LNG as Ship Fuel

(This training course can be adapted to any IACS class or made to cover multiple classes.  This training can be adopted to other liquified fuels e.g. Hydrogen, Methanol etc.)

Objectives

This training course aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in utilizing LNG as ship fuel.

Prerequisites

Participants are required to possess basic maritime knowledge.

Target Audience

This training course is designed for technical personnel working within shipping companies, shipyards, and design firms, including engineers, technical directors, fleet managers, superintendents, and similar roles.

The maritime industry faces increasing pressure from stringent environmental regulations at local, national, and international levels. In response, alternative fuel solutions are sought to meet emission requirements. One promising approach is the adoption of natural gas for propulsion and onboard power generation.

Throughout the course, participants will delve into the intricacies of typical LNG fuel systems. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how safety challenges and associated risks are identified, mitigated, and minimized in compliance with relevant rules and regulations.

This training course is structured to foster engagement among technical personnel through interactive discussions and the examination of challenging case studies, ultimately enhancing their comprehension of LNG as a viable ship fuel option.

Key Focus Areas:

• Overview of applicable rules and regulations governing LNG as ship fuel.

• Identification and mitigation of safety challenges and associated risks.

• Examination of principles and components comprising typical LNG fuel systems.

• Considerations regarding ship type suitability for LNG fuel adoption.

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