General Information Fill in all of the following information Port: Vessel Fleet Operator: Address: City: State: Zip: Contact Person: Email: Phone: Scenarios Check each scenario that this fleet will be reporting for on this form Fleet is equipped to receive shore power but the terminal’s berth is not Scenario 1 ready to provide shore power. During the first commissioning visit to a terminal in 2014, the auxiliary Scenario 2 engines operate longer than three hours. During the first and second calendar quarter of 2014, a vessel uses Scenario 3 shore power but fails to meet the three/five-hour time limits for connecting and disconnecting shore power. During the first and second calendar quarters of 2014, a vessel is Scenario 4 unable to use shore power due to delays in receiving shore power equipment and making retrofits to the vessel to utilize the equipment. During the first and second calendar quarters of 2014, vessels are using Scenario 5 an alternative technology (while that technology is undergoing in-use emission testing) to help comply with the At-Berth Regulation. Scenario 1 Fleet is equipped to receive shore power but the terminal’s berth is not – ready to provide shore power. Quarterly Verification for Scenario 1 At the end of each quarter, fill in all of the following information and attach the vessel visit schedule. 1) Which quarter of 2014 are you submitting verification for? (Check one)
General Information Fill in all of the following information Port: Vessel Fleet Operator: Address: City: State: Zip: Contact Person: Email: Phone: Scenarios Check each scenario that this fleet will be reporting for on this form Scenario 1 Fleet is equipped to receive shore power but the terminal’s berth is not ready to provide shore power. Scenario 2 During the first commissioning visit to a terminal in 2014, the auxiliary engines operate longer than three hours. Scenario 3 During the first and second calendar quarter of 2014, a vessel uses shore power but fails to meet the three/five-hour time limits for connecting and disconnecting shore power. Scenario 4 During the first and second calendar quarters of 2014, a vessel is unable to use shore power due to delays in receiving shore power equipment and making retrofits to the vessel to utilize the equipment. Scenario 5 During the first and second calendar quarters of 2014, vessels are using an alternative technology (while that technology is undergoing in-use emission testing) to help comply with the At-Berth Regulation. Scenario 1 – Fleet is equipped to receive shore power but the terminal’s berth is not ready to provide shore power. Quarterly Verification for Scenario 1 At the end of each quarter, fill in all of the following information and attach the vessel visit schedule. 1) Which quarter of 2014 are you submitting verification for? (Check one)
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