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Arctic Passion Seminar
Thursday, March 12th, 2015, Helsinki
Program
Aker Arctic
The Ice Technology Partner
10th Arctic Passion Seminar
Thursday, March 12th, 2015, Aker Arctic building,
Merenkulkijankatu 6, Helsinki
Aker Arctic
8.00
Bus transfer to Aker Arctic from Scandic Grand Marina Hotel
8.30
Registration
9.00
Welcome Speech: Aker Arctic: 10 Years of Achievement, Reko-Antti Suojanen,
Managing Director, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
9.15
Opening Speech: Jan Vapaavuori, Minister of Economic Affairs of Finland
9.25
How to Design and Build a Polar Class 3 Heavy Transport Vessel in Less than a Day,
Philip Adkins, CEO ZPMC & Red Box Energy Services
9.45
“Crossing the River, Feeling the Stones”. New Argentinian Polar Transport Project,
Captain David Burden, Argentine Navy
10.05 Coffee Break
10.50 Joint development from design to construction, Esko Mustamäki, CEO, Arctech Helsinki Shipyard
11.10 Ice certificate principles for double-acting ships, Dr. S.I. Buyanov, General Director, CNIIMF,
Dr. A.V. Andryushin, Head of Laboratory, CNIIMF, Dr. G.V. Markozov, Head of Hull structure
department, CNIIMF, Dr. M.A. Kuteinikov, Head of Hull department,
Russian Maritime Register of Shippping
11.30 Introduction of the Ice Model Test, Reko-Antti Suojanen, Managing Director,
Aker Arctic Technology Inc
11.40 Demonstration Ice Model Test
12.00 Buffet Lunch
13.30 Safety Regulations of the Polar Code, Jorma Kämäräinen, Chief Adviser,
Finnish Transport Safety Agency
13.45 Polar Code Environmental Regulations, Dr. Anita Mäkinen, Chief Adviser,
Finnish Transport Safety Agency
14.00 Main factors of Novy Port Project, Artjom Tsobanjan, Head of Crude Oil Department,
Gazprom Neft Trading GmbH
14:20 ISO Standard Development for Offshore Operations, Stephen Green,
General Manager, Provincial Aerospace
14.40 Latest Development of Icebreaking Vessels for Gulf of Ob, Arto Uuskallio,
Sales Manager, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
15.00 Coffee Break
15.20 Finite element analysis as a tool to optimize propellers of ice-going vessels,
Ville Valtonen, Project Engineer, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
15.40 Multipurpose Icebreaker Operation in the Arctic, Jukka Salminen,
Chartering Manager, Arctia Offshore
16.00 The updated assessment of a contribution of development of the oil and gas fields of
the Russian Arctic in the development of the maritime transport system till 2030,
Mikhail Grigoryev, Director, GECON
16.20 Discussion
16.40 End of the Day
17.00 Bus transfer to Helsinki Airport (20 min)
Aker Arctic
Name
Company
Pentti Kujala
Samuli Hänninen
Sergey Arzamazov
Jukka Varis
Mats Kinnula
Ole Johansson
Esko Mustamäki
Markku Kajosaari
Jukka Salminen
Jaakko Savisaari
Riku Venhola
Dirkjan van den Boom
Alexander V. Andryushin
Georgii Marcozov
Aleksei Petrov
Päivi Söderholm
Cai Meijiang
Chen Ji
Zhao ZiJian
Chen Feng
Mikko Paavilainen
Erlend Sild
Oskari Jaakkola
Freddy Friberg
Patrik Rautaheimo
Giampaolo Cianci
Mario Bartoli
Ahmed Derradji
Aurelio Bernardone
Juuso Puolanne
Vesa Kurki
Jorma Kämäräinen
Anita Mäkinen
Jarkko Toivola
Kyösti Vesterinen
Matti Rasimus
Artjom Tsobanjan
Valentin Mamaev
Alexander Korobkov
Mikhail Grigoryev
Jan Vapaavuori
Douwe de Jong
Matti Suuronen
Anatoly Aleksashin
Vladimir Dyukov
Andrey Obukhov
Arnt Knudsen
Aalto University/Merikotka
ABB Marine
ABB Marine
ABB Oy
ABS Europe Ltd
Aker Arctic Technology Inc
Arctech Helsinki Shipyard Inc.
Arctech Helsinki Shipyard Inc.
Arctia Offshore Ltd.
Atlas Elektronik Finland
Baltic Sea Action Group
Boskalis Offshore
Central Marine Research and Design Institute - CNIIMF
Central Marine Research and Design Institute - CNIIMF
Central Marine Research and Design Institute - CNIIMF
Centre for Maritime Studies
Cosco Group
Cosco Group
Cosco Shipyards Group
Cosfim Oy
Cosfim Oy
Cosfim Oy
Deltamarin Ltd.
DNV GL
Elomatic Oy
Embassy of Italy
Embassy of Italy
Eni S.p.A.
Eni S.p.A.
Finnish Industry Investment Ltd
Finnish Meteorological Institute
Finnish Transport Agency
Finnish Transport Agency
Finnish Transport Agency
Finnish Waterway Association
Finpro
Gazprom Neft Trading GmbH
Gazpromneft-Sakhalin, LLC
Gazpromneft-Sakhalin, LLC
Gecon
Government of Finland
GustoMSC B.V.
Image Soft Oy
Krylov State Research Centre
Krylov State Research Centre
Krylov State Research Centre
Kværner ASA
Aker Arctic
Name
Company
Hans Petter Mølmen
Kjartan Alnes
Mikko Johansson
Inge C. Paulsen
Robert D. Tustin
Niklas Rönnberg
Juha Mäkinen
Tommi Viherkoski
Matti Anttonen
Pauli Immonen
Mikko Niini
Turkka Jäppinen
Pekka Kannari
Patrick O'Neill
Viktor Naumov
Kimmo Juurmaa
Ari Inkinen
Stephen Green
Håkan Enlund
Sergey Sereda
Alexander Baranov
Jon Townley
Alexey Gribachev
Leo Barendregt
Victor Westerberg
Kasper Ljungqvist
Hannu Jukola
Fredrik Efraimsson
Kirsi Partiala
Tomas Årnell
Roy Jaan
Giovanni Busetto
Piia Moilanen
Jarmo Yletyinen
Seppo Vihersaari
Kevin Knuuti
Henning Borgen
Stig Kile Gjelsten
Eero Mäkinen
Göran Wilkman
Seppo Kivimaa
Alexander Solovyev
Andrey Popov
Nikita Voroshilov
Mika Ojutkangas
Philip Adkins
Rinse van Lievenoogen
Chris Muilwijk
Kværner Concrete Solutions AS
Kværner Concrete Solutions AS
Kværner Finland Oy
Light Structures AS
Lloyd´s Register Asia
Lloyd's Register EMEA
Meyer Turku Oy
Meyer Turku Oy
Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
Mobimar Oy Ltd.
Navidom Ltd
Navy Command Finland
Navy Command Finland
Noble Drilling Services Inc.
Norilsk Nickel
Offshore Technology Center
OSM Ship Management Finland Ltd
Provincial Aerospace
Rauma Marine Constructions Oy
SCF Arctic
Silverburn Shipping Group
Silverburn Shipping Group
Silverburn Shipping Group
Spliethoff
SSPA Sweden AB
SSPA Sweden AB
Steerprop Ltd.
Stena Rederi AB
Surma Ltd
Swedish Maritime Administration
Swedish Maritime Administration
Tecnomare S.p.A.
Tekes – the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation
Terramare Oy
The Embassy of Canada to Finland
USACE Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
Vard Design AS
Vard Group AS
Vard Marine
Wilkman Arctic Adviser
VTT TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND LTD
Vyborg Shipyard JSC
Vyborg Shipyard JSC
Vyborg Shipyard JSC
Wärtsilä Finland Oy
ZPMC-RED BOX Energy Services
ZPMC-RED BOX Energy Services
ZPMC-RED BOX Energy Services
Aker Arctic
Philip Adkins
CEO, ZPMC-RED BOX Energy Services
Philip Adkins is the Chief Executive Officer of ZPMC-Red Box Energy Services (ZPMC-RED BOX) and
has been a leading force in the Marine Heavy Transport industry since he successfully established
Fairstar Heavy Transport as the leading provider of Module Transportation for Global LNG
Infrastructure Projects. He was extensively involved in both the Chevron EGTL Project in Nigeria as
well as the Gorgon and Ichthys LNG Projects in Australia.
ZPMC-RED BOX is under contract with Yamgaz to supply four Marine Heavy transport vessels,
including two Polar Class Three Module Carriers that provide year round transportation of Modules
and critical supplies to Sabetta Port for the next 5 years.
A graduate of Columbia and Harvard Universities, Mr. Adkins is currently based in Hong Kong where
he is closely following the construction of the PC-3 Module Carriers at the GSI Ship Yard in Longxue,
China.
Alexander V. Andryushin
Head of laboratory “Propulsion complexes of ships”, CNIIMF (Central Marine Research & Design
Institute)
In 1983 Alexander V. Andryushin graduated from the State Marine Technical University in St.
Petersburg. In 1983-1999 he worked at the Krylov Shipbuilding Research Institute at the ice test tank.
He specializes in the field of the operational strength of elements of the propulsion systems of ice
ships and icebreakers including the development of methods of the ice loads forecasting (both for
propulsion complex and hull). He performed special mathematic investigations on the development of
methods of the forecasting of extreme probable load values by the statistic (random) sampling of small
volume.
In 1996 Alexander Andryushin defended at the Marine Technical University his first thesis “Elaboration
of rudder-propeller systems of ice ships and icebreakers by the results of experimental investigations”.
Within the framework of the first thesis the methodology of forecasting ice loads upon propellers based
on the results of model tests in the ice tank was developed. In 1999 he started working at the Head
office of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS). During the work at the RS, drafts of new
requirements for the propulsion power of ice ships and for the strength of icebreaker propulsion
systems were prepared. In 2007 he defended his doctoral thesis “Theory of the propeller/ice
interaction. Assurance of the operational strength of elements of the propulsion systems of ice ships
and icebreakers”. Within the bounds of the IACS working group he participated in the development of
the Unified requirements for machinery plants of polar ships. He participated as well in the full-scale
trials of icebreaker of the “Arktika” type, large icebreaking tankers of the “V. Guzhenko” type, modern
icebreaker “Varandey” and other ships. He represented RS in the ARCOP project. Since 2011
Alexander V. Andryushin works at CNIIMF. He participated in the development of a large LNG carrier
for Yamal and large capacity tanker to transport oil from OB Bay. He has got about 50 scientific works.
David F. Burden
Captain, Argentine Navy
Captain David F. Burden was born in Escobar and graduated from the Argentine Naval Academy in
1982, joining the fleet as a midshipman soon after. He fulfilled his Electrical Engineering and
Degaussing education in 1987 and Naval War College Strategic Course in 2004.
His foreign countries assignments include the US Navy Atlantic Surface Forces (Norfolk, VA, 1998)
Engineering Community and the Naval Logistics Commission Europe (Bonn/Paris-2006/2007). He
also joined the Argentine delegation to IMO's Polar Code Team (DE/SDC-2011/2014). Sea duty
includes engineering jobs as Electric, IT and Control Engineering Officer and Chief of Engineering
aboard various combat ships as well as Icebreaker A.R.A. “Almirante Irizar”.
Regarding shore duties, his jobs have been related to engineering, logistics and project management.
In 2010 Capt Burden joined Argentine Ministry of Defence Logistics Agency, and is now the Director
for Planning. By special appointment from the Director General of Naval Materiel, is presently the
Navy's coordinator for the new Polar Transport Concept Design.
In 1987 received the honour graduation medal by the Naval Polytechnic School-Electric Engineering;
in 2002, the Navy's decoration for Antarctic Services; and in 2004 was distinguished for his War
College graduation paper addressing geopolitical studies related to China.
Aker Arctic
Stephen Green
General Manager, Provincial Aerospace, Ice & Environmental Services Division
Stephen holds degrees in Physics, Meteorology and Engineering and has 18 years of experience in
the Oil & Gas Industry in particular dealing with the physical environment. He has made his career at
finding new and innovative ways to solve client's problems utilizing a careful balance of leading edge,
and proven technology and highly trained individuals. Stephen sees innovation as an opportunity for
advancement – not a threat.
Stephen is the General Manager of Provincial Aerospace's Ice & Environmental Service Division.
This division includes a world leading ice management group with over 30 years of experience in
providing ice management, physical environmental services (oceanography & meteorology) and
scientific studies to the offshore oil & gas industry both locally and internationally.
Stephen is the Canadian Chair for the development of operational arctic oil & gas standards under
ISOTC67/SC8. He is one of 10 international chairs leading each countries effort on the standard
development. Countries include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Kazakhstan, Netherlands, Norway,
Russian Federation, United Kingdom and the United States. The standards currently being
developed include; working environment, escape evacuation and rescue, environmental monitoring,
ice management, arctic materials and physical environment. Stephen is a formally recognized
international expert in Ice Management & Environmental Monitoring, for arctic oil & gas operations,
from each of these countries.
Mikhail Grigoryev
Co-owner and the director of consulting company GECON (St. Petersburg - Moscow, Russia).
Mr Grigoriev has been director of Institute for Geology and Development of Fossil Fuels (Ministry of
Fuel and Energy of the Russian Federation) between 1997 – 2000. He worked for Arctic Oil and Gas
Geology Division, All-Russian Research Institute for Geology and Mineral Resources of the Ocean
(Ministry of Geology / Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation) between 1980 –
1997. Field experience: 12 Arctic expeditions.
Direction of researches: oil & gas resources and supplying transport infrastructure development,
investment environment. More than 300 printed papers.
Memberships of following: Scientific council of Security council of the Russian Federation;
Coordination council on cross-border and interregional cooperation under the Plenipotentiary of the
President of the Russian Federation to the Northwest Federal District; the chairman of expert group
concerning development of mineral resources and development of transport system in Arctic regions;
Scientific and technical council of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian
Federation; Scientific council of the Russian Academy of Sciences for Geology and Development of
Oil, Gas and Coal Fields; European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers; Russian Academy of
Natural Sciences (oil and gas branch), Full Member.
Jorma Kämäräinen
Chief Adviser, Finnish Transport Safety Agency
Mr. Jorma Kämäräinen is working at the maritime sector of the Finnish Transport Safety Agency. He
is responsible for issues related to prevention of pollution from ships, especially air pollution, and the
development of the Finnish – Swedish ice class rules.
He is a naval architect (Master of Science in Technology in 1980, Licentiate of Technology in 1993
and Doctor of Technology in 2007, Helsinki University of Technology). Earlier during his carrier Mr.
Kämäräinen has been working for two Finnish shipyards as a project engineer, for a Finnish shipping
company as a project engineer, and for the Helsinki University of Technology as a research scientist.
Aker Arctic
Anita Mäkinen
Chief Adviser, Environment Strategy, Finnish Transport Safety Agency
Anita Mäkinen has the Adjunct Professor degree in marine biology at Helsinki University. She made
also her PhD in marine biology at Åbo Akademi University.
Dr. Mäkinen has worked as a researcher and university teacher at Turku University, acted as the
Head of Marine Program for WWF Finland and since 2010 worked for the Finnish Transport Safety
Agency. At present, her position is the Chief Adviser in Environmental issues for the Strategy
Department.
She is the Head of Finnish Delegation to the IMO PPR subcommittee and the HELCOM Maritime
Group and she is joining the Arctic Council PAME WG as a member of the Finnish Delegation.
Dr. Mäkinen has negotiated the Environmental Chapter of the Polar Code on behalf of Finland.
Esko Mustamäki
Managing Director, Arctech Helsinki Shipyard Inc.
Esko Mustamäki is the Managing Director of Arctech Helsinki Shipyard, which is founded in 2010 and
it is specialized in building icebreakers, other Arctic offshore and special vessels.
He started his carrier at Wärtsilä Marine in 1980 where he held several positions within arctic
research and shipbuilding. 1990 he joined F-G Shipping Ltd, where he became CEO 1996, which
position he held until the merger with Finnlines Plc year 2000. In 2004 he was appointed to CEO for
Finstaship and since April 2011 he has worked as Managing Director for Arctech Helsinki Shipyard.
Esko Mustamäki graduated from Helsinki University of Technology in 1984 with MSc in Engineering
and Shipbuilding and he has held several management level positions within the maritime sector.
Jukka Salminen
Chartering Manager, Arctia Offshore Ltd.
Mr. Jukka Salminen is Chartering Manager of Arctia Shipping. He has joined the company 2006. He is
Master Mariner and DP operator. He started his career at sea 1997 and since that he has served
onboard several types of vessels, including oil tankers, ferries, yachts, cruise ships and offshore
supply vessels. Prior to joining Arctia's office team he served as a deck officer/DPO onboard most of
the Arctia's icebreakers and multipurpose icebreakers.
Reko-Antti Suojanen
Managing Director, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
Reko-Antti Suojanen (Naval Architect M.Sc.) has worked in a variety of marine and computer
technology organisations. His roles in marine organisations have included concept designer,
researcher, and management positions. In computer technology organisations, Mr. Suojanen worked
as a CFD application specialist.
He began his career in 1996 at Kvaerner Masa-Yards Turku Shipyard, working as a hydrodynamicist
and project engineer, and later served the Finnish IT centre for science (CSC) under the auspices of
the Ministry of Education. After that he joined the team at the Masa-Yards Arctic Research Centre
(MARC), working as an arctic marine engineer and project manager. Mr. Suojanen has been involved
in numerous arctic shipping projects, and joined the newly founded Aker Arctic Technology Inc at the
beginning of 2005, where he was responsible for managing arctic consultation services, coordinating
research and development, and managing larger client projects. He was appointed managing director
of Aker Arctic Technology Inc in 2014.
Artjom Tsobanjan
Head of Crude Oil Department, Gazprom Neft Trading GmbH
Artjom Tsobanjan received his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Imperial College London. He
has been with Gazprom Neft Trading since 2008 and is currently head of Crude Oil Department.
Aker Arctic
Arto Uuskallio
Naval Architect, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
Arto Uuskallio graduated as a Naval Architect from the Helsinki University of Technology in 1992.
He worked as a project engineer and project manager at Kvaerner Masa-Yards Arctic Research
Centre during 1992 - 1999 taking part in ship design, model testing R& D and field work in the
Russian Arctic.
Arto Uuskallio joined ABB Azipod Oy in 1999 as Sales Engineer and from there he moved to ABB
Marine Sales organisation in 2000. Worked as a Sales Manager during 2000 - 2007 having various
responsibility areas. From January 2005 till December 2007 he was in charge of the icebreaking
vessel sales. He moved to Azipod concept development in January 2008 and acted as the Director
of Azipod concept development. In 2009 September he joined Aker Arctic Technology Inc., current
responsibility area is Sales and Marketing.
Ville Valtonen
Project engineer (structural design), Aker Arctic Technology Inc
Ville Valtonen (Naval Architect M.Sc.) joined Aker Arctic in 2010 as a trainee, and since graduating
from Aalto University (former Helsinki University of Technology) in 2012, has worked as a project
engineer. Mr. Valtonen has been focusing on structural design of ice-breaking vessels, including
both hull and propulsion design. He has also worked with hull coating technology, data analysis,
weight calculations and ice load measurement systems. Currently Mr. Valtonen is responsible for
structural design and finite element analysis in Aker Arctic. In addition, he has been teaching Winter
Navigation and CAD modelling in Aalto University.
Jan Vapaavuori
Minister of Economic Affairs of Finland, Government of Finland
Mr Jan Vapaavuori has been Minister of Economic Affairs since November 2012. He has been a
Member of Parliament since 2003.
From 2007 to 2011, Mr Vapaavuori was Minister of Housing and Minister for Nordic Co-operation.
As a Member of Parliament, Mr Vapaavuori was Chairman of the National Coalition Party
Parliamentary Group during 2011-2012 and Vice-Chairman in 2006-2007. He was a member of the
Grand Committee of the Finnish Parliament in the years 2003-2007 and 2011-2012. He chaired the
Constitutional Law Committee in 2007 and was a member in 2005-2007. Mr Vapaavuori was a
member of the Legal Affairs Committee in 2003-2005. In addition, he was a member of the
Parliamentary Supervisory Council of the Bank of Finland in 2011-2012.
He has been a member of the City Council of Helsinki since 1997, and was its Vice-Chairman in
2012. In 2005-2007, he was Chairman of the City Board of the City of Helsinki. He was Chairman of
the National Sports Council from 2011 to 2012. Mr Vapaavuori is a Master of Laws (University of
Helsinki).
Aker Arctic Technology Inc
Merenkulkijankatu 6
FI- 00980 HELSINKI,
Finland
Tel.: +358 10 323 6300
Fax: +358 10 323 6400
www.akerarctic.fi
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