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EMSA Guidance on Shore-Side Electricity (SSE)


Year: 2022
Language: english
Author: EMSA
Genre: Guide
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: Multiple
Description: As more and more ships use batteries onboard, in increased capacity and number of functions, and particularly for electric and hybrid-electric plug-in ships, there is the need to develop the port infrastructure and/or come across other solutions to be able to supply electricity to ships at port.
Together with OPS, all these present technical and safety challenges to the port authorities. Accordingly, EMSA prepared this Guidance on shore-side electricity addressed to port authorities and administrations.
The EMSA Guidance on Shore-Side Electricity is intended to assist in the planning and development of SSE options, starting with project decision-making and development of infrastructure elements, definition of responsibility frameworks and construction of control measures to assist in operation.

Contents

- EMSA Guidance on SSE part 1
- EMSA Guidance on SSE part 2
- SSE_QR (Quick Reference Guide)

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