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Stringent existing and upcoming Ballast Water Management regulation subjected shipowners to
install solutions on their vessels that treat the ballast water before discharge. The intent of this
project is then to choose, from the wide array of technical and operational Ballast Water
Treatment Systems available in the market, the optimal solution for Maersk’s retrofit program.
The investment in retrofitting carries significant upfront costs and a high degree of uncertainty
remains on the systems’ availability and performance reliability. The discounted cash flow
method was used to compute the net present value of the system’s lifecycle costs and real
option analysis was introduced to account for the value of managerial flexibility in avoiding an
ill-chosen investment strategy through an option to abandon.
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Ballast water regulation Lifecycle costs Discounted cash flows Real options
