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As
global warming accelerates and human awareness of environmental protection
increases, it has become the consensus of human society to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions to achieve the goal of global temperature control. Although
shipping is the cleanest and most efficient mode of transportation, IMO has
taken the initiative to shoulder responsibility for reducing emissions from
shipping by establishing entry barriers and ensuring both "good
manufacturing" and "good management". For this purpose, IMO has
issued the preliminary strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from
international shipping and phasing out shipping greenhouse gas emissions as
soon as possible in this century.
Whether
for technical or operational energy efficiency measures, a practical problem is
how to evaluate and verify the effect of energy saving and emission reduction.
Ship types and tonnages vary, shipping routes differ, and the weather
environment on the routes ever change, so it is necessary to develop shipping
green ecological assessment and verification technologies and standards from
multiple perspectives, in multiple directions and at multiple levels, by means
of data analysis, simulation modeling, and full-scale ship verification.
Focusing
on the green ecological technologies for ships, the Integrated Green Ecological
Laboratory gives full consideration to the requirements of government
authorities, IMO and industry organizations' shipping green ecological laws,
regulations and norms to carry out technical evaluation and verification
services for ship energy efficiency, greenhouse gas and pollutant emission
control, and issue evaluation and verification reports or technical certificates,
so as to promote the high-quality development of shipping green ecology.
For
more details, please contact us at:
China
Classification Society -> Scientific Innovation and Test Center
Phone:
010-58113478
Email:
yuxiaochuan@ccs.org.cn
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