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Join CharIN e.V., Crowley, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Black & Veatch, ABB, and other industry partners to build consensus and alignment around the need for international collaboration on the use of the Megawatt Charging System as we discuss electrification of the maritime market. Please join us for our next two free workshops on May 30 and June 20! Did you know... 🚣♂️ The global ferry fleet comprises over 15,000 vessels, with less than 1% of them electrified.  🚢 A single electric tug boat can prevent over 3,000 tons of CO2 emissions in its first 10 years of operation. That’s like driving 7.5 million miles in a car!  🚤 Still think that only cars can be electrified? Think again! Many coastal cities around the world will require vessels to be zero emissions by 2030.  Understanding the Megawatt Charging System:  Identifying Gaps and Opportunities for Marine - Virtual Workshop - Thursday, May 30, 8-10 am PT / 11am-1 pm ET / 17:00-19:00 CET: This online workshop for marine industry representatives, high-power electric charging professionals, marine industry electrification experts, electrification standards groups, and government stakeholders aims to further discussions on marine electrification and the global high-power charging standard, leveraging the Megawatt Charging Standard (MCS). The workshop will establish a foundational understanding of MCS, pinpoint gaps and opportunities across operational, technical, and regulatory domains for marine MCS, and foster consensus for international collaboration. Register Here: https://bit.ly/3Ui0EKA Supplying Demand, Demanding Supply: Building the Maritime Market for the Megawatt Charging System Workshop - Thursday, June 20 from 10:45 – 14:45 Central European Time: Co-located at the Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo in Amsterdam in the Expo Hall this free workshop aims to explore the burgeoning field of marine electrification and the standardization of high-power electric charging systems. The workshop is divided into two main sessions, focusing on supply-side and demand-side perspectives. See the agenda here. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/exeim8Wt To receive post workshop materials, workshop invitations and general updates sign up for ongoing updates: https://lnkd.in/esPzc5vF  This effort is made possible with funding support from the USDOT Maritime Administration’s Maritime Environmental Technical Assistance (META) Program. #MCS, #MegawattCharging, #MegawattChargingSystem, #MegawattChargingStandards, #MarineElectrification, #interoperability, #EHMExpo 

As governments build transportation decarbonization policy toward EVs and HEVs, standards for battery safety must be part of strategy. The unique safety challenges posed by batteries must be addressed now to effectively transition to lower emission technology. Thanks to our collegues at The Lubrizol Corporation and Lubrizol Additives for the work we are doing to ensure safe and effective progress. #OneLubrizol #SustainableTransportation #SafeTransportation

Join CharIN e.V., Crowley, American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Black & Veatch, ABB and other industry partners to build consensus and alignment around the need for international collaboration on the use of the Megawatt Charging System as we discuss electrification of the maritime market. Please join us for two free workshops on May 30 and June 20! Did you know... 🚣♂️ The global ferry fleet comprises over 15,000 vessels, with less than 1% of them electrified.  🚢 A single electric tug boat can prevent over 3,000 tons of CO2 emissions in its first 10 years of operation. That’s like driving 7.5 million miles in a car!  🚤 Still think that only cars can be electrified? Think again! Many coastal cities around the world will require vessels to be zero emissions by 2030. Understanding the Megawatt Charging System:  Identifying Gaps and Opportunities for Marine - Virtual Workshop - Thursday, May 30, 8-10 am PT / 11am-1 pm ET / 17:00-19:00 CET: This online workshop for marine industry representatives, high-power electric charging professionals, marine industry electrification experts, electrification standards groups, and government stakeholders aims to further discussions on marine electrification and the global high-power charging standard, leveraging the Megawatt Charging Standard (MCS). The workshop will establish a foundational understanding of MCS, pinpoint gaps and opportunities across operational, technical, and regulatory domains for marine MCS, and foster consensus for international collaboration. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/eMMz_ufx Supplying Demand, Demanding Supply: Building the  Maritime Market for the Megawatt Charging System Workshop - Thursday, June 20 from 10:45 – 14:45 Central European Time: Co-located at the Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo in Amsterdam in the Expo Hall, Technology Presentation Area this free workshop aims to explore the burgeoning field of marine electrification and the standardization of high-power electric charging systems. The workshop is divided into two main sessions, focusing on supply-side and demand-side perspectives. See the agenda here. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/ehU8PJUr To receive post workshop materials, workshop invitations and general updates sign up for ongoing updates: https://lnkd.in/ekCG7SfS This effort is made possible with funding support from the USDOT Maritime Administration’s Maritime Environmental Technical Assistance (META) Program. #MCS, #MegawattCharging, #MegawattChargingSystem, #MegawattChargingStandards, #MarineElectrification, #interoperability, #EHMExpo

Why should we care about Maritime Shipping Decarbonization? About 90% of all globally traded consumer goods are transported by ships. Look around, how many things can you identify that have been on a ship at some point in their lifecycle? I hope you join these very important discussions, and help us build this international collaboration to electrify the maritime industry.

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Where Can You Get Answers to Your Most Challenging Thermal Systems Technology and Management Questions? Join us in October for the Thermal Management Systems Symposium. Registration is Open — Stay on Top of What’s Hot! Gather with the brightest minds in thermal management systems. Thermal management systems are continuously changing to improve effectiveness and cost-efficiency. It’s imperative that you keep up with the latest research, innovations and standards to meet current and upcoming regulations. The industry convenes once a year, at the Thermal Management Systems Symposium, to tackle challenges, share successes and exchange ideas. The event — taking place at St. John's, a luxury resort in Plymouth, Michigan, October 2-3 — attracts forward-thinking engineers, OEMs, suppliers and researchers, to discuss all the critical topics, including: Thermal systems for hybrid and electric vehicles Autonomous and connected vehicles Thermal systems for fuel cell vehicles Automotive thermal systems and components Alternative refrigerant systems Thermal management for batteries and battery management Vehicle cabin air quality and human factors Autonomous interior climate management Thermal management strategies Powertrain energy management Regulatory issues involving thermal management systems Thermal modeling and simulations Waste heat recovery Start making your travel plans and secure your spot today! Register early and save up to 30% on registration fees. Melissa Jena Sudhi Uppuluri Dr. Gursaran D. Mathur, P.E. Wilko Jansen https://lnkd.in/dni2HXTY

In our second webinar of the Continuous Thermal Monitoring (CTM) series, we revealed which power applications benefit from the CTM technology. We went on to highlight the advantages for end users to run more resilient and safer operations. The session explored the broad technical solutions landscape, compared different technologies, and outlined benefits and implications for design, engineering, and operations. You can now watch the on-demand webinar recording here: https://bit.ly/3WitxYZ

Choice Mindsets: Traffic Pattern Casey Reichert: “Try to stop them from talking about traffic, I dare you.” https://conta.cc/3tGcogl It’s the most wonderful time of the year [for transportation engineers, at least]: the annual Ohio Transportation Engineering Conference (OTEC). Engineer and business development representative Casey Reichert had heard the myths and legends, but this week, as a first-time OTEC attendee, she was in the thick of it all. And when you spend two and a half days with passionate traffic engineers like Michael “Mike G.” Goettemoeller and Craig “Traffic Celebrity” Eley, it’s all traffic, all the time. OTEC and traffic engineering are things we can’t help but get excited about. For many of us at Choice One, it’s just a part of who we are—like pizza, sports, doughnuts from Jeff Kunk, and the color green. We try to hide our excitement, but it just spills out, like Nick Selhorst knocking over a drink. Casey, remember that you’re participating in the largest engineering conference in the nation. You’re surrounded by 4,000 traffic engineers and professionals, all excited to talk roundabouts, congestion, funding, safety, transportation, intersections, signals, and, well, we could go on for days… at least two and a half of them!

https://efats.info/ EFATS is an annual series of industrially-oriented workshops on the application of cryogenic, superconducting, electric powertrains, and associated technologies to air transport, aiming to identify engineering and commercial challenges and opportunities. Cryogenic electric technologies – in particular super / hyper conducting power systems and electric motors – are likely to be key to the electrification of larger and / or longer-range aircraft.