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  • IMarEST Ballast Water Technology Conference, Thursday 23 - Friday 24 February 2012

    Authors

    IMarEST plus various presenters

    Shelf Location

    CD cupboard 155 & H:\drive

    Abstract

    Although a minority of shipowners regard the Ballast Water Management Convention as completely impractical, many view its ratification as a foregone conclusion. If that is the case, they will need to avoid down time and loss of earnings when it enters into force. Can shipowners meet requirements of the Convention in time? Even while yards are gearing up to a surge in retrofit work and equipment manufacturers are busy setting up installation businesses and partners, it remains unclear if a bottleneck can be avoided. The focus of IMarEST’s Ballast Water Technology Conference - to highlight the challenges facing shipowners and managers and the technical solutions available; offering both practical and critical guidance as to the most appropriate systems to adopt to ensure their regulatory compliance – offered by the experts and marine engineers most qualified to advise shipping. The Conference was held under the auspices of the IMarEST Ballast Water Expert Group (BWEG), the membership of which encompasses all industry stakeholders: including representatives of the IMOGloBallast, the Global Industry Alliance and the North Sea BW Opportunity Project. Conference Highlights Keynote: The challenge of achieving compliance – is it physically possible? Keynote: Overview of the IMO Ballast Water Management Convention Port State Control: Enforcement and challenges for owners Flag and coastal State view Ensuring a level playing field US perspectives: USCG, US EPA,STEP and State views Discussion Panel: Reconciling US and European views Type approval Case Study Choosing the right system for your ship Technology Panel: Developers and suppliers answer delegates' questions Biological testing to meet Convention requirements Retrofit challenges: When, how and where Owner’s view: A convention too far Owner's concerns and position? Can engineers meet the deadlines imposed on shipping? Conference Chairman: Tom Mackey, Senior Consultant, Hyde Marine, Inc. and Co-Chairman, IMarEST Ballast Water Expert Group; Keynote: Dr David Wright, The challenge of achieving compliance –is it physically possible?; Self and Science. High Stakes Conflict in Murky Seas. by David Wright Keynote: Chris Wiley, Chairman, IMO Ballast Water Working Group; Jose Matheickal, IMO; Dr Cato ten Hallers-Tjabbes, CaTO Marine Ecosystems and North Sea Ballast Water Opportunity Project The North Sea Ballast Water Opportunity Project The project and recent achievements 2009 –2013 (5 years); Anna Orchard, Small Island Developing States (SIDS) -BWC Implementation Issues; Brian Elliot, European Maritime Safety Agency; Dr Marcel Veldhuis, CURRENT TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR COMPLIANCE ENFORCEMENT; Jonathan Simpson, Maritime and Coastguard Agency; Jon Stewart,Ballast Water Regulations - The US Perspective; Dr Kai Trümpler, German Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency Charles Dorchak, ABS Capt Graham Greensmith, Lloyd’s Register, Port State Control Inspections; What challenges are there for owners? Christian Robeson, Bureau Veritas David Tongue, International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), 2012Treatment options and considerations-choosing the right system for your ship; Capt Kuba Szymanski, InterManager ; Dr Stephan Gollasch, Biological Testing to Proof IMO Ballast Water Management Convention Standards; Jurrien Baretta, Goltens Green Technologies, BarettaBallast water treatment retrofits; Eddie Bucknall, Columbia Shipmanagement, BALLAST WATER TREATMENT A CONVENTION TOO FAR; Vayia Hatziyianni, Owner's Concerns and Position; Richard Vie, Carnival Corporation & plc, Ballast Water Treatment System Installation; Leanne Page, A flag and Coastal State View;

    Authors

    IMarEST plus various presenters

    Publisher

    IMarEST

    Shelf Location

    CD cupboard 155 & H:\drive

    Date published

    2012