CLEANSHIP

2024

To reduce climate- and health-damaging Black Carbon (BC) emissions as well as other regulated and non-regulated emissions, CLEANSHIP will through a data-driven approach demonstrate emission reduction potential from energy saving devices (ESDs), modern biofuels and other on-board operational levers.

The motivation is to tackle the harmful effects on health and climate. The focus is on black carbon emissions but the impact on other emissions as well as on fuel consumption is also covered. The project will contribute to IMO's and regional efforts in regulating ship emissions and provide valuable insights for the maritime industry to adopt cleaner practices. It involves 1) development of parallel real sailing fuel consumption and emission monitoring methods, 2) full-scale testing of biofuel and other innovative and energy efficient initiatives, 3) value creation through data collection – resulting in formulation of best-practice and future recommendations for shipowners and regulators.

Udfører/hovedansøger UNI-TANKERS A/S
Øvrige samarbejdspartnere Teknologisk Institut
Green Instruments A/S
Fonden Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping
Danske Maritime
Danske Rederier
Projektets samlede budget DKK 18.202.368,50
Bevillingsstørrelse tildelt DKK 8.708.406,00