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Barriers and drivers for increased energy efficiency
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kristinn A. Aspelund Sep 27, 2009.

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Kristinn A. Aspelund replied to Hannes Johnson's discussion 'Barriers and drivers for increased energy efficiency'

Hi Hannes, I find the report quite interesting read, thanks for sharing with us! I couldn't agree more with you on the point that the Shipping industry could benefit greatly from an holistic approach to energy management. I have not been…

Sep 27, 2009

Barriers and drivers for increased energy efficiency

Dear all,Since February I'm working in a research project at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden aiming to analyze the prerequisites and providing tools for implementing an energy management system according to standards like EN 16001 or upcoming ISO 50001 in a shipping company. The questions of why aren't more measures being implemented, and what the drivers and barriers for increased energy efficiency are naturally follows. So, I've been interviewing energy managers, operations…See More

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Barriers and drivers for increased energy efficiency

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How would you describe your role?: Engineer

If you have time, tell us a bit more about you and why you decided to join this network: Hannes Johnson is a PhD student in the Sustainable Ship Propulsion group at Chalmers University of Technology, financed by the Swedish Energy Agency. His research interests lies in the fields of energy efficiency management, strategy and policy. He graduated from Chalmers in 2008 with a M.Sc. in Engineering physics.

He is also managing a joint industry project on improving management practices and strategies for increasing energy efficiency in shipping companies. A key component is the implementation of an energy management system according to EN 16001 or the upcoming ISO 50001 in two Swedish shipping companies.