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Historical Events
INEC 15th International Naval Engineering Conference
15th International Naval Engineering Conference incorporating the International Ship Control Systems Symposium: Disrupting Technologies
In light of the ongoing uncertainty surrounding organised events and international travel in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IMarEST and the INEC/iSCSS Technical Advisory Committee have taken the decision to continue with the INEC / iSCSS 2020 conference in a virtual online format.
Date And Time
Mon, 5 Oct 2020, 04:00 –
Fri, 9 Oct 2020, 13:00 ADT
International Naval Engineering Conference and Exhibition (INEC)
INEC aims to address issues facing existing, upcoming and future naval projects such as the challenges of evolving threats, growing environmental concerns, availability of skilled personnel, fiscal constraints and game-changing technologies.
The event aims to stimulate researchers, engineers, seafarers and students to present their perspectives on inspiring innovation across the naval and wider maritime domain as well as those sectors which could influence future advances and benefit the maritime industry.
Great Lakes Annual Golf Tournament
Date: Friday, August 28, 2020 with an 11:00 am start
Location: Willodell Golf Course, Niagra Falls
Designing Green Vessels for Green Projects
| C.I.Mar.E St Lawrence Branch Presents
WEBINAR TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH 10:30 EST Designing Green Vessels for Green Projects As sustainability regulations are tightening, the need for a greener energy production value chain grows. Reducing ship operation emissions is a necessary part of this. We dive into how recent developments in fuel cells and how they can be used to reduce global and local emissions. Using real life examples from ABB’s activities in R&D and hydrogen fuel cells pilot projects, we will also present how fuel cells can be scaled up for high power ranges. SPEAKER Jostein Bogen
Vice President, Global Product Manager Energy Storage & Fuel cells , ABB Marine & Ports +47 952 91 394 Based in Oslo, Norway History and background: |
Jostein Bogen is currently Vice President, Global Product Manager Energy Storage & Fuel Cells with ABB Marine, based in Oslo. His background includes 25 years of diverse experience in the Maritime industries in Ship Automation, Navigation and Propulsion, of which the last 20 years have been in ABB. He has held various positions in ABB, including Business development, R&D, Sales & Project Management within ABB Marine & Ports.
Technical Presentation – MAGSTM is the best solution for MARPOL Annex V regulations.
C.I.Mar.E St. Lawrence Branch
WEBINAR 14th TUESDAY JULY 2020 FROM 14:00 – 15:00 EST
Presented by: Dr. Theodora Alexakis, VP Business Development
TERRAGON PROUD CANADIAN TECHNOLOGY COMPANY.
Synopsis: MAGSTM is the best solution for MARPOL Annex V regulations. Terragon patented technology will reduce the waste volume by over 95%, but more interestingly, it will convert this waste into useful energy that can be integrated back into the vessel
- WETTTM-O is a patent-pending technology for oily bilgewater treatment. It is fully automated with a rapid start-up, which does not use filters, adsorption media, membranes, chemicals or biological treatment. WETT-O is based on a marinized advanced electrocoagulation approach.
https://terragon.net/our-company/
Dr. Alexakis is a Chemical Engineer who has led the development and commercialization of several waste treatment technologies for nearly 25 years. Dr. Alexakis has worked with Terragon for 14 years, initially leading the development of MAGS and, more recently, leading the development of new applications for MAGS as well as the development of new waste-to-resource products.
Details for log-in to the meeting will be available around the webinar date.
RSVP: st.lawrence-branch@cimare.ca
Sustainable Challenges: Marine Shipping
Date: 28 May 2020 (Thursday)
Timing: 1800 ADT (1700 ET)
1085-1810 Introduction of Presenter – Derek Hughes (Atlantic Branch Member)
1810-1840 Bud’s Presentation “Sustainable Challenges: Marine Shipping”
1840-1850 Questions
1850-1900 Session Wrap-up – Derek Hughes (Atlantic Branch Member)
Speaker: Kamen Stoykov, Marine Sales M.A.N Canada