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When will Ops become a requirement in the container sector?

By 2035, this requirement extends to all EU ports where shore power is available. As Wärtsilä marine director, electrical and power systems business Torsten Büssow says, “The adoption of OPS in the container sector will increase, but how and when will largely depend on shoreside investments, driven by regulatory mandates.

What drives the uptake of shore power in the container sector?

Shoreside investments and regulation are the key drivers behind the uptake of shore power in the container sector. A huge driver is the FuelEU Maritime Regulation, whereby from 2030, passenger and container ships must use onshore power (OPS) at Trans-European Network (TEN-T) ports when moored for more than two hours.

How will EU regulations affect OPS for container and passenger ships?

EU regulation, adapted under the Fit for 55 program, is focused on OPS for container and passenger ships because these segments produce the highest emissions per ship. Two regulations will drive adoption of OPS for these segments:

What are the system protection requirements for hybrid/all-electric power systems?

The system protection requirements for hybrid/all-electric power systems are to comply with 4-8-2/9 of the Marine Vessel Rules, 4-3-2/9.11 of MOU Rules or 3/15 of the ABS Requirements for DC Power Distribution Systems as applicable.

When will Ops be available for container and passenger ships?

By 31 December 2029, major coastal and inland ports on the Trans-European Networks (TEN-T) must have OPS available for container and passenger ships, as per AFIR Article 9.

How long can a ship moored in a TEN-T port use Ops?

According to FuelEU Article 6 (1), from 1 January 2030, container and passenger ships over 5,000 GT moored for more than two hours in TEN-T ports, which satisfy AFIR Article 9 conditions outlined above, must use OPS to meet all their electric power demand while moored.

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