The Institute is a pro bono sponsor to the Australia China LNG Forum 2018 on 8/9 October in Perth. We believe this Forum which attracts over 150 mid to senior level Chinese LNG executives is a good opportunity for our members to learn the date of play in China from the Chinese and in Australia from Australians. The updating forum is on the KC. I hope you see you there!
Managing Change – Oil Condition Monitoring & the 2020 Global Sulphur Cap
By Paul Parkinson – VPS Global OCM Business Development Leader
9th May 2018
Driven by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the marine industry is currently going through important and significant environmental changes through a reduction in sulphur content of marine fuel from 3.5% to 0.5%. To fulfil this new requirement, stakeholders in the industry are debating and considering the merits of alternative fuels, different engine equipment and configurations as well as advances in scrubber cleaning technology. Fuels and lubricants both come into contact with engine systems so any changes that occur will have an even wider impact on marine vessel equipment. To minimise the impact of any negative consequences it is important to manage this change effectively.
In order to improve the quality of domestic ship transport capacity and promote the development of safety and environment-friendly of waterway transport, in accordance with the "Regulations on the Administration of Domestic Waterway Transport", "Regulations on the Administration of Old Transport Vessels" and other relevant requirements, the relevant matters are announced as follows:
This announcement is valid for 5 years.
Released by Ministry of Transport of the P.R.C. on June 28, 2018.
Inverse Energy Joins the Clean MFI Team. Welcome aboard!
Clean Marine Fuel Institute welcomes @InverseEnergy to its growing portfolio of recognised Energy & Resources industry members.
Recently nominated for a subsea new enterprise award, Inverse Energy supports Western Australian companies to attract, retain and develop highly-skilled managers and leadership professionals.
As advocates of the institute’s three pillars of job creation, energy security and public health, we look forward to their contribution.
A terminal operator in Hamburg is testing an LNG-fueled generator that allows ships to turn off their auxiliary engines during cargo operations. Becker Marine Systems, Hapag-Lloyd and Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) have been testing the new technology as part of a joint pilot project since the start of the year.
Dear Clean MFI members. We are pleased to announce our co sponsorship of this years 2018 Australia-China LNG Forum. Below please find information on the Forum, which will be held in Perth on 8-9 October 2018. I would encourage you all to consider attending this important LNG Forum in Perth.
