27 April - 27 April
The ship.energy summit is returning to Spain in 2023 to deliver high level debate on the rate of progress in the decarbonisation of shipping and ports. This year’s event will be held on 27 April at the Higher Technical School of Naval Engineers, part of the prestigious Technical University of Madrid.
SE Summit 2023
Higher Technical School of Naval Engineers, The Technical University of Madrid
Programme details are updated regularly and are subject to change as new speakers are confirmed and themes developed.
Delegate Rate: £495 (Є564)
Welcome Coffee
Regulation is intended to create a structure and timeline to support the delivery of shipping’s energy transition. This overview will provide a springboard for the discussions at the ship.energy summit by giving an update on IMO, EU and national environmental and energy regulations, as well offering a snapshot of how safety regulations are being shaped for the construction of new ships and the handling of new fuels.
08:45
Welcome to the ship.energy summit 2023
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, ship.energy
09:00
Opening Remarks – Shipping Market in Transition
Carlos Guerrero, Global Market Leader of Gas Carriers and Tankers, Bureau Veritas
This session will focus on shipping’s new energies. Participants will look at fuel availability, sourcing and production scalability. They will also look at the timelines to develop synthetic or e-variants of all the fuels available to shipping and discuss the importance of a well-to-wake rather than a tank-to-wake evaluation of the emissions of these fuels. Is an immediate switch to zero emission fuels feasible and why does a step-by-step approach to shipping’s energy transition generate such a kick-back from some industry stakeholders?
09:10
Moderator:
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, ship.energy
LNG: the Incremental Pathway to Zero Emissions
Steve Esau, COO, Sea-LNG
Green Hydrogen Corridor from Spain to the Netherlands
Enrique Iglesias Barbero, Commercial Structuring – Hydrogen and Clean Power, CEPSA
Ammonia Energy Association
Andrea Guati Rojo, Stakeholder Relations Manager, Ammonia Energy Association
Renewable & Low-Carbon Fuels Alliance – Working Together to Decarbonise European Shipping
Alexander Feindt, Global Business Development Manager, Marine (Four-Stroke), MAN Energy Solutions
Panel Discussion / Q&A
Carlos Guerrero, Global Market Leader of Gas Carriers and Tankers, Bureau Veritas
The fuel supply chain will be the focus of this session, from the infrastructure required for energy transportation and storage through to physical delivery. They will also consider the importance of crew and landside training in the handling of new fuels. Participants will also look at how industry associations and alliances are fostering innovation in decarbonisation as well as the role that initiatives such as green shipping corridors can play as testbeds for fuels, technologies, and stakeholder collaboration.
10:45
Moderator:
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, ship.energy
Peninsula’s Transition to Supplying Cleaner Marine Fuels
Nacho de Miguel, Head of Alternative Fuels, Peninsula
Hydrogen and Ammonia as a Low Carbon Bunkering Option within the Future Global Energy Mix
Antonio Miranda Bonet, Head of LNG Bunkering, Naturgy
LNG Fuelled Vessels: Ongoing Projects and New Generations
Amine El Kadiri, Business Development Manager, Gaztransport & Technigaz, Commercial Department
Clean Energy Marine Hubs (CEM-Hubs): Low-Carbon Fuels for the World through Maritime
Nelson Mojarro, Head of Innovation and Partnerships, International Chamber of Shipping
Panel Discussion / Q&A
Dr Francisco de Manuel Lopez, Global Commodity Manager, Chartering, Siemens Gamesa/Associate Professor, UPM
The session will focus on the pivotal role that ports will play in the energy transition, including as energy hubs, creating the infrastructure for the import and export of new energy sources, as bunkering locations and providers of at-berth renewable electricity supply, and as major players in the circular economy with strong sustainability agendas.
12:00
Moderator:
Rhys Berry, News Editor, ship.energy
Projects on Shore-side Electricity – Challenges and Lessons Learn
Ana Arévalo, Energy Transition Manager, Port of Barcelona
Port Decarbonisation: the Case of Valencia
Eva Pérez García, Innovation Promotion Director, Fundación Valenciaport
The Development of a Port Energy Model (PEM) Planning Tool to Address Maritime Decarbonisation
Graeme MacLean, Principal Consultant, Ricardo
Panel Discussion / Q&A
There is a perception that, in some respects, technological solutions to shipping’s decarbonisation may be ahead of the game in comparison to the development of new fuels. Speakers will discuss how aligned the technology and fuel development paths are and they will also look specific technologies to improve vessel efficiency and propulsion, the role of carbon capture in emissions reduction, and the benefits to be achieved through digitalisation.
13:45
Moderator:
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, ship.energy
Onboard Carbon Capture – A Fix for Shipping Decarbonization?
Alexander Feindt, Global Business Development Manager, Marine (Four-Stroke), MAN Energy Solutions
Green Technology and the Decarbonisation Challenge
Simon Potter, Director of Sustainability Advisory, Houlder
A New Humanism, a Green Opportunity for Shipping
Pino Spadafora, Global Marine Commercial Senior Director, RINA
AirWing™ Wind Propulsion – Commercialisation Strategy
George Thompson, Director, GT Green Technologies
Panel Discussion / Q&A
In this session, the focus of the ship.energy summit shifts from the supply side to the demand side, with speakers offering their perspectives on how shipowners and operators are addressing the decarbonisation challenge. They will discuss how they are balancing the imperatives of environmental regulation, sustainability and also ESG reporting with commercial priorities.
15:00
Moderator:
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, ship.energy
The Transition to the new European Maritime Fuels Strategy
Javier Cervera, Head of Energy Transition, Baleària
Decarbonisation in Shipping – the Due Diligence and KYC Perspective
Edgar Martin, Head, Central & Eastern Europe, Infospectrum Ltd
Shipping’s Journey Towards Net Zero
Elena Seco, Director of Spanish Shipowners Association and UPM Professor
The Sustainability Imperative
Alfredo Cabellos, Partner, Asset Finance Group, Watson Farley & Williams
Panel Discussion / Q&A
Estimates of the cost of shipping’s energy transition are constantly being revised – upwards. But who is providing the investment for new ships, for the R&D for new fuels and technologies, and for their commercialisation? Speakers will consider access to finance, investors appetite for risk, and what the inclusion of shipping in the EU ETS means for the industry.
16:30
Moderator:
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, ship.energy
EU Shipping and the Course to Zero
Jacob Armstrong, Sustainable Shipping Officer, Transport & Environment
The Impact of the EU ETS on Spanish Shipping Companies
Antonello Zanfardino, Senior Carbon Analyst, BRS Shipbrokers
Asset Finance – Shipping Decarbonization Challenges
Roger Torrella, Executive Director, Asset Finance, CaixaBank Corporate & Institutional Banking & International Banking
Mastering your EU-ETS Compliance Strategy
Youenn Guillerm, ETS Specialist and Business Development – Shipping, Vertis Environmental Finance
Data-driven, Wind-powered Solutions
Diane Gilpin, Founder/CEO, Smart Green Shipping
Panel Discussion / Q&A
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