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Climeon and NovaAlgoma Install Waste Heat Recovery System on Cement Carrier

Climeon and NovaAlgoma Install Waste Heat Recovery System on Cement Carrier

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Climeon and NovaAlgoma Install Waste Heat Recovery System on Cement Carrier

Climeon has signed an agreement with NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers (NACC) to install its HeatPower 300 system on a newly built 38,000 DWT methanol dual-fuel cement carrier. The system will generate up to 300 kW of sustainable electricity by harnessing low-grade waste heat from the vessel's engine cooling water and exhaust gases. This will reduce fuel consumption and emissions, contributing to NACC's sustainability objectives.

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The vessel, which is being built at Zhejiang Xingle Shipbuilding and will be classed by RINA, sets a new standard for sustainable transportation in the cement industry. Climeon's HeatPower 300 system is an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) technology that generates electricity from low-temperature waste heat. This technology provides flexibility by offering both environmental and economic benefits across different vessel types.

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Francesco Costagliola, Technical Director at NACC, stated that the integration of Climeon's waste heat recovery technology provides a practical pathway to enhance operational efficiency while supporting sustainability goals and complying with increasingly stringent environmental regulations.

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This collaboration supports the maritime industry's transition to cleaner and more efficient technologies. The Climeon HeatPower 300 system captures engine waste heat regardless of fuel type, providing both economic and environmental benefits for NACC's dual-fuel vessel. This partnership underscores Climeon and NACC's shared commitment to advancing sustainability in the cement shipping sector.

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Key Points:
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  • Climeon has signed an agreement with NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers (NACC) to install the HeatPower 300 system on a new cement carrier.

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  • HeatPower 300 is an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) technology that generates up to 300 kW of electricity from low-temperature waste heat.

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  • The system will reduce fuel consumption and emissions by harnessing heat from the vessel's engine cooling water and exhaust gases.

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  • The vessel is being built at Zhejiang Xingle Shipbuilding and will be classed by RINA.

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  • This collaboration contributes to sustainability and energy efficiency goals in the maritime industry.

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News Link: https://gcaptain.com/climeon-signs-order-with-novaalgoma-for-heatpower-300-installation-on-groundbreaking-cement-carrier/

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