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Mr. Banning is a Chartered Marine Engineer with 17 years’ experience working within the marine industry. His sea-going career spanned both the Royal Navy and Merchant fleets, having sailed on a variety of vessels including Warships, Very Large Crude Carriers, Product Tankers, General Cargo vessels and Ro-Ro ferries.
Since coming ashore Mr. Banning has worked for a fuel additive manufacturer, where he held the position of Marine Technical Service Manager and specialised in the application of residual fuels both onboard ships and ashore in diesel electric power plants, with a focus on fuel stability and risk mitigation.
Over the last six years Mr. Banning has advanced his specialist knowledge of marine fuels, becoming an active member of ISO TC28/SC4/WG6 Classification and Specification of Marine Fuels amongst other technical committees. Mr. Banning has assisted the industry with the aim of improving overall fuel quality to mitigate risks onboard, and was involved in the 2017 revision of ISO 8217 and PAS 23263 in the run up to 2020. He has continued his committee work and has a renewed focus on 2030 and 2050 CO2 reduction targets, having been involved in setting up the framework for the inclusion of Biofuels and Alternative Fuels onboard marine vessels.
Mr. Banning’s experience includes fuel analysis, product formulation and development, failure analysis, incident investigation, standardisation and specification, energy efficiency management, project management and consultancy.
CREDENTIALS & PROFESSIONAL HONORS
- M.Sc., Engineering and Management, University of Portsmouth, UK, 2017
LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
Chartered Engineer – Engineering Standards Council
Chartered Marine Engineer – Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology
MCA OOW Engineer III/3 Unlimited (Motor)
Dangerous Cargo Endorsements for Petroleum and Liquefied Gases
Publications
Banning, M. (2015). Action Points. Bunkerspot, 72-73.
Banning, M. (2017). Complete Solution. Bunkerspot, 71-73.
Banning, M. (2019). Additives Fuels and Ships, a case study. CIMAC Congress. Vancouver.
Banning, M. (2019). Attention to Detail. Bunkerspot, 48-50.
Banning, M., & Green, M. (2014). Distillates will need as much care as heavy fuel . Marine Propulsion and Auxiliary Machinery, 180.
Banning, M., & Green, M. (2016). Double Take. Bunkerspot, 83-87.
Banning, M., Barker, J., & Mulqueen, S. (2016). The Nature and Cause of Internal Diesel Injector Deposits and the Effectivness of Fuel Additives. CIMAC Congress. Helsinki.
Banning, M., Makar, N., Dyson, C., Valdenaire, D., & Gelder, A. (2019, July 16). 2020 Vision (Option 1, 2 and 3). Retrieved from North of England P&I Club: https://www.nepia.com/latest/all-publications/2020-sulphur-cap/
Banning, M., Smith, M., & Bee, S. (2020). The Changing Face of Fuels. North Signals issue 120, 10-11.
Presentations
Banning, M. (2017). The impact of changing regulation on marine fuel quality and the role and effectiveness of fuel additives. International Association for Stability and Handling Use of Liquid Fuels. Rome.
Banning, M. (2019). The impact of changing regulations on marine fuel quality and the role and effectiveness of fuel additives. Euro Petroleum Consultants, IMO 2020 - Are you ready? Debate with the Specialists!. London.
Banning, M. (2019). Performance Deterioration of Marine Diesel Engines, Canadian Institute of Marine Engineers Mari-Tech Conference, Ottawa.
Prior Experience
Technical Service Manager – Marine, Innospec, 2013 – 2021
Marine Engineering Officer, BP Maritime Services, 2010 – 2013
Marine Engineering Officer, Foreland Shipping, 2010
Marine Engineering Officer, Bibby International Services (IOM) Ltd, 2007 – 2009
Marine Engineering Artificer, Royal Navy, 2004 – 2006
Professional Affiliations
British Standards Institute (BSI) – Member of Technical Committee PTI/002 Liquid Fuels
International Organization for Standardization – Member of Technical Committee TC28/SC4/WG6 – Classification and Specification of Marine Fuels
Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) – Member
IMarEST Special Interest Group – Fuels and Emissions
International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) – Member
IBIA Future Fuels Working Group - Member
Additional Information
Peer Reviewer
Journal of Marine Engineering & Technology
Knowledge
News & Events
CREDENTIALS & PROFESSIONAL HONORS
- M.Sc., Engineering and Management, University of Portsmouth, UK, 2017
LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS
Chartered Engineer – Engineering Standards Council
Chartered Marine Engineer – Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology
MCA OOW Engineer III/3 Unlimited (Motor)
Dangerous Cargo Endorsements for Petroleum and Liquefied Gases