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RISE OF METHANOL AS FUTURE PROOF MARINE FUEL
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Shipowners must find cleaner energy pathways to comply with current and future IMO decarbonization goals. These pathways will require major investment for a new-build vessel that may have a working life of 20-25 years; requiring long-term, innovative, cost-effective, future-proofed, and truly sustainable strategies and solutions.
Methanol meets all these demands; with many advantages when used as marine fuel. These include its clean-burning properties, minimal environmental impact from accidental spills, cost economics, and safer and simpler storage and handling compared to other alternative fuels currently being proposed for the shipping industry - including LNG, hydrogen, and ammonia.
Points to be addressed:
• Why Methanol?
• What are the technological and operational challenges posed by the use of methanol as a marine fuel?
• Green ship finances
• What is the Global availability of Methanol?
• What are the new developments concerning DF Methanol engines?
• Methanol economics, pricing & availability?
• Methanol and de-carbonization
• What is the impact of Maersk’s decision to use methanol as fuel in some of its vessels?
• Is there sufficient global capacity available or in the pipeline to produce methanol? What will be its impact on methanol pricing in the future?
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Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Dec 12, 2022 13:00 Panama Topic: RISE OF METHANOL AS FUTURE PROOF MARINE FUEL Register in advance for this webinar: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_am7L2dtgS4eGDguidQaNXQ After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. ---------- Webinar Speakers Jason Chesko (DIrector Global MarIne Fuel Development @Methanex CorporatIon, Vancouver Canada) As the Director, Global MarIne Fuel, Mr. Jason Chesko Is focused on executIng Methanex’s global energy strategy and InItIatIves to support methanol demand growth Into marIne fuels and other energy applications. Mr. Chesko chaIrs the Methanol InstItute’s Global Fuels Committee and sIts on various other Industry commIttees. Based In Vancouver, BC, Mr. Chesko has been wIth Methanex Corporation sInce 2002. Before hIs current role, Mr. Chesko led Methanex’s Investor RelatIons functIon for six years and held positions In Corporate Development where he worked on various growth projects and new business InItIatIves. Before joining Methanex, Mr. Chesko worked In Investment Banking at CIBC World Markets, provIdIng capItal raIsIng and advIsory servIces for InstItutIonal clients, and at Chevron Canada focusIng on the downstream fuels market. Mr. Chesko graduated from the University of British Columbia wIth a Bachelor of Commerce and completed a Master of Business Administration degree at the UnI. Captain Saleem Alavi (President @Sea Commerce America Inc) Captain Alavi is 52 years maritime/shipping industry veteran and his experience encompasses the full spectrum of the industry. During his professional journey in addition from being a ship-owner and ship operator, he was Director UAE Flag and Maritime Advisor to the Chairman of UAE Maritime Administration, Senior Vice President Research and Strategic Planning (RASP) at DVB Bank, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Logistic and LNG Supply Consultant with Emirates LNG, Abu Dhabi. Executive Vice President Armemant SECAM, Houston, Tx, Regional Manager (Northern California) Canada Maritime Agencies, San Francisco, General Manager Gulf Marine Services, Geneva. Captain Alavi holds MSc. in Maritime Economics & Logistics, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, PG Diploma in Maritime Law (LondonMet) and a Dip. in Maritime Casualty Investigation (Kent), Certificates in International Environmental Law AND Alternate Dispute Resolution (UNITAR, Geneva). And his journey continues in pursuit of education...... Captain Orlando Allard (President @President, Consultative Council CCCTP, Panama) Captain Orlando Allard is the President of the Advisory Council of the Technical Training & Certification Centre of the Santa Maria La Antigua Catholic University, the oldest existing private university in Panama. He is also the president of his own consulting firm, MareMundi Consulting, Inc. and represents several consulting and maritime casualty investigations and risk assessment companies in Panama. He is a Panama Maritime Authority certified surveyor and Flag State Casualty Lead Investigator. Additionally, because of his ample experience in dealing with IMO and ILO regulations impacting on seafarers training and working conditions, as well as Panama Canal, shipping and port operations, Captain Allard´s advice is frequently sought to effect changes to the existing national and international regulatory framework. He was part of the IMO team that put together the Ship Energy Efficiency MARPOL Regulations. Captain Allard worked in the Panama Canal for over 30 years. Lawrence Navin (Director. Government and Public Affairs @Methanol Institute, Washington DC) Lawrence Navin joined the Methanol Institute In June 2013. Lawrence's background includes having worked for the US Chamber of Commerce's US-IndIa BusIness CouncIl, the US Department of Commerce’s InternatIonal Trade AdmInIstratIon, the Overseas PrIvate Investment CorporatIon (OPIC), and In the US Senate. Lawrence’s role wIth MI Includes managIng the InstItute’s government and public affaIrs actIvItIes In the Americas and Europe, and to direct the InstItute’s communIcatIons and socIal medIa actIvItIes. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree In InternatIonal RelatIons from the University of Delaware, and a Master of Arts degree In International Commerce and Policy from George Mason University Pavel Chernyshov (Partner/Co-Founder @Arkview Capital, New York, NY) Mr. Chernyshov Is a Partner at ArkvIew CapItal, a prIvate equIty fund based In Stamford, CT. ArkvIew In partnershIp wIth MSea Group owns and operates a fleet of dual-fuel methanol carrIers to promote clean fuels In the shipping sector. Prior to foundIng ArkvIew, Mr. Chernyshov was a Managing DIrector at Ziff Brothers Investments, a prominent famIly offIce based In New York. Since joining ZBI In 2009, Mr. Chernyshov had various roles across different groups at ZBI, IncludIng Investment Strategy, Private Markets, Ventures, and most recently the overall Investment Committee. Prior to ZBI, Mr. Chernyshov worked at a private equity fund, KKR & Co. He started hIs career as an Investment banker at Morgan Stanley. Mr. Chernyshov holds a Bachelor of Arts In Computer Science and Economics from Amherst College. He was an Osathanugrah Scholar and was awarded the James R. Nelson Prize In Economics. Engineer Angel Urena (Director Canal Inter Institutional Watershed Commission @Panama Canal Authority (ACP), Panama) Angel Ureña Vargas has a degree in International Studies from the State University of New York, a Masters's Degree in Environmental Management, and has a Postgraduate Degree in Management and Environmental Impact Assessment. He has been Director of Environmental Policy of the National Association for the Conservation of Nature (ANCON) and Secretary General and President of the Panamanian Committee of the World Conservation Union (IUCN). He has also participated as a speaker in different events both in Panama and internationally and was a contributing author of Chapter 12 of the United Nations GEO + 5 Report. In 2001, he started working as an Environmental Specialist in the Environment Division of the Panama Canal Authority, where he coordinated various programs of Environmental Economic Incentives and REDD + example. Since 2013, he is the Manager of the Environmental Assessment Section of the Panama Canal. Engineer Ervin Vargas Wilson (Technical Director @MTCC Latin America, Panama City, Panama) He is a Marine Nautical Engineer graduated from the Panama Nautical School. With more than 20 years of experience in the maritime industry, working as Chief Engineer on board ships and occupying the position of Technical Superintendent in shipping companies nationally and internationally. He has studies in Postgraduate Degree in Higher Education, Postgraduate Degree in Shipbuilding and Naval Repair, Diploma in Tugboats Engineer, Has the Train to Trainer Course on Energy Efficient Ship Operation organized by the IMO and other technical courses. He is currently professor at the International Maritime University of Panama and holds the position of Marine Engineering School Director of the Faculty of Nautical Sciences and MTCC-Latin America Technical Director Olmedo Fanfan (Sales Manager, Projects @Wartsila North America Inc.) With over 18 years of experience in the commercial marine industry, Olmedo Farfán specializes in propulsion integration, engine performance, and decarbonization technology. Olmedo is the North America Projects Sales Manager at Wartsila. He also has extensive experience in global sales and leadership development across a variety of industries from Fortune 500 companies, shipyards, and private equity firms. In his current role with Wartsila, Olmedo leads the decarbonization efforts with marine customers as well as the implementation of propulsion solutions for more efficient and profitable customer operations. Olmedo is a graduate of the University of New Orleans with a degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. He also holds a Master’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University. Prof. Alexis Javier Rodríguez (@Universidad Catolica Santa Maria La Antigua Panama) He began as an ordinary seaman in international voyage vessels. Obtained his degree in Law and Political Science from Catholic University Santa Maria La Antigua with honors, Magna Cum Laude. He holds a Master in Maritime Law, a Master in Maritime Business Administration in Ports, Environmental Management and Carbon Neutral, from Earth University, Deusto University, Bilbao, Spain, and Catholic University Santa Maria La Antigua receiving Summa Cum Laude Honors. He also holds a MBA from INCAE Business School and a Postgraduate in Maritime Energy from the World Maritime University. Mr. Rodriguez was a Professor of International law and international conventions on maritime issues, pollution, and climate change at Catholic Universidad Santa Maria La Antigua in the areas. He was also visiting Professor at Sergio Arboleda University in Santa Marta, Colombia. In the public sector, he worked at the Panama Maritime Auth Kjeld Aabo (DIrector New TechnologIes 2 stroke promotIon, @MAN ES, Denmark) JoIned MAN B&W DIesel In 1983 after educatIon In mechanIcal engIneerIng and a dIploma In Sales. 2013 DIrector new technology promotIon 2 stroke engInes In Copenhagen 2010 Head of MarIne and Offshore BrazIl. Expat In RIo De JaneIro untIl 1 /10-2013 2008 Head of 2-stroke promotIon WWO 2006 to 2008 Head of research center Copenhagen 2002 to 2006 SenIor Manager engIneerIng. 5 departments. (totally 51 persons) 1994 to 2002 Manager In 2-stroke marIne InstallatIon department (12 persons In dept.) 1991 to 1994 Group Manager In 2-stroke marIne InstallatIon department 1983 to 1991 Project engIneer In MAN B&W 2-stroke poIr statIon dIvIsIon 1986 and MarketIng of economIc and management from Copenhagen.
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