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15+15 webinar: Maturity status of alternative marine fuels
- 05 June 2024
- 05 June 2024
- Online
- David Ditlev Almegaard
- dda@bimco.org
The alternate fuel space is heating up with many options and variants cropping up under a myriad of colours. Among these options, some are considered short term contenders while some are better bets for the long term.
In this 15+15 webinar Joshua Padeti, Senior Engineer from ABS' Houston Sustainability Center aims to provide clarity on the maturity status for the major contenders of alternative marine fuels. Options such as LNG, methanol, ammonia, biofuels, hydrogen etc. will be discussed and their variants green, blue, grey etc will be pitted against each other to estimate where the fuels are today and where they might be in the future.
- What fuels are the current contenders?
- How do fuel variants stack up against each other?
- Which fuel options should we on the lookout for?
This 30-minute webinar begins at 12:00 UTC (See your time zone here)
15+15 weekly webinars are a 30-minute webinar which includes a 15-minute presentation followed by a 15-minute Q&A.
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| Joshua Padeti is a Senior Engineer at American Bureau of Shipping’s Global Sustainability Center in Houston. He has been with the firm since 2014 and his expertise encompasses a wide variety of topics including sustainability, alternative fuels, emissions, environmental compliance, ship machinery, marine piping, statutory compliance, engineering design compliance and rule development. He is an expert in emerging marine fuels and he has authored the American Bureau of Shipping’s requirements for ammonia, methanol and ethanol fueled vessels. He has published various thought leadership articles on alternate fuels and technologies including LNG, methanol, ammonia and carbon capture. He is the International Association of Classification Societies representative to International Maritime Organization Correspondence Group on Guidelines on life cycle greenhouse gas intensity of marine fuels (LCA Guidelines). He has a Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Osmania University, India. |
