Shipping is facing an era of profound change as it navigates its route through the energy transition. However, policymakers and regulators have now given the industry some clarity around the milestones for its decarbonisation. In terms of timelines, the IMO’s revised greenhouse gas strategy has provided a foundation on which shipping stakeholders can begin to construct and implement their respective decarbonisation strategies, while the phased entry into force of new European environmental regulation will impact global shipping and require individual companies to address their technology and energy requirements in the short, mid and longer term as part of their approach to regulatory compliance.
But with GHG emission reduction targets in sight, comes the reality check. This year’s ship.energy summit will consider how companies should formulate their decarbonisation plans, and then put them into action, with a particular focus on how evaluate the technologies (and energy sources) that are best for them, how to access finance and support for projects, retrofits and fleet renewal, and how to ‘futureproof’ their workforce for employment in a post-fossil fuel environment.
As always, the ship.energy summit will look at the industry’s progress on decarbonisation with reference to case studies and real projects, and with a focus on initiatives in Iberia.
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The £345 / €395 PSW24 Pass gives all delegates full access to ALL of the following conferences, tours and networking activities throughout the week:
- Monday 6 May
- The 100th anniversary celebration reception at the Infante Dom Henrique Nautical School
- Tuesday 7 May
- The PSW24 Flagship Conference at the Gare Marítima de Alcântara
- A Port of Lisbon boat tour and reception
- Wednesday 8 + Thursday 9 May
- The ship.energy summit, incorporating the EISAP Shipping Forum at the Gare Marítima de Alcântara
- ship.energy Evening Reception at the Gare Marítima de Alcântara
- Thursday 9 May
- Exclusive Port Tour to the Port of Lisbon, Yilport Container Terminal and Lisbon Cruise Terminal
- The PSW24 EUROMAR Dinner at the Maritime Museum
- Friday 10 May
- Exclusive Port and Shipyard Tour to the Port of Setubal and the Lisnave shipyard (including lunch)
Delegates are also invited to sign up to join:
- Monday 6 May
- An alternative fuels training course*
- A European environmental regulations and EU ETS training workshop + a tour of European Maritime Safety Agency’s Lisbon headquarters*
- Thursday 9 May
- Galp’s Atlantic Meeting (including lunch, seminar and dinner)**
*Basic course fees apply
**Invitation only.
