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Learn about GHG indexing for ships, CO2 equations for "yearly" and "voyage" calculations, incorporating refrigerant gas tonnage and GWP to equate to CO2 equivalency. Detailed examples for VLCC, product tankers, and chemical tankers.
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GHG Indexing of Ships India Technical Seminar September 2005
GHG Indexing of Ships • CO2 Equation used for “Yearly” Calculations C. Con. Factor * S FCi / S (M Cargoi * Dist i ) Where: C. Con Factor for HFO = 3.11 C. Con Factor for MDO = 3.17 Distance = Loaded + Ballast distance (nm)
GHG Indexing of Ships • CO2 Equation used for “Voyage” Calculations C. Con. Factor * FCi / (M Cargoi * Dist i ) Where: C. Con Factor for HFO = 3.11 C. Con Factor for MDO = 3.17 Distance = Loaded + Ballast distance (nm)
GHG Indexing of Ships • GHG Index used for “Yearly” and “Voyage” calculations uses same principle but incorporates refrigerant gas refill tonnage (RF) and the Global Warming Potential (GWP = 3780) of the gas to equate it to CO2 equivalency (C.Conv.Factor * S FC i) + (S RF i * GWP) / S(M Cargo i * Dist i )
GHG Indexing of ShipsExample of a VLCC Voyage Data Calculation
GHG Indexing of ShipsExample of VLCCs Voyage Data Calculations
GHG Indexing of ShipsExamples of Product Tankers Yearly Data
GHG Indexing of ShipsExamples of Product Tankers’ Yearly CO2 & GHG Calculations
GHG Indexing of Shipsan Example of Chemical Tanker Voyage Data
GHG Indexing of Shipsan Example of Chemical Tanker Voyage Data Calculations
GHG Indexing of ShipsChemical Tanker Voyage Data Calculations