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1 AAPA: Greenport Americas 2010 P r o g r e s s o n To o l s for Implementation C h a r l e s t o n S C, U S A, 4-6 M a y Jan Fransen

2 A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports The link between environment and commercial sense W h a t i s Green Award B e n e f i t T h e e ff o r t F u t u r e Who - What Why - How Result - Future

3 A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports and waterways The link between environment and commercial sense What is Green Award Green Award c e r t i f i e s s h i p s a n d s h i p p i ng c o m p a n i es Green Award pays a t t e n t i o n t o Quality, Safety, E n v i r o n m ent Raise t h e b a r gradually C o n t i n u o us i m p r o v e m e n t S h i p s : c r u d e + p r o d u c t t a n k e r s a n d dry b u l k c a rriers P o r t s a n d other parties p a r t n e r in Green Award s c h e m e a n d provide i n c e n t i v es t o t h e c e r t i f i e d s h i p s. N o n p r o f i t I n d u s t r y represented i n Boards Who What - Benefit What Why Effort - How Future Result - Future

4 The link between environment and commercial sense What is in it for the port? A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports S a f e t y: less i n c i d e nts Quality: better turnaround time E n v i r o n m ent: enhanced e n v i r o n m e n t a l p e r f o r m a n c e Who What - Benefit What Why Effort What How Incentives - How Future Requirements Result - Future Ships Future

5 The link between environment and commercial sense What is in it for the port? A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports G A w i l l r a i s e t h e b a r o n r e d u c t i o n o f a i r e m i s s i o n s New requirements focus on emission reduction on new and existing ships; This starts with company policy on targets for max. emission limits; It continues with recognition of measures taken to reduce NOx, SOx, PM and CO2; And it ends with making emission reduction accomplished by the individual ship, transparent for stakeholders. Participation in the IAPH/WPCI ESI -> high score! Expected to enter into force this year Who What - How Benefit What Incentives Why Effort - How Future Requirements Result - Future Ships Future

6 A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports The link between environment and commercial sense What is in it for the port? GA will raise the bar on reduction of air emissions cnt d Training of shipboard staff for new systems; Safe change over between fuel types (low sulphur); Change over procedure linked to passage plan; Health and safety issues with new emission reduction systems. Expected to enter into force this year Who What - Benefit What Why Effort - How Future Result - Future

7 The link between environment and commercial sense What is in it for the port? A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports Responsible waterballast management Safe fill bunkers (fuel tanks) Far reaching maintenance requirements mooring equipment. Enhanced shipboard operations = turnaround Tool to assist with CSR policies Who What - How Benefit What Incentives Why Effort - How Future Requirements Result - Future Ships Future

8 The link between environment and commercial sense Effort: Incentive? A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports Operational / f i n a n c i a l F i n a n c ial r a n g e s 3% - 21% P o r t decides o n incentive P o r t decides f o r s h i p t ype(s) F o u r ports joined r e c e n t l y! Vancouver, Montreal, Sohar, Nelson Pro Sea Foundation Who What - Benefit What Why Effort - How Future Result - Future

9 The link between environment and commercial sense Future A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports Certification scheme for other ship types: LNG + Container Requests from dredging, chemical and inland shipping New certification requirements advancing in extra clean and safe shipping Who What - How Benefit What Incentives Why Effort - How Future Requirements Result - Future Ships Future

10 The link between environment and commercial sense Effects and recognition! A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports Significant better achievements in inspections Crew pride! Environmental awareness! Charter preference OCIMF database / Equasis / Rightship Who What - How Benefit What Incentives Why Effort - How Future Requirements Result - Future Ships Future

11 A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports The link between environment and commercial sense Ideal situation: network of ports and other partners Preference for quality tonnage leads to continuous improvement in shipping, resulting in a better port environment The support of ports via incentives is essential. The more partners joining, the better the result. Who What - How Benefit What Incentives Why Effort - How Future Requirements Result - Future Ships Future

12 A simple, recognised tool to address CSR issues in ports The link between environment and commercial sense... Aiming for sustainable port/ship operations Who What - Benefit What Why Effort What How Incentives - How Future Requirements Result - Future Ships Future