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The results of CAIMANs project Future emission scenarios ARPAV, IDAEA, Air PACA, UNIGE, AUTH Pedro Jiménez-Guerrero, Noemí Pérez Universidad de Murcia Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA-CSIC) Mitigation Air Pollution in the Mediterranean Port Cities Venice, 12th June 2015

Definition of future scenarios depends on Development trends of the Port Authorities (e.g. changes in ship traffic, infrastructural interventions, etc.) Legislation(Annex VI of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships by the International Maritime Organization): o Reduction of the sulfur content in ship fuels in the cruising and maneuvering modes (to 0.5% m/m on and after 1 January 2020) o Post-2010 vessels meeting the Tier II standards resulting in 20% lower NOx emissions (4% average annual replacement rate for vessels was assumed according the state-of-the-art reports)

Future scenarios defined * The Cold Ironing scenario was studied in Marseilles and Barcelona in the framework of APICE

Future baseline and mitigation scenarios: Barcelona Scenario Measures Expected reduction 2020 Scenario (SC2020) 2020+LNG Scenario (LNG2020) Proposed increase by 20% for passengers arriving at the port No changes in the number of vessels, but in the size (GT) of the passenger ships arriving at the port Future projection of +20% in passengers for 2020 Reduction of emission factors in all phases (hotelling, manoeuvering and cruising) For NOx, -5.6% reduction in the emission factor. a) 4% average annual rate of replacement for vessels b) new engines emitting roughly 20% lower NOx emissions than a pre-2011 engine. 7 years x 4% x 20% = 5.6% -90% NO x, -100% PM10, - 100% SO x, -20% CO 2 (IMO, 2009), with respect to SC2020

Future baseline and mitigation scenarios: Marseille Scenario Measures Expected reduction 2025 Scenario (SC2025) 2025+LNG Scenario (LNG2025) Proposed increase by 20% for passengers arriving at the port No changes in the number of vessels, but in the size (GT) of the passenger ships arriving at the port Future projection of +36% in passengers (ferry and cruise) for 2025 Reduction of emission factors in all phases (hotelling, manoeuvering and cruising) For NOx, -9.6% reduction in the emission factor. a) 4% average annual rate of replacement for vessels b) new engines emitting roughly 20% lower NOx emissions than a pre-2011 engine. 12 years x 4% x 20% = 9.6% -90% NO x, -100% PM10, - 100% SO x, -20% CO 2 (IMO, 2009), with respect to SC2025

Future baseline and mitigation scenarios: Genoa Scenario Measures Expected reduction 2020 Scenario (SC2020) 2020+LNG Scenario (LNG2020) 2020+OPS Scenario (OPS2020) Proposed increase in maritime traffic: + 20% cruise ships +15% ro-pax ships No changes in the harbour structure: each terminal with traffic values close to the maximum capacity Future projection of passenger ships traffic (2020 Scenario) Reduction of emission factors in all phases (hotelling, manoeuvering and cruising) Future projection of passenger ships traffic (2020 Scenario) Reduction of emission in hotelling phase studied for passenger terminals For NOx, -5.6% reduction in the emission factor. a) 4% average annual rate of replacement for vessels b) new engines emitting roughly 20% lower NOx emissions than a pre-2011 engine. 7 years x 4% x 20% = 5.6% -90% NO x, -100% PM10, -100% SO x, -20% CO 2 (IMO, 2009), with respect to SC2020 Emission reduction for NO x, SO 2 and PM with respect to SC2020: Cruises terminals -80% Ro-pax terminals -90%

Future baseline and mitigation scenarios: Venice Scenario Measures Expected reduction 2020 Scenario (SC2020) 2020+LNG Scenario (LNG2020) 2020+OPS Scenario (OPS2020) Local scenarios No increase of cruise ships No changes in the Cruise Terminal: actual traffic values close to the maximum capacity +107% ro-pax ships and displacement from the historical city to Fusina Terminal in Porto Marghera Future projection of passenger ships traffic (2020 Scenario) Reduction of emission factors in all phases (hotelling, manoeuvering and cruising) Future projection of passenger ships traffic (2020 Scenario) Reduction of emission in hotelling phase for cruise ships larger than 40 kgt (4 eletrified quays) Displacement of Cruise ships manoeuvring route Displacement of Cruise Terminal For NOx, -5.6% reduction in the emission factor. a) 4% average annual rate of replacement for vessels b) new engines emitting roughly 20% lower NOx emissions than a pre-2011 engine. 7 years x 4% x 20% = 5.6% -90% NO x, -100% PM10, -100% SO x, -20% CO 2 (IMO, 2009), with respect to SC2020 Emission reduction for NO x, SO 2 and PM with respect to SC2020: Hotelling Cruise ships > 40 kgt - 90% Hoteling all Cruise ships -73% Commented in the Venice session results

Future baseline and mitigation scenarios: Thessaloniki Scenario Measures Expected reduction 2025 Scenario (SC2025) 2025+LNG Scenario (LNG2025) 2025+OPS Scenario (OPS2025) Proposed increase in maritime traffic: + 284% cruise ships +150% ro-pax ships No changes in the harbour structure: each terminal with traffic values close to the maximum capacity. Future projection of passenger ships traffic (2025 Scenario) Reduction of emission factors in all phases (hotelling, manoeuvering and cruising) Future projection of passenger ships traffic (2025 Scenario) Emissions in hotelling phase studied for passenger terminals are forced to zero For NOx, -9.6% reduction in the emission factor. a) 4% average annual rate of replacement for vessels b) new engines emitting roughly 20% lower NOx emissions than a pre-2011 engine. 12 years x 4% x 20% = 9.6% -90% NO x, -100% PM10, -100% SO x, -20% CO 2 (IMO, 2009), with respect to SC2025 Emission reduction for NO x, SO 2 and PM with respect to SC2025: Cruise ships : -20% Ro-pax: -18%

Hotelling Emissions, Future Trend (%), All Passengers Future-Present % variation, baseline scenarios, Hotelling All Pass CO2 CO SO2 PM NMVOC NOx 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% Hotelling Emissions, Future Trend (%), All Passengers Zn Se Ni Cu Cr As Hg Cd Pb 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250%

Future-Present % variation, baseline scenarios, Hotelling CO2 CO SO2 PM NMVOC NOx Hotelling Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Cruise only 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% Hotelling Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Hotelling Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Zn Se Ni Cu Cr As Hg Cd Pb time_h.ddd BaP(Agrawal) BaP(Cooper) HCB PCDD PCB 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300%

Future-Present % variation, baseline scenarios, Manoeuvering CO2 CO SO2 PM NMVOC NOx Manoeuvering Emissions, Future Trend (%), All Passengers AllPass 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% Manoeuvering Emissions, Future Trend (%), All Passengers Zn Se Ni Cu Cr As Hg Cd Pb -50% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% 350% 400% 450%

Manoeuvering Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Future-Present % variation, baseline scenarios, Manoeuvering CO2 CO SO2 PM NMVOC NOx Cruise only 0% 100% 200% 300% 400% 500% 600% Manoeuvering Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Zn Se Ni Cu Cr As Hg Cd Pb -500% 0% 500% 1000% 1500% 2000% 2500% 3000% Manoeuvering Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only time_h.ddd BaP(Agrawal) BaP(Cooper) HCB PCDD PCB 0% 200% 400% 600% 800% 1000% 1200% 1400%

Cruising_Terr Emissions, Future Trend (%), All Passengers Future-Present % variation, baseline scenarios, Cruising_Terr CO2 CO SO2 PM NMVOC NOx AllPass -100% -50% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% Cruising_Terr Emissions, Future Trend (%), All Passengers Cruising_Terr Emissions, Future Trend (%), All Passengers Zn Se Ni Cu Cr As Hg Cd Pb time_h.ddd BaP(Agrawal) BaP(Cooper) HCB PCDD PCB 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250%

Cruising_Terr Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Future-Present % variation, baseline scenarios, Cruising_Terr CO2 CO SO2 PM NMVOC NOx Cruise only -100% -50% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% 350% Cruising_Terr Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Cruising_Terr Emissions, Future Trend (%), Cruise Only Zn Se Ni Cu Cr As Hg Cd Pb time_h.ddd BaP(Agrawal) BaP(Cooper) HCB PCDD PCB 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% 350% 0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 300% 350%

LNG-Future% variation, All nav. phases. All nav. phases, LNG changes (%) NOx CO2 Rest -100% -90% -80% -70% -60% -50% -40% -30% -20% -10% 0%

Other individual mitigation scenarios e.g. Coldironing, (a) Thessaloniki All pass. (b) Cruise only

Other individual mitigation scenarios e.g. Cold ironing, Genoa EmissionreductionevaluatedforNO x, PM and SO 2 (studybyliguria Region) Hotelling phase emissions represent the most relevant passenger ships contribution in Genoa study area cold ironing is a highly effective mitigation action Expected impact on the total harbour emissions 3% -14% for NO x emissions, 6% -11% for PM emissions 4% -14% for SO x emissions

Other individual mitigation scenarios e.g. Cold ironing, Venice 4 quayswithops forcruise shipslargerthan40 kgt BaP Ni As Cd Pb CO SO2 Tutte le navi All ships All passenger ships Navi crociera Cruise ships Tutte navi passeggeri PM NOx CO2-50% -40% -30% -20% -10% 0% Estimated impact on the total harbour ship emissions -10 % for NO x, CO, BaP, CO 2 emissions, -5% for PM emissions -3% for SO x emissions

Conclusions & perspectives Changes in emissions are usually around 20-40% for 2020-2025 with respect to 2013 in all ports, except for the port of Thessaloniki (increases up to 300% in 2025) LNG scenario is a very effective mitigation action Local scenarios for emission control (e.g. onshore power supply/cold ironing) can effectively lead to important reductions on Ro-Pax and cruise emissions

CAIMANs Cruise and passenger ship Air quality Impact Mitigation ActioNs THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION LeadPartner: Environmental ProtectionAgencyofVeneto RegionARPAV Padoa(IT) www.arpa.veneto.it Partners: University of Genoa, Department of Physics (IT) www.labfisa.ge.infn.it Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (GR) http://lap.physics.auth.gr AIR PACA Air quality observatory (FR) http://airpaca.org/ Spanish Research Council - Institute of Environmental Assessment & Water Research IDAEA (ES) http://www.idaea.csic.es/ Mitigation air pollution in Mediterranean Port-Cities. The results of CAIMANs Project. Venice, 12th June 2015