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MAN EcoLoad advisory tool

Our EcoLoad advisory tool is tailor-made for your powertrain and provides continuous feedback in order to run your plant at its optimal operating point at all times.
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Improved efficiency | Lower CO2 footprint

The MAN EcoLoad advisory tool constantly monitors current operation conditions and provides real-time recommendations based on live data and your individual requirements. EcoLoad supports smooth and easy operation, especially for propulsion plants with MAN ECOMAP functionality. No matter whether you are running a modern diesel electric plant with asymmetric load sharing, a complex Diesel-mechanical plant or experiencing extreme weather conditions, you will always be able to run a cost-effective, environmentally conscious plant.

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Image of the MAN EcoLoad overview screen running on a tablet

See the potential on any device

The EcoLoad web-based user interface can be easily accessed from anywhere on the vessel on any device connected to the ship’s network. The up-to-date and user-friendly interface highlights your propulsion plant’s full potential. Users can view both local optimization options with currently running equipment and see how starting or stopping the equipment could improve operational efficiency even more.

Up to
8
%
OPEX saving potential
*depending on plant configuration & reference conditions
Up to
50000
tons of CO2 saved per year
*From 2025 on, 21 vessels in service

Key benefits

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  • Continuous feedback and advice
    To ensure your system operation is as economical and optimized as possible.
  • Tailored
    A sophisticated system matching your individual vessel configuration.
  • Recommendations
    Look forward to suggestions based on your plant’s unique setup and exact needs.
  • Live data analysis
    This feature allows you to adapt load distribution, number of engines running and even running hours for your current situation.

Key components

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  • EcoMap Route planning
    MAN EcoLoad will calculate the optimal selection of EcoMaps for your upcoming voyage based on your operation profile.
  • Cyber security and integration
    All optimizations are calculated locally on the ship, ensuring high performance and maximum cyber security.
  • Accessible on any device
    MAN EcoLoad adapts to any display screen, so you can check its latest advice on any device with access to your ship’s network.

References

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Customer:Saga Cruises Ltd.
Application:M/V ‘Spirit of Adventure’
Completion:2019
MAN's scope of work:

4x MAN 9L 32/44CR engines

EcoMap 2.0 functionality

MAN LP SCR Tier III systems

MAN EcoLoad advisory tool

 

Customer:TT-Line
Application:RoPax ferry ‘Nils Holgersson’
Completion:2022
MAN's scope of work:

2x MAN 8L51/60DF

2x MAN 6L51/60DF engines

Twin screw MAN CPP propellers

Gearboxes with PTO

LNG fuel gas supply system

AKA Electric Package “HyProp Eco”

AT3000 propulsion control

MAN EcoLoad advisory tool

 

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Plan your voyages for optimal operation and maintenance

The MAN EcoLoad route planner makes best use of the MAN ECOMAP functionality. It incorporates both the vessel’s operation profile as well as individual engine settings, thus enabling the operator to schedule minor maintenance without seriously impacting running hours.

Digital expertise and solutions

The future of maritime shipping is digital. We deliver flexible, future-minded technology to help you stay competitive, fast and safe as you navigate the ebbs and flows of digital transformation.

 

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Related news

Tuesday, June 4, 2024

MAN Energy Solutions Signs MoU with Eastern Pacific Shipping on Ammonia Training Development

Memorandum of Understanding covers training and capability-building of personnel handling ammonia dual-fuel engines

MAN Energy Solutions has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) at Posidonia 2024 International Shipping Exhibition in Piraeus, Greece, on the development of crew training for the handling of ammonia as fuel on vessels.

Signed between Cyril Ducau, Chief Executive Officer for EPS and Bjarne Foldager, Country Manager, Denmark for MAN Energy Solutions, the MoU will enable EPS to be trained alongside MAN Energy Solutions’ engineers on the safe handling of ammonia for its dual-fuel engines, and to develop training material to strengthen capability building on the transportation of alternative fuels like ammonia over time. Both signatories are committed to further this process working alongside classification-society and regulators.

Ducau said: “This MoU not only underscores the significance of our partnership with MAN Energy Solutions as we pioneer the industry’s green transformation, it also complements our recent commitment to collaborate with stakeholders like the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, to create the right environment for the safe transportation of alternative fuels like ammonia. It will enable us to address challenges more holistically to develop tailored training that will enhance crew safety and strengthen environmental aspects as we decarbonise the global shipping industry safely.”

MAN Energy Solutions’ relationship with EPS goes back decades. Currently, EPS is working diligently with MAN Energy Solutions to enable the delivery of MAN B&W dual-fuel ammonia engines for a number of Very Large Ammonia Carriers and Newcastlemax bulkers. More recently, MAN Energy Solutions presented EPS with a plaque commemorating its one-thousandth dual-fuel engine order being received for one of EPS’ vessels.

Foldager said: “At MAN Energy Solutions, we have always been impressed by EPS’ seafaring personnel who have proven themselves eminently capable of adapting to change and tackling all manners of technical challenges. This ‘can do’ spirit and commitment to excellence will come to serve them well when handling an alternative fuel like ammonia and the unique challenges it presents. The training that EPS personnel will receive will cover a range of innovations and safety measures that we have incorporated into our ammonia engine design to ensure safe and reliable operation at sea. I can think of no better launch partner with whom we could have worked.” 

 

About Eastern Pacific Shipping

With a history spanning 60 years, Eastern Pacific Shipping Pte. Ltd. (‘EPS’) is a leading shipping company that is committed to the green and technology-driven growth of the industry. Headquartered in Singapore for the past 30 years, EPS is driven by its mission to be the safe and efficient transportation provider of choice to the shipping industry. Empowering that mission is a 6,000 strong and growing workforce across sea and shore. They oversee a versatile fleet of over 270 vessels and 28 million deadweight-tonnes across four core segments of containership, dry bulk, gas and tanker vessels. EPS’ shore team is fully integrated with in-house commercial, finance, innovation, IT, legal, manning, operations, and technical departments. 

 

Pictured at the MoU signing (front, left to right) Cyril Ducau, Chief Executive Officer, EPS and Bjarne Foldager, Country Manager, Denmark, MAN Energy Solutions

Documents

  • PR Ammonia EPS MoU_EN
    PDF, 350 KB English

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