Floating Fuel Depots™: A flexible platform for alternative fuel delivery to the marine fleet

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Technical lecture
21 February 2024 18:30 - 19:30
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As the maritime sector moves towards low greenhouse gas (GHG) solutions, there will be a growing need for new port infrastructure to facilitate the storage and transfer of alternative energy vectors, such as ammonia, e-methanol and electric charging.  One option is the Floating Fuel Depot™, a moored barge that delivers alternative marine fuels and electric charging at locations close to points of demand.  While supplementing existing port provision, the Floating Fuel Depot™ concept will reduce emissions, promote the use of low GHG vessels and offer benefits to local communities.

In this talk Nigel Robinson, Offshore Renewables Director, and Project Engineers Mario Bovero and Craig Shepherd from Apollo will present the concept and its development under Innovate UK’s Clean Maritime Demonstration competition, from a blank canvas to a feasible concept and commercialization in time for the future wave of ScotWind developments.We will meet at 6pm for refreshments prior to the presentation beginning at 6.30pm.

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Speaker(s)

Nigel Robinson, Apollo’s Offshore Renewables Director, leads engineering for wind and marine energy, enhancing Apollo's renewables stance. With a maritime background and as an IMechE Fellow, he regularly presents at conferences and is driven by his passion for engineering and sustainable energy.

Address

Robert Gordon University - Room N118, Sir Ian Wood Building
Riverside East
Garthdee Road
Aberdeen
AB10 7GJ
United Kingdom

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Scott Rosie CEng, MIMechE
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