Aquametro Oil & Marine defend steady leading position in Chinese tug market for fuel efficiency
Each of the ports will receive a customized package which was developed in close cooperation with the individual port owners. The package includes AOM’s Remote Monitoring System and fuel meter sensors to monitor the performance of the main and auxiliary engine as well as excellent service. Today AOM’s Remote Monitoring System and fuel meter systems are in operation in more than 20 Chinese ports.
The Global greenhouse effect is growing seriously. The carbon neutrality of China will be realized by 2060. That means China’s carbon emissions will be reduced from 16 billion tons a year between 2020 and 2060 which is a challenging task. Energy conservation and emission reduction are highly ranked targets of the Chinese government.
Consequently, the Chinese government has issued a strict environmental protection convention that requires all state-owned vessels such as tugs to implement energy saving and emissions reduction measures.
Project Background Overview
Ship owner: Zhoushan/Taixing/Yantian/Fuzhou Ports
Class: CCS
Project Name: Aquametro Oil & Marine Remote Monitoring System
Shipyard: Jiangsu Zhenjiang Shipyard (Group) Co., Ltd.
Product/service details:
Instantaneous/amount fuel consumption of M/E, A/E (hourly report sent back to shore terminal)
Single Trip Report Summary including total distance total F.O consumption and important events and alarm etc.
Control box open and close alarm and terminal pushing note reminder in remote PC terminal
Machine performance parameters monitoring: rpm and load etc.
Historical data query and chart analysis
Electronic – Engine logbook – timely summary and sending by email
Analysis and comparison of all monitoring data
Boarding AMS integration
Boarding CCTV integration
Emission figures measurement of CO2, SO2, NOx with CO2 MRV Logbook
Customized features for each individual port
