GREEN RAY’s first round of experiments have just been published in an article by our coordinator VTT in Atmosphere journal ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dZE_tWnp By installing a new combustion concept engine within a Wärtsilä four-stroke low-pressure dual-fuel LNG engine system on the Wasaline ship Aurora Botnia, the team measured significant reductions in a number of greenhouse gas emissions, including methane! This experiment tested one of the three new technologies we are developing. We are excited for our next experiments to begin soon so we can continue on the road to reducing methane slip in LNG shipping 🚢 Finnish Meteorological Institute | Chantiers de l'Atlantique | Shell | REVOLVE | DNV - Maritime | MSC Cruises #methane #maritime #shipping #emissions #methaneslip #LNG #marinefuel CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency
GREEN RAY Project
Maritime Transportation
Assessment and mitigation of methane slip at fleet level for existing and new LNG engine vessels.
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Assessment and mitigation of methane slip at fleet level for existing and new LNG engine vessels.
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- Maritime Transportation
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Espoo, FI
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🚢 Exciting news from the #GREENRAY project! While our primary focus is on reducing methane slip from LNG vessels, our work also extends to tackling other GHG emissions and air pollution. In the latest publication titled “Reducing Particle Emissions from Marine Engines”, co-authored by VTT and other experts, we explore how low particle emissions can be achieved during real-world LNG cruise ship operations. The study demonstrates significant progress in reducing particulate emissions, further contributing to sustainable marine technology. Read the full article to explore the key conclusions. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e_gVwFhP #MarineEngines #Emissions #LNG #Sustainability #MarineTechnology
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Last September, members of VTT visited the facilities of our partner CMA Ships to prepare for the upcoming onboard emission studies of the current version of the two-stroke engine. 🔬 Following these studies, the engine will be retrofitted with the #GREENRAY technology, showcasing our commitment to advancing emission reduction technologies. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development! #EmissionStudies #Sustainability #Innovation #CleanTech
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The latest article by The Motorship showcases key findings from the #GREENRAY study, conducted by VTT. This study reveals how methane slip from LNG-powered engines changes with engine load under real-world conditions on a cruise ship. This is an important step toward cleaner, more sustainable maritime operations. 🚢 🗞 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/da7vXt6F #MaritimeInnovation #MethaneReduction #LNG #EmissionControl #Sustainability #MethaneSlip
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📝Excited to share GREEN RAY’s scientific paper where our partners from Finnish Meteorological Institute and VTT delve into a comparison between modelled and measured exhaust gas components from two LNG-powered ships. 🔬 Our study emphasises the value of observational data in enhancing the accuracy of emission models, such as the Ship Traffic Emission Assessment Model (STEAM). By comparing model predictions with real-world data collected on board, we discovered key insights into power demand discrepancies and the impact of pilot fuel on emission factors. This research is a step forward in optimising maritime emission modelling and supporting greener shipping practices. Explore the full study here: https://lnkd.in/eGu4aiQG Mikko Heikkilä I Niina Kuittinen I Tiia Grönholm #MaritimeResearch #LNG #Sustainability #EmissionModeling #MaritimeScience
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#LNG is a key player in the maritime industry's efforts to reduce #GHGemissions, but concerns about #MethaneSlip remain. SEA-LNG clears the air in this article, explaining how technological advancements are rapidly addressing these challenges. From reducing methane slip to slashing GHG emissions by up to 23%, the future looks promising for LNG as a sustainable marine fuel. Dive into the details and discover how the industry is progressing toward a cleaner future. LNG is a key player in the maritime industry's efforts to reduce #GHGemissions, but concerns about #MethaneSlip remain. @SEALNG clears the air in this article, explaining how technological advancements are rapidly addressing these challenges. From reducing methane slip to slashing GHG emissions by up to 23%, the future looks promising for LNG as a sustainable marine fuel. Dive into the details and discover how the industry is progressing toward a cleaner future: https://lnkd.in/eRrRQg9t #Sustainability #MaritimeInnovation #CleanEnergy
FACT FROM FICTION: METHANE SLIP - SEA-LNG
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🚢 We are thrilled to share the #PressRelease on the study by Niina Kuittinen from partner VTT, revealing key insights into methane emissions from LNG-powered cruise ships, showing lower methane slip and a significant reduction in CO2 compared to traditional fuels.🌍⚓ #Sustainability #LNG #CleanEnergy #MaritimeResearch #MethaneSlip
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🌟We are thrilled to share that GREEN RAY participated yesterday at the European Aerosol Conference (#EAC2024) in Tampere, Finland! Our project’s focus was highlighted through an engaging presentation by Niina Kuittinen from VTT, addressing "Particle Emissions from State-of-the-Art LNG Engines" during the 'Marine and Aviation Aerosol Emissions' session. The presentation emphasised the crucial balance between reducing methane slip and maintaining low particle emissions, showcasing how LNG engines can offer significant environmental benefits compared to traditional liquid fuels. The conference provided a valuable platform to connect with industry experts and delve into key discussions on air quality and sustainable technologies. We are proud of the strides we’re making with #GREENRAY and grateful for the opportunity to contribute to these important conversations. #AirQuality #Sustainability #LNGEngines
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🌟 Excited to announce the latest edition of the GREEN RAY newsletter! In this issue, dive into: 🔹 Our latest breakthrough with the 46 Next DF Engine 🔹 Cutting-edge methane measurement studies with our partners 🔹 Our participation in key industry events 🔹 And much more! Click the link to discover all the updates. You can also stay informed by subscribing to our newsletter directly in your inbox 📥. Visit: https://lnkd.in/eDgafbEn #Newsletter #GREENRAY #LNG #MethaneSlip
Advancements in Sustainable Maritime Technology
GREEN RAY Project LinkedInissä
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📢 NEW PUBLICATION! 📢
We have a new publication ⭐ As part of our ongoing GREEN RAY Project, we conducted emission studies onboard a state-of-the-art cruise ship, namely beautiful MSC World Europa. Regarding methane slip, we found that at load conditions of 50% and above, low methane slip values lead to 13-15% lower total CO2eq with LNG compared to MGO while at lower load conditions the situation is vice versa. Since the real-world load profile of the engine (8 months) show that most of the vessel operation time (~ 90%) is at engine load higher than 40%, benefits can be achieved. Methane slip weighted according to the actual engine operation profile resulted in 1.7% of fuel use. See the publication, lead by my clever colleague Niina Kuittinen : https://lnkd.in/dwZWMsXc
Methane slip and other emissions from newbuild LNG engine under real-world operation of a state-of-the art cruise ship
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