Marine Maintenance Technology International - April 2016

ELECTRIC & HYBRID MARINE WORLD EXPO CONFERENCE 2016 (^) ⠿
MARINE MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL | APRIL 2016 ⠿ 61
12:20pm – Presentation by Kawasaki
Heavy Industries
Details to be advised
12:45-2:05pm – Lunch
2:05-5:00pm – Results and lessons
learned from recent installations and
real world sea trials
Moderator
Japec Jakopin, co-founder, Greenline, J&J
Design, Slovenia
2:05pm – Seasight – a new silent
sightseeing ferry for the fjords
Jan-Olaf Willums, chairman, ZEM AS,
Norway
2:30pm – Hybrid retrofit installation for
an LNG offshore vessel
Tor Magne Johannessen, senior engineer,
products and systems, Westcon Power &
Automation, Norway
2:55pm – Hybrid and innovative
technology to reduce emissions
Mathieu Herieau, development manager

• marine, Leroy Somer/Control Techniques,
  France
  Philippe Pallu de la Barrière, CEO, ALTEN,
  France

3:20-3:45pm – Break

3:45pm – Silent-propulsion vessels – the

importance of electric motors and

converters

Joseba Hierro Garmendia, manager – marine

business unit, Indar Electric SL, Spain

4:10pm – Liquefied natural gas – battery

hybrid installed by Fiskerstrand

Einar Kjerstad, manager, Fiskerstrand Verft

AS, Norway

4:35pm – Small inland passenger craft

• balancing design and safety
  Marek Narewski, technical specialist, Polish
  Register of Shipping, Poland
  Czesław Dymarski, Professor – ship
  machinery, hydraulic drives and controls,
  Gdansk University of Technology, Poland

11:50am – Hybrid automation systems:
how to optimize the operational benefits
of a hybrid vessel
Moritz Krijgsman, managing director, HyPS

• Hybrid Power Systems, Netherlands

12:15pm – The Hour Of Power and viable
hybrid marine applications
John Haynes, managing director, Shock
Mitigation, UK

12:40-2:00pm – Lunch

2:00-4:05pm – Examining the next

generation of energy storage

solutions

Moderator
Timothy J McCoy PE, founder, McCoy
Consulting, USA

2:00pm – Project SchIBZ – large fuel
cell systems for seagoing vessels
Keno Leites PMP, project manager/fuel cell
application, Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems,
Germany

2:25pm – Hydrogen fuel cell-powered
boats – a case study
Jas Singh, managing director, Auriga Energy,
UK

2:50pm – Platform supply vessel
implementing lithium-ion battery and DC
grid technology
Robert Young, manager, XALT Energy, USA

Ricky Chan, technology manager, ABB
Marine and Ports, Singapore

3:15pm – Batteries=genset: new class
rules, offshore vessels in DP mode
Geoff Crocker, director of product
management, Corvus Energy, Canada

3:40pm – Barriers to and effects of using
batteries in the maritime sector
Synne Mossevig, managing director, Maritime
Battery Forum, Norway

4:05-4:30pm – Break

4:30-6:00pm – Presentation and

panel discussion – battery safety

joint development project

Moderator
Narve Mjos, director, DNV GL, Norway

4:30pm – Battery Safety Joint
Development Project
Benjamin Gully, research engineer and
project manager, DNV GL, Norway

Panel discussion – on the issues raised by
the Battery Safety Joint Development Project

David Lokhorst, director of engineering,

Corvus Energy, Canada

Robert Young, manager, XALT Energy, USA

Synne Mossevig, managing director, Maritime

Battery Forum, Norway

Benjamin Gully, research engineer and

project manager, DNV GL, Norway

Egil Mollestad, CTO, ZEM AS, Norway

Didier Jouffroy, application manager, Saft,

France

Chris Kruger, chief technical officer, PBES,

USA

Day 3 //

Thursday, June 23

9:15am-12:45pm – Enhancing

system development through testing,

modeling and simulation

Moderator

Benjamin Gully, research engineer and

project manager, DNV GL, Norway

9:15am – Determining the viability of

hybrid solutions for small commercial

vessels

Ken Wittamore, managing director, Triskel

Marine, UK

9:40am – Monitoring and optimizing

waste heat recovery for diesel-electric

vessel propulsion

Eric Link, solutions consultant, Siemens

Industry Software, Germany

10:05am – Shipboard power system

real-time simulation using state-space

nodal method

François Tempez, field application engineer,

Opal-RT Technologies, France

10:30am – Optimal combination of

power-generation units using fuel

estimation

Michael Lundh, senior principal scientist,

ABB Corporate Research, Sweden

11:00-11:30am – Break

11:30am – E-drive – An integrated

marine system approach: concepts and

verification

Gerhard Filip, senior manager, MTU

Friedrichshafen, Germany

11:55am – Advanced measurements and

analysis for inverter-driven electrical

motors

Klaus Lang, manager eDrive, HBM, Germany

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