To compete with fossil fuels, alternative fuels will need to meet the following characteristics: GHG neutral over the entire chain, high energy density and worldwide availability. The MIDC assessed different marine fuels on those characteristics.
Read more
Design measures are measures that optimize the design of a ship to it’s operating conditions. This can be done by optimization of different parts (fore body, aft body, appendages) of the ship resulting in efficiency improvements.
Read more
Under hydrodynamics all measures are categorised that improve the efficiency of the ship-propeller interaction and reduces the resistance of the hull. This improves the flow to the propeller and enhances the propeller efficiency while reducing ship motions.
Read more
Improvements within the engine room fall under machinery. These measures improve the energy management onboard the ship. This includes the main engine, auxilary engines and electricity network.
Read more
Under renewables we mean all measures that provides energy onboard a ship from a renewable resource. This can be energy in the form of propulsive force (kites, sails) or electricity (solar panels).
Read more
To compete with fossil fuels, alternative fuels will need to meet the following characteristics: GHG neutral over the entire chain, high energy density and worldwide availability. The MIDC assessed different marine fuels on those characteristics.
Read more
Design measures are measures that optimize the design of a ship to it’s operating conditions. This can be done by optimization of different parts (fore body, aft body, appendages) of the ship resulting in efficiency improvements.
Read more
Under hydrodynamics all measures are categorised that improve the efficiency of the ship-propeller interaction and reduces the resistance of the hull. This improves the flow to the propeller and enhances the propeller efficiency while reducing ship motions.
Read more
Improvements within the engine room fall under machinery. These measures improve the energy management onboard the ship. This includes the main engine, auxilary engines and electricity network.
Read more
Under renewables we mean all measures that provides energy onboard a ship from a renewable resource. This can be energy in the form of propulsive force (kites, sails) or electricity (solar panels).
Read moreOn this page ongoing and future projects of the members of the MIDC will be highlighted.
Read more
Decarbonisation is an issue that calls for urgent action: increased efficiency, technological innovation, access to finance and clear regulations are topics that can only be tackled through a dedicated platform. In 2016 the Royal Belgian …
The most used fuel in international shipping today is HFO which accounts for approximately 77% of all fuel burned in marine engines today. This fuel is a residue from the refining industry, it has a …
The MIDC meeting (22/03) with interesting topics on the agenda (methane slip measurements, methanol as a fuel for l… https://t.co/TPxNmK1MyM
Welcome to the Energy Observer from March 21st until March 29th at Zaha Hadid plein 1, 2030 Antwerpen.… https://t.co/ND7aywrGQg
Wilfried Lemmens gave a presentation about the MIDC at the climate and oceans conference (attended by Kitack Lim, P… https://t.co/NX3HLwNWNU
RT @seaeurope: Secretary General Christophe Tytgat delivered a speech on the vision of @seaeurope & @WaterborneTP on the main environmental…
We're proud to present the launch of the website of the Maritime Industry Decarbonisation Council ( @MIDC_Climate )… https://t.co/bDTXg5ugGR
Hello Twitter! #myfirstTweet
