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SHIP CONCEPTSSHIP CONCEPTSfor thefor the

Agenda

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Future ship trends

Introduction

Three ship concepts • Water carrier - Rough Seas• Megabox carrier - Yellow River• Algae harvester - Open Oceans

Future of shipping

Two certainties: • Shipping will continue to be part of the transport matrix• Fresh water will become more valuable

The Shipping Scenarios call for new shipping patterns andship designs• New commodities will be transported• New cargo trade patterns will emerge• New functions and services will call for purpose built ships

– Energy, fresh water production, waste management • More efficient (economically and environmentally) transports

are needed

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Three concepts for three scenarios

WATERCARRIER

Water is valuablewater is transported

ALGAE HARVESTING VESSEL

Algae is used toproduce bio fuels

new ships are needed

MEGABOXCARRIER

Transport of consumer goods from Africa to

China

Water carrier for the Rough Seas

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Energy scarcity• Consumption of natural resources should be minimized• Ships will contain technology to reduce energy

consumption Dwt 150 000 dwtLength 285 mBreadth 46 mDraft 16 m

Water is valuable and is in short supply water is transported

Water carrier for the Rough Seas

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Flettner rotorsto harness the wind energyFlettner rotorsto harness the wind energy

Air lubrication to reduce frictional resistanceAir lubrication to reduce frictional resistance

Streamlined deckhouseStreamlined deckhouse

Multi fuel enginesMulti fuel engines

LNG tanks on deckLNG tanks on deck

Fish tail propulsionFish tail propulsion

Box carrier for Yellow River

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• Shipping is increasingly important for China• China controls and influences entire transport

chains possibility to generate new transport standards– Larger cargo units for higher transport efficiency

Capacity 1 000 MBEULength 400 mBreadth 58 mDraft 14.5 m

Large trade volumes of produced goods from Africa to China

Box carrier for Yellow River

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Long waterlineLong waterlineOptional Nuclear powerOptional Nuclear power

Larger cargo units: Mega Box1 000 MBEU = 8 000 FEU = 16 000 TEULarger cargo units: Mega Box1 000 MBEU = 8 000 FEU = 16 000 TEU

Cargo rampCargo hold can be loaded simultaneously with the cargo deck. Flexibility and speed.

Cargo rampCargo hold can be loaded simultaneously with the cargo deck. Flexibility and speed.

Rim drive propulsionRim drive propulsion

DF aux enginesDF aux engines

Algae harvesting vessel for Open Oceans

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• Algae is used to produce bio fuelsnew ships are needed

• Environmentally friendly operation is required

Length 100 mBreadth 20 mDraft 6 m

Climate change is perceived as an opportunity and innovating green solutions is a lifestyle new green technology is introduced

Algae harvesting vessel for Open Oceans

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The Algae harvester skims trough the water surface to collect algae that is growing in large basins in the ocean

Barges are collected with tugsand replaced with new onesBarges are collected with tugsand replaced with new ones

Algae is collect into bargesAlgae is collect into barges

Algae is filtered from the sea waterAlgae is filtered from the sea water

Large booms are used to enlargethe surface area processedLarge booms are used to enlargethe surface area processed

Algae harvesting vessel for Open Oceans

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DF enginesrunning on bio gasDF enginesrunning on bio gas

Low loss electric drivesLow loss electric drives

No crewNo crew

Solar powerSolar power

Thrusters with electric driveThrusters with electric drive

Fuel cells running on bio gasFuel cells running on bio gas

Future ship trends

• Energy efficiency will be a key factor in all scenarios• Emissions reduction will also be important• Multi fuel

– Shipping will use a more diverse mix of fuels– Increasing number of ships will also have multi fuel capability

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Summary

• Wärtsilä’s technology roadmap and strategy ensures success in all scenarios

• Technologies needed in-line with Wärtsilä’s strategy:– Efficiency improvement– Environment & sustainability– Fuel flexibility and multi-fuel– Holistic approach: system integration and customer solutions

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Contacts

Oskar LevanderHead of Conceptual Design+358-40-832 [email protected]