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MTCC-AFRICA PILOT PROJECTS-STATUS, CHALLENGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

• DR. ROBERT KIPLIMO | MTCC-AFRICA PROJECT DIRECTOR

GMN TECHNICAL WORKSHOP | 22-26TH OCTOBER 2018 | LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

The Global MTCC Network (GMN) project is funded by the European Union and implemented by IMO The views expressed in this presentation can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union

CONTENT REVIEW

Introduction Pilot project I Current Status Time lines of Implementation Challenges faced and Future challenges expected

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Introduction : Maritime domain

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Source: Maritime Technology handout by Professor T. Nakazawa (2013))

Introduction : Pollution from Ships

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Source: Second IMO GHG Study 2009

Indirect measures to support the GHG reduction efforts:  Support the development and update of national action plan – Involved in National action plan  Encouraging ports to facilitate GHG reductions from shipping – OPS proposed  Encouraging technical cooperation and capacity building activities - National workshops One way to reduce these Impacts for Vessels while staying in the Port-OPS.

Pilot project status

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• Supply of a connection Point to Berth No.1 targeting Roro Vessels
• A Max. of 2MVA (1.6KW) Supply capacity envisaged
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Line with International standard for OPS systems; IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1 Utility connections in port- 6.6kV proposed for the Pilot Project

• Approx. Cost for the Pilot Project: USD. 210,000
• Project designs for Shore power and approvals done. Tendering

executed and awaiting approval from Ministry of Transport

Pilot project status

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 Survey has been done on a few sample vessels that will participate in the pilot project.  Figure shows crew demonstration

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the vessel readiness

Pilot project status

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KPA committed to partner with the MTCC to run this pilot project by facilitating the following:  Letter of commitment to fund the project – Funds approved in February 2018  Tendering process initiated – March 2018  Tender evaluation committee formed/ Technical Evaluation - May 2018  Tender awarded – June 2018  Process halted by Government with requirement for Cabinet approval – July to October 2018 with no formal communication

Comparison with the approved timelines

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ACTIVITY/DURATION JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

Tendering, evaluation and Award Procurement of Shore Power Equipment Identification of Voluntary Vessels Installation, Testing and Commissioning Providing shore power to the ships Training of ship’s staff on shore power Sensitization on energy efficient operations and Low carbon technologies- (Crew, shipping lines) Project Monitoring and Evaluation

Original proposal

Comparison with the approved timelines

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No ACTIVITY/DURATION

• Sept. 2018
• Oct. 2018
• Nov. 2018
• Dec. 2018

1 Contract Signing, Award and Kick off 2 Procurement of Shore power Equipment 3 Installation and Testing 4 Commissioning and Provision of shore power to the ships 5 Training of ship's staff on shore power 6 Sensitization on energy efficient operations 7 Project Monitoring and Evaluation

Proposed time line

Comparison with the approved timelines

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ACTIVITY/DURATION JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

Data analysis and reporting Final report and Project conclusion

2019 original time-lines

No ACTIVITY/DURATION Jan. 2019 Feb. 2019 Mar. 2019 Apr. 2019 May. 2019 Jun. 2019 Jul. 2019 Aug. 2019 Sept. 2019 1 Installation and Testing 2 Commissioning and Provision of Shore Power to the ships 3 Training of ship's staff on Shore Power 4 Sensitization on energy efficient

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5 Project Monitoring and Evaluation 6 Data analysis and reporting 7 Final report and Project conclusion

2019 Proposed time- lines

Challenges to the Implementation of OPS

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Currently, none of the African seaports have developed and implemented an OPS system for use by seagoing ships. This status is attributed to various challenges, among them:  The high cost of installing an OPS system;  Unsteady mains power supply and inability by most ports to generate own electric power;  Lack of a legal basis to implement an OPS system due to many African countries not ratifying MARPOL Annex VI;  Unpredictability working with third party in the implementation;

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Thank you for your attention! http://gmn.imo.org/ MTCC-Africa website:

http://mtccafrica.jkuat.ac.ke/