEN CORPORATION1SB LADED SOLID TYPE1 6820 174.1HFO380/LSMGO
118.5 15.2 9.85 115.15 7778 7.05 14KNOTS MAK 8M 32 MAK ONE PITCH ONE 3840 188.5 IFO 380
178.7 28 14 170 30587.4 9.8 0 MAN B&W 0 1 RIGHT HANDED 0 6232 182 HFO
188.1 M 30.0 M 16.75 M 175.6 M 30,360 11.5 M 0 Sulzer 6RTA 72 UCegielski-Poznan S.A1Solid Propeller(keyless)1 12081.162468.97 kg/hrHFO 380 cst
132.60 m 19.20 m 9.20 m 123.4 8015.1 7.22 m 14 ktsMAK 7M43/8568HPMAK 1 Pitch propeller 1 set 6300 183 IFO 380
204,93 m 32.20 m 20.80 m 195.0 m 43508 12.12 5S60MC-CHyundai B & W 1 Fixed 1 10011 172.67 Hfo 380
160,00 m 27,00 m 18,50 m 150,30 m 12026 8,417 m 17 knots 7L48/60CR MAN 2 CPP 1 16800 276.6 RMG 380
106.33m 19.20 m 9.40 m 100.10 m 7738 6.833 m 0 D.E 5L 35 MCMAKITA - MITSUI- MAN B &W1 SOLI KETLESS TYPE 1 3200 180.868H.F.O 380 cst/M.DO
280.6 m 43.4 m 26.6 m 269 m 81355.3 12.15 m 14.0kn DFDE WARTSILA3+1SET WARTSILAFIX,RIGHT HAND 5 BLADES1 25400 9.4ELECTRO PROPULSION
166.15 m 25.00 m 14.20 m 155.08 m 18350 9.50 m 13 kn 8L58/64 CDMAN Diesel SE 1 VBS 1460 1 11200 190 HFO / MGO
277.0M 43.4M 26.0M 266.0M 77822.3 12.12 15.5 Turbine / BoilerKawasaki Type UA 1 F.P.P. 1 26478 310 Fuel /Dual/Gas
277 43.4 26 266 77708 12.12 19.5 STEAM TURBINEKAWASAKI 1 Fixed right handed 1 26845 0 HFO/LSDO/LNG
285.116 43.4 26 274 82104.5 12.122 18.95ELECTRICAL PROPULSIONABB 2Fixed Pitch, Righthand1 25350 N/A N/A
116.9 18 9.4 110.4 8132 7.41 13.5MAN B&W 6L 27/38MAN. 2 VPC 2 1800 182 IFO 380 cst
75 14.2 7.5 69.7 3090 6.5 12 El.motorASI Robicon 2 STP1010LS 2 2100 N/A N/A
242.81 m 32.20 m 19.00 m 226.37 m 49442 12.77 mABT. 23.5 KNOTSSULZER 7RTA84CSAMSUNG 1 FIX RIGHT 1 28761.64 210 HFO RMG 380
169.37 27.2 13.6 160.4 28365 9.819 16.24 KTSHITACHI MAN B&WHITACHI MAN B&W1 PITCH HSP TYPE 1 5850 13.8 HSFO 308 cst
99.98 15.82 8,1 94 5215 6.28 14 DIESEL MAK 8M 32 1 900 HX/4 1 3840 2.8 IFO, MDO
158.5 25.6 15.2 150.01 25196.89 10.369 11.52 STROKE DIESEL ENGINEAKASAKA MISUBISHI1 FIXED PITCH 1 7980 170.4 IFO 380
204.98m 32.2m 20.8m 195m 43475 12.10m 16kts B&W5560MC-CB&W 1Fixed Right Handed1 10150 172.49 HFO / LSGO
166.15 25 14.2 155.08 18480 9.5 178L 58/64 CD , ALPHATRONIC PCSMAN B&W 1 PITCH 1 11200 0 IFO 380
137.03 meters23 meters 11 meters 130.00 m 16213 8.325 m 11.5 knots 6UEC37LS Akasaka 1 setFixed Pitch, Right Handed1 set 4635 3,476 Kw IFO 380 CST
242.89 32.26 16.35 227.37 49442.4 12.7 18 SULZER 7RTA84C SULZER 1 FIX RIGHT HAND 1 28580 195 HFO HS
288.43 44.24 26 275 84552.7 12.22 15.9 KtsMedium SpeedWartsila 4 Fixed Pitch 1 39900 195.28 LNG/LSGO
242.89 32.26 16.35 227.37 49442.4 12.7 18 SULZER 7RTA84C SULZER 1 FIX RIGHT HAND 1 28580 195 HFO HS
106.33 M 19.2 M 9.10 M 100.1 M 7767 6.833M 12.0 KNOTS 5L35MCMAKITA MITSUI MAN B&W1 SOLID KEYLESS 1 3250 177.3 HFO/MDO
280.6 m 43.4 m 26.6 m 269.0 m 82181 12.15 m 17.5 kn DFDE Wartsila 3+1 Fix, right hand 1 25400 105MT/dGas/HFO/MGO
132.60 m 19.20 m 9.20 m 123.4 8015.1 7.22 m 14 ktsMAK 7M43/8568HPMAK 1 Pitch propeller 1 set 6300 183 IFO 380
118.79 m 15.3 m 9.85 m 112.45 m 7921 7.06 m 11.5 Kts 8L32 wartsilla 1 PITCH 1 4000 2.1 IFO 380
294.2 mtrs 44.0 mtrs 26.0 mtrs 283.2 mtrs 89711.2 12.521 mtrs16.5 KnotsEl. Propulsion motorConverteam 2 Fixed 1 13260 0 Dual Fuel
183 m. 32.20 m. 19.10 m. 174 m. 49999 13.045 m. 13 KTS MAN B&WDOOSAN ENGINE6 CYL. INLINESINGLE FIXED 1 950010965 BHP/8058 KW X120.3 RMMIFO / LSMGO
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Propeller
Diameter
Propeller
Blades(p
er set)
Engine
Manufact
urer 2
Aux
Engine
Type
Aux
Engine
Power
SFC
(g/kWh)
Aux
Engine
Set(s)
Rated
Output
Power
Fuel
Type 2Voltage
Waste
Heat
Recovery
Propeller
Boss Cap
Fins
Lighting
System
Voyage
Executio
n
Air Cavity
Lubricati
on
Dia. = 7.4536m Pitch =5 2x ABB SETS N/A 40950 Kw 9.4 4 2x12.500 KwELECTRIC 6600 YES YES NO YES YES
Dia. = 6,5m Pitch =-0.594 HIMSEN-HYUNDAI6H21/32 1320 20 3 920 HFO / DO 440 YES / No YES YES / No YES / No YES / No
Dia. = 5700mm Pitch =4564.2mm5 YANMAR CO.,LTD4-cycle diesel engine660KW/900min195+5%g/kw.h 3 600KW/900minHFO380/LSMGOAC450V YES YES YES YES YES / No
3900 Pitch = 4 CUMMINSN-14-D(M) 283KW 0,201 3 264KW GAS OIL 400 YES / YES YES / YES / / No
Dia. = Pitch = 0 Yanmar 6N18LV 500kW 196g/kWh 3 1500 HFO 440 V Yes YES YES YES / No YES / No
Dia. = 6.622 Pitch = 0.00355Dolmel Drive Ltd., polandMAN B&W 1097 kw 141.8 kg/hr 3 750 kw HFO 380 cst 440 YES YES YES YES YES/No
Dia.= 4400mm Pitch =163 rpm4 bladesVolvo PentaTAMD 165A 370 kW100% load/205 3 0 DMA of MDO 400 No YES NO YES No
Dia. = 6700 5743.4 mm4 HyundaiHyundai 8H2j / 323 x 1'280 Kw 191 3 3 x 1280 Kw Hfo 380 440 YES YES YES YES No
Dia. = 5,40m Pitch = Left4 HIMSEN 7H21/321330 kW each186 + 5% at MCR 3 500 kW RMG 380 440 YES YES YES YES No
Dia. = 3500 m/m Pitch =2,370.2 m/m4 YANMAR 6NY161400 Kw(544PS) 1200 RPM204 + 3% 3 450 Kva M.D.O 450 x 577 ampYES / No YES YES / No YES / No YES / No
Dia. = 7.4536m Pitch =5 2x ABB SETS N/A 40950 Kw 9.4 4 2x12.500 KwELECTRIC 6600 YES YES NO YES YES
Dia. = 5.50 m Pitch = 1184 Wartsila A9L20D 1600 202 4 6400 HFO / MGO 440 V No YES YES YES No
Dia. = 8.5m Pitch = 7.246m5 MITSUBISHIMulti Stage Turbine3450 182 2 3450 Fuel /Dual/Gas 440 No YES NO YES / NO NO
Dia. = 8.5m Pitch =7.247m5 MITSUBISHI TG,DG 3450 kW 0 3 9500 kw STEAM,DO 450 V No YES YES No No
Dia. = 8.6 Pitch = 7.1835 Wärtsilä3 x12V50DF, 1 x 6L50DF3 x 11700/1x 5850190.4 4 11700 / 5850HFO / MDO / GAS6600 V No NO YES YES YES
Dia. = 3600 Pitch = VP4 CUMMINSKTA19-D(M) 403KW 43 3 473 KWA LSMGO 400 NO No YES YES No
Dia. = 2150 Pitch =N/A6 YANMAR 6N21L-SV 880 205.7 4 3200 RMG 380 440 Yes No No Yes No
Dia. = 7700 Pitch = 74225 SSANG YONGB&W 7L 28/32 H4x1350kW 193 4 4400kWHFO RMG 380 440 YES / No YES YES YES / No No
5250 3830.94 BLADES SOLIDYANMAR ENGINE4 STOKE 440 209 3 550 HSFO 380 cst 450 YES / No YES YES / No YES / No YES / No
Dia. = 3.7m Pitch = CPP4 MAN D2842LE 378KW 3.1 2 315 MDO 400 YES NO YES YES NO
Dia. = 5500 mm Pitch =4190mm5YANMAR DIESEL ENGINE6N 18AL-EV 660 KW 2.1T/ DAY 3 900 RPM IFO 380 450 No YES YES YES No
Dia. =6700 Pitch =5743.434 HHI HHI-EES,8H21/321280 195.938 3 1200 HFO /LSGO 440/220 Yes No No No No
Dia. = 4 Pitch = X 0 MAN B&W W9L20 1680Kw 0 4 0 LSMDO 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dia. = 4.050 Pitch = 2.6923 setsYanmar Co. Ltd.6NY16LUN 1200 RPM 320 3 sets 400 Kva MGO 450 V No NO YES No No
Dia. = 7.7 Pitch =7.42285 B&W 7L 28/32 HB&W 7L 28/32 H1470 KW EACH 192 4 1350 KW EACHHFO HS 440 YES YES YES YES YES
Dia. = 8.6 Pitch = 7.2155 Wartsila N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 6600 / 440 / 220 No No No YES No
Dia. = 7.7 Pitch =7.42285 B&W 7L 28/32 HB&W 7L 28/32 H1470 KW EACH 192 4 1350 KW EACHHFO HS 440 YES YES YES YES YES
Dia. = 3500mm Pitch =2370mm4 YANMAR CO.LTD6NY16L 400KW 204 3 360 KW MDO 450V YES / No YES YES / No YES / No YES / No
Dia. = 8600 Pitch =7690.25 ABBSquirrel cage motor25400kwDieesel 189g/kWh; Gas 1.0g/ kWh3+1 25400kwElectic motor 6600V No No No No No
Dia.= 4400mm Pitch =163 rpm4 bladesVolvo PentaTAMD 165A 370 kW100% load/205 3 0 DMA of MDO 400 No YES NO YES No
Dia. = 4100 Pitch = 854 WARTSILLAGUASCOR 294 KW 4,4 3 400 GAS OIL B 390 No YES No No No
Dia.=8.6 mtrs Pitch =5 Wartsila 9L50DF 8775kW 182 4 0 Dual Fuel 66000V YES YES YES YES No
Dia. = 6.0 M Pitch =4.06744 STX B&W MAN1125KVA@900RPM1125 KVA@900RPM3 750 IFO / LSMGO 440 YES / No YES YES / No YES / No YES / No
Solar
Panels
Rudder
Fins
M/E
Shaft
Generato
r (kW)
Vessel
Trim/Dra
ft
Optimiza
tion
Weather
Routing
Contra
Rotating
Propeller
Hull
Coating
Conditio
n
Kite
Frequenc
y
Converte
rs
Boiler
Manufact
urer
Boiler
Pressure
Fuel
Type 3
Boiler
Type
NO yes NO kW = YES YES YES YES YES YES ALFA LAVAL 10 HFO/MGOAALBORG OS
YES / No YES No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No SAACKE 7 bar HFO / DO heated
No yes No kW = YES YES No YES YES / No No MIURA CO.,LTD0.5~0.7HFO380/LSMGOVERTICALWATER TUBE COMPOSITE
/ No yes YES / kW =348YES / YES / / No YES / / No / No ACV 5 GAS OIL ACV CA-350
No yes No kW = YES / No YES / No No YES / No YES / No No KangRim 7.0 bar HFO MC3702P32
No YES YES/No Kw YES YES No YES No YESAalborg Boilers A/S7 kgs HFO 380 cstSteam Boiler/Oil Fired
No YES YES kW =1200 YES YES No YES No NoOmnical Marine Boiler5 bar DMA of MDO S625
No yes No kW = YES / No YES No YES YES / No No Kangrim 6 Bar Hfo 380 MA0601P36
No YES YES 3500 kW YES YES No YES No YES ALFA LAVAL 10,0 Bar RMG 380V4-TFO-012
YES / No yes YES / No kW =YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / NoTORTOISE ENGINEERING LTD.0.69 MpaH.F.O 380 Cst / M.D.OHORIZONTAL SMOKE TUBE VERTICAL COMPOSITE BOILER
NO yes NO kW = YES YES YES YES YES YES ALFA LAVAL 10 HFO/MGOAALBORG OS
No yes No kW = YES YES No YES No No Saacke 7 MGOCBKG 2.5 +2.5/7
NO YES No kW = N/A YES YES NO MODERATE NO NO NO N/A N/A N/A
No Yes No kW = YES No No YES No No DEAWO 9 BAR N/A LPSG
NO YES N/A N/A YES YES NO YES No YES AALBORG 10 BAR HFO / MDO2 x MISSION OS
No No YES kW =600 YES YES No YES NO No AALBORG 7 IFO 380/MGOV4-TFO-015
No No YES / No kW =No/In ballast No No Yes No Yes Babcock Wnson4,0 Bar Gas oil TPC500HD
No YES N.A. kW = 0 YES YES No YES No No Kang Rim 6 HFO RMG 380 KVW
YES / No yes YES / No kW =YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / NoMIURA CO.LTD. 8 HSFO 380cstWATER TUBE
NO NO YES kW = 700 YES YES NO YES No NO Wiesloch 6 M60 25V0-03
No yes No kW = YES YES No No No NoTORTOISE ENGINEERING CO.LTD0.69MPA IFO 380VERTICAL TYPE
No No No kW = Yes Yes No Yes No YesKang Rim Heavy Ind.6 bar HFO / LSGOMAO601P36
0 yes NO 0 0 0 0 0 0 SAACKE 7.0 Bar LSMGOCBKG2.5+2.5=7
No NO No kW = NA YES No No YES No NoTortoise Engineering Co. Ltd.0.69 MPa IFO 380 CST MKSC-16
NO YES NO YES YES YES YES NO NO KANGRIM 5 HFO HSGL D1/GL 96 6057
No No No kW =N/A YES YES YES YES No YES Kangrim 10 Bar LSGOVertical oil-fired water tube
NO YES NO YES YES YES YES NO NO KANGRIM 5 HFO HSGL D1/GL 96 6057
YES / No yes YES / No kW =YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / NoTORTOISE ENGINEERING CO.LTD.0.69MPA HFO/MDOMKSC14-400/400
No No No kW = YES YES YES YES YES YES Alfa Laval 10.0barg FO/MGOOil-fired vertical tube marine
No YES YES kW =1200 YES YES No YES No NoOmnical Marine Boiler5 bar DMA of MDO S625
No yes YES kW = 300 YES YES YES YES YES No BERLIN DEU 4,0 BAR GAS OIL BVITOPLEX 100
NO YES YES / No kW = YES YES No YES No YES Alfa Laval 7 Bar HFO / MGOAALBORG OS
YES / No yes YES / No kW =YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No YES / No AALORG 7.5 IFO1XAALBORG OL 1800KG/LT
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Fuel
Consump
tion/hou
r
Average
RUnning
Hours/m
onth
Departure Port DateArrival
PortTime
Departur
e Bunker
Tank
Total
(HFO)
Arrival
Bunk
Tank
Total
(HFO)
Departur
e Service
Tank
Total
(HFO)
Arrival
Service
Tank
Total
(HFO)
Departur
e Settling
Tank
Total
(HFO)
Arrival
Settling
Tank
Total
(HFO)
Departur
e Gas
Fuel
Arrival
Gas Fuel
594Kg/h34Hrs/monthBAHIA BLANCA 19/07/2017 21:00LT PORT OF SPAIN42948 12:00LT 2357.6 0 127.6 0 179.6 0 2775.2 0
0.1 125 hour SANTOS 20.07.17 05.12 LT POINT LISAS29.07.17 10:00 LT914.1 696.9 39.5 26.2 40.2 18.6 0 0
86.9KG/H 50 PUERTO CABELLO 29/07/2017 0600LTPOINTE A PIERRE30/07/2017 1800LT520.8 490 26.4 26.4 13 13 0.045 45
0,01-0,03MT/KR 0 GEORGETOWN 26 07 17 1000 POINT LISAS27 07 17 1200 167.5 165 11.4 11.4 12.8 12.8 0 0
113 kg/h 120 Maracaibo 01.08.17 0.25 Point Lisas04.08.17 0.25473.336 401.336 27.055 27.055 16.13 16.13 0 0
79.79 kg/hr 432 AZ727R 26.07.17 0.999305555555556Port Of Spain31.07.17 0.208333333333333873.11 0 38 0 64 0 0 0
0.021 180 GEORGETOWN 7.26.17 2000lt PORT OF SPAIN7.28.2017 0700lt 97 40 21.2 21 38 38 0 0
300Kg 300 Ulsan, Korea 21.06.17 - 05:30 h 05:30Pt. Lisas, Trinidad 17.07.17 20:001740.9 608.1 48.5 48.5 64.2 64.2 0 0
38 kG/h 260 Degrad Des Cannes 42939 20:48 UT Point Lisas42942 0.408333333333333488 428 56 56.4 37 39.5 0 0
34.2 KG/HR 336 HRS Kingston Jamaica 42941 0.35 Pt. Lisas TT42945 0.25 308.05 282.7 4.34 4.34 5 5 409.79 380.07
594Kg/h34Hrs/monthBAHIA BLANCA 19/07/2017 21:00LT PORT OF SPAIN42948 12:00LT 2357.6 0 127.6 0 179.6 0 2775.2 0
85 kg/hour 340 St. Croix Jul/24/17 0.958333333333333Point LisasJul/26/17 0.104166666666667261.7 214.3 42.2 42.2 51.4 51.4 0 0
N/A N/A SINES 42924 0.333333333333333POINT FORTIN42937 0.0006944444444444442525 2525 0 0 291 289 24458.7 0
N/A 720 FERROL 28.06.2017 0.895833333333333POINT FORTIN12.07.2017 06:00 3277.677 3277.677 0 0 0 0 21.89 21.89
MIN 170 - MAX 46112 Bahia Blanca, Argentina 42914 00:00LT POINT FORTIN42926 06:00LT1226.83 1226.83 111.5 111.5 103.15 103.15 11634.92 9400
280 100 Paranagua13.06.17 0.104166666666667Point Lisas23.06.2017 / 07:00 254 90 12.2 12 47 45 69.4 69.4
8-10 ltrs NIL Moa 17.07.17 0.375 Point Lisas22.07.17 0.91666666666666744.5 13.2 15 15 16.5 16.5 34.5 34.5
90 ltr 400 MANZANILLO42938 0.458333333333333PORT OF SPAIN42941 0.541666666666667723 573 87 87 39 39 340 340
1.2 150 Puerto Cabello 0100H 42743 Chaguaramas1300H AUG.02,171024.19 994.57 6.69 11 5.61 11.8 0 0
4 250 Paramaribo anch. 21.07 0.0625 Point Lisas22.07 0.916666666666667160 145.5 7 7 23 23 0 0
620.9 KG/H 557.5 hrs ARATU, BRAZIL16/07/2017 0.520833333333333PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO23/07/2017 04:3063.61 2.82 0 0 0 0 0 0
0.08MT/HR11hrs / MonthCristobal Panama 37438 1255lt Pt. Lisas 38534 2200lt 1223.3 1084 60 60 76.6 81 151.7 151.5
0.08 0 St.Croix 7/31/2017 Pt.Lisas 2:00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 Ltrs/hour330 hoursPuerto Cabello, Venezuela42931 0.145833333333333Pt.. Lisas, Trinidad & Tobago42932 405.4 387.85 4.5 4.27 5 4.75 625.38 605.74
0.1 240 MANZANILLO42931 0.0833333333333333PORT OF SPAIN42934 0.5416666666666671273.5 1170 90 90 40 40 0 0
0.15 t/h N/A Singapore 30.05.17 0.0125 Point Fortin28.06.17 0.3375 0 0 0 0 0 0 1528.2 1494.1
0.1 240 VILA DO CONDE 42978 0.5 PORT OF SPAIN42982 0.2916666666666671505 1380 90 90 40 40 0 0
34.2KG/H 439 HRSKINGSTON JAMAICA17/08/30 0.261111111111111PT. LISAS TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO17/09/02 0.833333333333333223.828 197.33 4.133 4.133 4.449 4.449 0 0
0.05MT/hr 219.4 Bahia Blanca 15.8.2017 0.125 Port-of-Spain29.8.2017 0.251449.1 1286.2 65 65 67 68 3985 2412
0.021 180 GEORGETOWN 8.29.17 1000lt PORT OF SPAIN8.30.2017 2300lt 179 158 21.2 21 38 38 0 0
0,004 T/H 5 BONAIRE 42971 0.791666666666667BARRANQUILLA42973 0.333333333333333128.16 111.96 11.2 11 14.9 13.4 149.67 133.44
482Kg/H 10 BILBAO 42949 0.236111111111111 0 42967 0.25 0 0 0 0 0 0 3205.9 3205.9
0.08/HR 120 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Departur
e Bunker
Tank
(DFO)
Departur
e Service
Tank
Total
(DFO)
Arrival
Service
Tank
Total
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Departur
e Settling
Tank
Total
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Arrival
Settling
Tank
Total
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Arrival
Bunker
Tank
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Departur
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Displace
ment
Tonnage
Arrival
Displace
ment
Tonnage
Voyage # Date 2 Time 2Voyage
Distance
Departur
e Port 2
Arrival
Port 2
259.5 78.8 0 0 0 0 80689 0 014B 1/8/2017 12:00LT1/8/2017 12:00LT 4655 BAHIA BLANCAPORT OF SPAIN
142 29.3 29.3 0 0 142 23138 22816 10.17 29.07.17 / 10:00 LT29.07.17 / 10:00 LT 3440 SANTOS Point Lisas
81.1 4.7 4.7 6 6 80.8 20182 20152 20 27/07/2017/1800LT27/07/2017/1800LT 450PUERTO CABELLOPOINTE A PIERRE
88 5.9 5.9 0 0 87.5 0 0 ECL1251 01-00-1900 12:00 AM 700 GEORGETOWNPOINT LISAS
69.513 9.1 9.1 4.2 4.2 69.513 0 0 916/TBA 04.08.17/06:00 04.08.17/06:00 668 MaracaiboPoint Lisas
8.52 16 0 27.84 0 0 27133 27000 AZ727B 26.07.17 26.07.17 1220VILA DO CONDEPort of Spain
24 9.8 9.8 6 6 23.8 0 0 037A 07.28.2017/0700lt07.28.2017/0700lt 374 GEORGETOWNPORT OF SPAIN
344.8 25.7 25.7 0 0 326.1 31'356 29'110 58 24.07.17 - 20:30h24.07.17 - 20:30h 8454 Ulsan Pt. Lisas
126.2 17.7 17.7 16.8 16.8 126.2 18452 18251 2726/07/2017 - 10:30 UT26/07/2017 - 10:30 UT 727Degrad Des CannesPoint Lisas
88.13 2.4 2.4 2 2 83.63 5112 5112 S059 7/29/2017 7/29/2017 8:24 1010KINGSTON, JAMICAPT LISAS, TT
259.5 78.8 0 0 0 0 80689 0 014B 1/8/2017 12:00LT1/8/2017 12:00LT 4655 BAHIA BLANCAPORT OF SPAIN
132.4 21 21 16.5 13.3 132.4 14745 14704 ISL 7029July.26.17 / 02:30July.26.17 / 02:30 478 St. Croix Point Lisas
245 20 20 0 0 245 47850 0 73 7/21/2017 7/21/2017 3317 SINES POINT FORTIN
239.431 0 0 90.58 90.58 239.431 80855 80855 121 B 12.07.2017 06:0012.07.2017 06:00 3468 FERROLPOINT FORTIN
182.78 28.76 26.8 0 0 168.55 96233.4 80080 39 7/10/2017 ######## 4550 Bahia BlancaPoint Fortin, TT
0 0 0 0 0 0 11600 11436 65 6/19/2017 ############# 3550 ParanaguaPoint Lisas
0 0 0 0 0 0 2712 2660 13.17 22.07.2017 21:0022.07.2017 21:00 1062 Moa Point Lisas
0 0 0 0 0 0 37465 37315 AZ729A 7/25/2017 ######## 1158 MANZANILLOPORT OF SPAIN
62.8 2.65 4.6 2.63 4.9 58.58 18,001.27 18,055.96 3270 02/08/2017/125402/08/2017/1254 390 CHAGUARAMASCHAGUARAMAS
36.9 4.5 4.5 0 0 36.8 4877 4858 #00586 22.07.2017 22:0022.07.2017 22:00 524Paramaribo anch.Point Lisas
289.83 0 0 0 0 196.54 27916.13 28156.65 LAS 069 16/07/2017 16/07/2017 2538 ARATU, BRAZILPORT OF SPAIN
151.7 20.6 20.4 0 0 151.5 30905 30814 46 July 05 / 2200ltJuly 05 / 2200lt 1171 Cristobal Point Lisas
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ISL 7030 S 8/2/2017 18:00 481 SAINT CROIXPOINT LISAS
219.98 4 2.89 2.5 2.8 217.89 8658..66 8650.66 V001July 16, 2017 - 2200HJuly 16, 2017 - 2200H 442.5Puerto Cabello, VenezuelaPt. Lisas, Trinidad & Tobago
424.9 60 60 3.5 3.5 424.9 31970 30490 AZ728A18/07/2017 / 13:0018/07/2017 / 13:00 1156 MANZANILLOPORT OF SPAIN
915.1 428.4 428.3 184.7 150.7 915.1 92707 88023 17004 42914 42914 11080 SingaporePoint Fortin
423.5 50 50 3.5 3.5 423.5 32720 32590 AZ732R04/09/2017 / 07:0004/09/2017 / 07:00 1235VILA DO CONDEPORT OF SPAIN
83.999 2.189 2.189 1.622 1.622 79.999 4938 5093.58 S093 02 SEP.2017 20:0002 SEP.2017 20:00 1004.5KINGSTON JAMAICAPT. LISAS TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
102 54 54 42 42 92 83530 83500 015B 29.8.2017 - 06:0029.8.2017 - 06:00 4711.5 Bahia BlancaPort-of-Spain
44.5 9.8 9.8 6 6 44 0 0 041A 30.08.2017/2300lt30.08.2017/2300lt 374 GEORGETOWNPORT OF SPAIN
21.51 4.3 4.4 4.2 4.4 21.48 745.92 7318.48 114-11626/08/2017 08:00 LT26/08/2017 08:00 LT 420 BONAIREBARRANQUILLA
0 0 0 0 0 0 85832 0 MGE28B 8/2/2017 2-Aug-17 3800 Bilbao / SpainPoint Fortin
0 0 0 0 0 0 32547 32547 VOY.10/1730.08.2017 / 16:0030.08.2017 / 16:00 0 ARATU, BRAZILTRINIDAD
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Voyage
Time
Beaufort
Scale #
Mean
Wind
Speed
(m/s)
Mean
Wind
Direction
(deg)
Significa
nt Wave
Height
Mean
Wave
Period(s)
Mean
Wave
Direction
Fuel
Cons HFO
Fuel
Cons DFO
Fuel
Cons x Cf
EEOI
(CO2
tons/ton-
nmile)
EEOI
(CO2
grams/to
n-nmile)
303 4 5.5-7.9 230 1.5 1 230 2664.8 338.3 9388.579 2.48E-05 24.79102
216 3 5 120 1 4 140 252.1 0 785.1402 7.94E-06 7.942873
32HR 0 0 0 0 0 0 30.8 0.3 96.88952 5.69E-06 5.694376
12:00 AM 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.5 0.5 9.396 1.73E-06 1.725747
2 Days 0 0 0 0 0 0 72 0 224.2368 1.1E-05 10.97458
4 days 4 13 90 1.5 3 90 975.11 52.36 3205.482 8.65E-05 86.54295
37 hrs 3 2 "010 0.5 8 105 57.2 0.2 178.7877 5.96E-05 59.64267
25 d 00 hrs 5 10.7 320 2.5 10 140 1132.8 18.7 3588.206 9.76E-06 9.755422
61 h 3 7 m/s 135° 1 15 s 090° 57.1 0 177.8322 2.03E-05 20.34018
93.6 HRS 5 10 ENE 2.5 0 WSW 25.35 4.5 93.44004 1.2E-05 11.95592
12d 15h 4 5.5-7.9 230 1.5 1 230 2664.8 338.3 9388.579 2.48E-05 24.79102
28 hours 5 10 90 1.8 11 95 47.4 3.2 157.9266 1.8E-05 18.00492
13 DAYS 2 HRS 3 6 90 1 9 60 2 0 6.2288 2.41E-08 0.02413
14 Days 3 4.47 45 0.7 5 50 0 0 0 0 0
7:00 AM 3 4 130 1 4 110 0 16.19 52.1318 1.4E-07 0.139548
10 D 00 H 5 15 100 1.9 6.2 100 166.2 0 517.6133 1.79E-05 17.92998
133 Hrs 5 9 90 1.5 0 90 31.3 0 97.48072 2.97E-05 29.70542
11:30 PM 4 22 75 1.3 10 255 150 0 467.16 8.16E-06 8.159453
30.7 hrs AMI 11 ne 1 6.7 NE 19.12 0 59.54733 5.38E-06 5.382882
42hrs 3 5 110 1.2 9 52 14.5 0.1 45.4808 1.66E-05 16.64342
169 HRS 5 17 135 1.8 2 315 60.79 93.29 489.7182 7.66E-06 7.657864
76hrs. 6 25 250 2.5 8 250 134.9 0.4 421.4206 8.28E-06 8.277882
29 HOURS 3 2 E 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
12:00 AM 5 20 45 1 3 North East 18.03 2.9 65.49063 9.13E-06 9.128565
12:00 AM 3 6 E 0.3 3 E 103.5 0 322.3404 5.64E-06 5.639718
30 Days 5 10 110 2.5 3 110 0 34.1 109.802 1.17E-07 0.117204
12:00 AM 3 8 E 0.2 3 E 125 0 389.3 6.38E-06 6.375554
3D 13 H 5 20 M/S 020 Deg 2.5 m 2.5 s 020 deg. 26.498 4 95.40537 1.22E-05 12.2284
344hrs 4 5 SE 3 4 NW 161.9 10 536.4214 1.39E-06 1.385401
35 hrs 3 1 "030 0.5 6 45 21.2 0.5 67.63528 2.26E-05 22.56279
34.7 HRS 4 12.8 8 1.5 7 80 17.9 -0.27 54.87836 1.65E-05 16.49574
Abt 20 days Var Var Var Var Var Var 0 0 0 0 0
12:00 AM 4 12 130 1.5 2 320 0 0 0 0 0
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BOTTOM-UP METHOD 2 DATA CAPTURE USING AIS AND CALCULATION MODELS TO CAPTURE ENERGY CONSUMPTION DATA
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EEO
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ams/
ton
-nm
ile)
Vessels EEOI < 100
EEOI June 2017 - May 2019
TOTAL INVALID VALID < 100 g/ton-nmile % TOTAL INVALID VALID Results %
1870 667 1203 64% 1870 638 1232 66%
GHG Total EEOI Average Fuel Cons DWT Total Vessels Vessels > 26.765 g/ton-nmile Vessels < 26.765
967915 26.765 305860.2 34926321 1203 29% 71%
351 vessels 852 vessels
Results: Bottom Up 1 – GHG & EEOI
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GHG June 2017 - May 2019
GHG Total GHG Average Fuel Cons Fuel Avg DWT Total Vessels Vessels > 805.244 tons Vessels < 805.44 tons
967915 805.244 305860.2 254.4594 34926321 1203 3% 97%38 vessels 1165 vessels
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27247.35672
669793.7518
107887.6183
94326.05435
32777.93087
4189.6264
4490.3004
2952.945
24250.2033
967915.7872
0 200000 400000 600000 800000 1000000 1200000
bulk
gas
tankers
container
cruise
passenger
general cargo
reefer
other
total
GHG (tons)
Typ
es o
f V
esse
ls
Total GHG Emissions Ship June 2017-May 2019
78
201
247
387
154
25
25
6
80
1203
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bulk
gas
tankers
container
cruise
passenger
general cargo
reefer
other
total
GHG (tons)
Typ
es o
f V
esse
ls
Ship Types June 2017-May2019
349.3250862
3332.307223436.7919771
243.7365746
212.8437069
167.585056
179.612016
492.1575
303.1275413
804.5850268
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bulk
gas
tankers
container
cruise
passenger
general cargo
reefer
other
total
GHG (tons)
Typ
es o
f V
esss
els
GHG Average Values
bulk gas tankers container cruise passenger general cargo reefer other total
27247.36 669793.8 107887.6 94326.05 32777.93 4189.6264 4490.3004 2952.945 24250.2 967915.8
78 201 247 387 154 25 25 6 80 1203
349.3251 3332.307 436.792 243.7366 212.8437 167.585056 179.612016 492.1575 303.1275 804.585
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EEO
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-nm
ile)
Tankers June 2017 - May 2018
Tankers - EEOI June 2017 - May 2018
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EEO
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ton
-nm
ile)
Tankers June 2018 - May 2019
EEOI June 2018 - May 2019
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Tankers - GHG Emissions: June 2017 - May 2019
Vessel Type Year Number Total DWT Total Distance Total Consumption Fuel Fuel Dist Voyage Time Avg EEOI Ref Tankers > Ref GHG
Tanker June 2017-May 2018 247 10148234 62908.45 34546.352 34546.352 349480.37 27634.36778 11.217 12 16% 107887.618
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Bottom Up 2 – DATA
TOTAL VESSELS THROUGH BOTTOM UP 2 METHOD = 29679 WHICH HAS ALLOWED THE MTCC-CARIBBEAN TO MEET THEIR 50% TARGET OF TOTAL VOLUME OF MARITIME VESSELS IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION
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BARBADOS RESULTS
140115
48141
331399
20861
198
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600
gas
container
general cargo
other
Number of Vessels
Typ
es o
f V
esse
ls
Number of Vessels Barbados June 2017- May 2019
0 50000 100000 150000 200000
Total GHG
gas
container
general cargo
other
GHG (tons)
Ves
sel T
ypes
GHG Emissions Vessel TypesBarbados June 2017-May 2019
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G (
ton
nes
)
Vessels
GHG Baseline Barbados
0
0.0001
0.0002
0.0003
0.0004
0.0005
0.0006
0 500 1000 1500 2000
EEO
I (gr
ams/
ton
-nm
ile)
Vessels
EEOI Baseline Barbados
bulk gas tankers container passengergeneral cargo reefer other
# Vessels 1401 15 48 141 331 399 208 61 198
GHG 162818.8 7767.858 799.9538 7708.607098 13408.88172 76322.84 6015.168 19228.091 31567.38
GHG Avg 116.2161 250.0922 16.66571 54.67097233 40.51021668 191.2853 28.91908 315.21461 159.4312
EEOI Avg 12.259
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G (
ton
s)
Bulk Carriers June 2017-May2019
Baseline for Bulk Carriers GHG Emission June 2017-May 2019
0
0.00005
0.0001
0.00015
0.0002
0.00025
0.0003
0.00035
0.0004
0.00045
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EEO
I (gr
ams/
ton
-nm
ile)
Bulk Carriers
Baseline for Bulk Carriers EEOI June 2017-May2019# Bulk Carriers GHG Total GHG Avg EEOI Avg EEOI
870 1073543 1233.957 8.45114E-06 6.91993
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G (
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)
Vessels Kingston
GHG Baseline Kingston Jamaica June 2017-May 2019
Rolling Average Actual GHG Linear (Rolling Average) Linear (Rolling Average) Linear (Actual GHG)
Total Vessels GHG Total GHG Avg #Vessels > Baseline #Vessels > Baseline
6692 1788593.65 267.27341 15% 85%
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I *gr
ams/
ton
-nm
ile)
Vessels Kingston
EEOI Baseline Kingston Jamaica June 2017 - May2019
Total Vessels Total DWT EEOI Avg Vessels > 7.199414 Vessels < 7.190414
6692 132,006,358 7.19041443 37% 63%
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I (gr
ams/
ton
-nm
ile)
Vessels Caribbean Region
EEOI Baseline June 2017 - May 2018
Total Vessels Avg EEOI Vessels > EEOI Average
Vessels < EEOI
Average
6589 13.287 19% 81%
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G (
ton
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Vessels Caribbean Region
GHG Baseline June 2017 - May 2018
Total Vessels Total GHG Avg GHG Vessels > GHG Average Vessels < GHG Average % Global
6589 1650711.653 250.5253685 14% 86% 0.2%
954 5635
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I (gr
ams/
ton
-nm
ile)
Vessels in Caribbean Region June 2018 - May 2019
Baseline for EEOI June 2018-May 2019
Total Vessels Avg EEOI Vessels > EEOI Avg Vessels < EEOI Avg
22987 14.87 22% 78%
5039 17948
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Vessels in the Caribbean Region June 2017-May 2019
GHG Baseline Vessels in Caribbean Region June 2018-May 2019
Total Vessels Total GHG Avg. GHG
22987 4676040 202
MTCC-Caribbean’s Success Stories for Data Collection & Analysis Methods
• Collection of data within the Caribbean Region – challenges and methods implemented to increase data collection
• Implementation of IMO’s Bottom-Up Method 2 in the absence of data for Bottom-Up Method 1 to meet the MTCC-Caribbean’s Pilot Project 1 vessel target numbers
• Inventory for GHG and EEOI Baseline for vessels trading in the Caribbean region established
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