This is great news for the UK as a world leader in research to accelerate the decarbonisation and elimination of air pollution both at sea and in major ports worldwide. The research hub, led by University of Durham should provide cost effective solutions, in terms of alternatives to heavy fuel oils that propel major cargo vessels across the world.
Although LNG, as a fuel source is already in use, primarily in the high value holiday cruise industry, this only represents a small % of total maritime fuel used.
CompEx Certification has a suite of competency qualifications: MT01-04 that enable certified technicians to ensure the safe installation, inspection & testing and maintenance of Ex-rated equipment in cruise ships, thereby providing’peace of mind’ for passengers and crew at sea and at berth, in port.
Our Durham University Department of Engineering Durham Energy Institute researchers have been chosen by the UK’s Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom and the EPSRC to lead the new £21.3m UK National Clean Maritime Research Hub.
Over 80 universities, industrial, civic & international partners aim to accelerate the decarbonisation & elimination of air pollution from maritime activity in ports & at sea.
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Durham to lead new £21.3m research hub to decarbonise UK maritime sector - Durham University
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