This course will focus on detailing practical measures that can be taken by the Engine department and Deck department on board ships to save energy in their day-to-day operations.

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  • Energy

Self-paced course

2 hours

Why take this course?

How can the shipping industry be more energy efficient?  

This course, Energy Saving at Sea, primarily aimed at seafarers, is a complement to the Introductory course on Energy Efficient Ship Operation and covers detailed practical measures that can be taken by the Engine department and Deck department on board ships to save energy in their day-to-day operations.

This course will be of particular interest to:

  • Seafarers interested to understand how international regulations to address emissions can impact their daily tasks
  • Seafarers interested in practical measures to reduce fuel consumption and increase energy efficiency on board
  • Personnel in shipping companies and ports interested to learn more on practical measures for ship energy efficiency and how to support their implementation.

The course at a glance

This course is divided into two modules:

Module 1: Energy saving by the Engine department

Module 2: Energy saving by the Deck department

Each module focuses on actions that seafarers can take to contribute to the improvement of energy efficiency on board. 

The modules are stand-alone and participants may opt to study only the module related to their department. However, in order to gain the Certificate of Completion, participants must complete both modules. As a result, some duplication of content across the two modules can be noticed.

Get your Certificate

A short quiz at the end of each module allows you to verify if you have achieved the learning objectives.  To successfully complete the course and gain a Certificate of Completion, participants have to obtain a passing grade of 70% or above to both assessment quizzes (3 attempts are allowed for each quiz).