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Maritime Week Africa 2023

23 January - 25 January

Table Bay Hotel, Cape Town, South Africa

Bunkering in Africa: Framing the future

Maritime Week Africa is the longest-running and most popular bunkering event in the African continent. It has built a strong reputation for attracting the highest-level industry speakers, bringing together the most important suppliers and buyers and highlighting the challenges and opportunities presented by the uniquely diverse African bunkering industry.

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Maritime Week Africa 2023

Bunkering in Africa: Framing the future

Monday 23 January – Wednesday 25 January 2023

Local issues:

  • The energy supply sector across Sub-Saharan Africa (developments and changes in refining capacity; fuel availability, access and supply; storage and delivery; fuel quality, sampling and testing).
  • Developments in South Africa’s journey towards decarbonisation
  • Investments into South African Refineries, Fuel Supply & Fuel Supply Issues as well as Hydrocarbons.
  • Ports infrastructure
  • Developments in Western and Eastern Africa & Identify Business and Market Opportunities.

The programme will include a variety of top-level presentations and vibrant panel discussions. It will also include a Women in Maritime panel that will examine how the role of women is developing within the context of the shipping and bunkering sectors in Africa.

Standard Rate:  £475


International Issues:

  • Shipping’s journey towards a zero-carbon future (decarbonisation, developments in alternative fuels and fuel sources – LNG, methanol, ammonia, hydrogen, solar, wind, etc)
  • Environmental regulation (EEDI; SEEMP; EEXI; CII) and the impact on the bunkering sector and on shipping
8:00 am

Conference Registration & Exhibition Opens

Welcome Coffee
Silver Sponsor


9:00 am

SESSION 1 – FRAMING THE FUTURE

This session will look at South Africa’s oil and gas sectors as well as investing in Africa’s port and transport infrastructure.

09:00

Opening Remarks
Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes, Managing Director, Petrospot Ltd

Overview of South Africa’s Oil and Gas Sector
Adrian Strydom, CEO, South African Oil and Gas Alliance (SAOGA)

Developments on African Ports from an Operational Perspective
Captain Thulani Dubeko, Vice President of the African Harbour Master’s Committee Board Members (AHMC) & Harbour Master, Transnet National Ports Authority

Legislation, Regulation and the Nuances of Bunkering in South Africa
Kgomotso Selokane-Maja, CEO, Heron Marine

Panel Discussion / Q&A


10:15

Maritime Week Africa – Keynote Address
The Deputy Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga, Deputy Minister of Transport, Department of Transport, Republic of South Africa

10:00 am

Networking Coffee Break


11:00 am

SESSION 2 – SOUTH AFRICA

This session will focus on the ports, shipping and bunkering in South Africa, looking at regulation, fuel supply and quality.

11:00

Chair
Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes, Managing Director, Petrospot Ltd

Developments in Policy and Legislation in South Africa
Dumisani Ntuli, Chief Director, Maritime Transport Policy & Legislation, Department of Transport, RSA

Developments in South Africa’s Maritime Sector
Tau Morwe, Deputy Chair, South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA)

Strategies for a Sustainable Bunker Industry in South Africa
Gavin Naidoo, Bunker Business Manager, Linsen Nambi

Bunkering in South African Ports
Graham Dreyden, Marine Services Executive, African Marine Solutions (AMSOL)

Panel Discussion / Q&A

1:00 pm

Networking Lunch


2:00 pm

SESSION 3 – BUNKERING IN AFRICA PART 1

This session will examine developments in ports, shipping and bunkering in key markets in West Africa, including offshore Gulf of Guinea.

14:00

Chair
Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes, Managing Director, Petrospot Ltd

West Africa: An Overview
Jon Hughes, Managing Director, Dan-Bunkering Africa Ltd

The Canary Islands and West Africa: A Supplier’s Perspective
Stanislas Violet, Senior Trader, Addax Energy SA

Ghana
Brent Nartey, Managing Director, Engen Ghana

Angola
Jorge Calvillo, CEO, ATH Trading

Panellist:
Veryan Bell, Senior Bunker Manager, Oldendorff Carriers GmbH & Co. KG

Panel Discussion / Q&A

3:30 pm

Networking Coffee Break


4:00 pm

SESSION 4 – BUNKERING IN AFRICA PART 2

This session will look at specific developments in ports, shipping and bunkering in Southern Africa, East Africa and Mauritius.

16:00

Chair
Llewellyn Bankes-Hughes, Managing Director, Petrospot Ltd

Saldanha Bay
Benedicta Durcan, Executive MBA | Energy |Upstream Oil&Gas | Maritime, Freeport Saldanha Industrial Development Zone

Mossel Bay
Donovan Brink, Strategy and Commercial Manager, PetroSA

Algoa Bay: A South African Success Story
Kgomotso Selokane-Maja, CEO, Heron Marine

Mauritius
Vy-Anne Young, Marine and Aviation Manager, Vivo Energy (Mauritius)

Panellist:
Veryan Bell, Senior Bunker Manager, Oldendorff Carriers GmbH & Co. KG (Germany)

Panel Discussion / Q&A

Chair’s Closing Remarks

17:30 – End of Day One

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Post-conference Drinks


7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Evening Reception