Creating the energy supply and support infrastructure for shipping’s decarbonisation
The first ship.energy summit in March offered some excellent insights on the fuel and technology options that are or may be available to shipping as it considers future energy pathways. It also looked at the key drivers for decarbonisation, such as national and corporate regulation, cross-industry partnerships, ESG policies and availability of finance.
The second in 2021’s series of ship.energy summits will move forward to take a very practical approach to the energy revolution. Who will supply the new marine fuels and how will the landside supply infrastructure be put in place? Who will foot the massive bill for the supply infrastructure for multiple new fuels? How are ports working to support the provision of new fuels? Will the bunker hubs of today be the supply hubs of tomorrow? Are the technical and safety regulations and guidelines governing fuel supply evolving at a sufficient pace?
All the event’s presentations and panel discussions are available to access to registered members below.
Panel discussion – Fuel supply infrastructure
Moderator:
Rhys Berry, News Editor, ship.energy
Panellists include:
Matthew Fisher, Manager of Business Development, Eagle LNG
Dag Lilletvedt, CEO and Founder, Powerzeek
Peter Keller, Chairman, SEA-LNG
Panel discussion – Technology options and infrastructure
Moderator:
Ian Taylor, Managing Editor, Bunkerspot
Panellists include:Lorene Grandidier, Group Digital Transformation Manager, Cavotec
Per Tunell, COO, Wallenius Marine and future Managing Director of AlfaWall Oceanbird
Maite Klarup, Commercial Director, e1 Marine
Tor Arne Myklebust, Product Manager – Power & Propulsion, Vard Electro AS
Presentation – Shipping’s journey to decarbonization
Ian Bown, Technical Manager, Lubrizol
Harriet Brice, Technology Manager, Lubrizol
Panel discussion – Bunker Suppliers
Moderator:
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, Petrospot
Panellists include:
Nacho de Miguel, Head of Business Development, Peninsula
Christoffer Berg Lassen, CCO, Bunker Holding
Presentation – IPEX Value Chain Approach
Constantin Geyer, Vice President, KfW IPEX-Bank
Presentation – Climate risk and energy infrastructure
Harri K. Kytomaa, Group Vice President & Principal Engineer, Exponent
Michael Banning, Technical Consultant Fuel Specialist and Surveyor, Exponent
Panel discussion – The role of maritime stakeholders in developing and supporting the new energy infrastructure
Moderator:
Lesley Bankes-Hughes, Director of Publishing/Executive Editor, Petrospot
Panellists include:Bogdan Ołdakowski, CEO, Baltic Ports Organization
Brian Johnson, CEO, Maritime and Coastguard Agency
Alexander Feindt, Global Business Development Manager, Marine Four-Stroke, MAN Energy Solutions
Presentation – Introducing chemical technology for reduced emissions in other industries and how to bring them into marine
Joshua Townley, Market Specialist Marine – EMEA, Innospec Fuel Specialties
Presentation – Marine fuel notations
Olivier Cartier, VP Technical, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore
Panel discussion – Shipowners
Moderator:
Mark Williams, Managing Director, Shipping Strategy Ltd
Panellists include:Mark Cameron, COO, Ardmore
Brian Nixon, Commercial Director, Greenheart Management Company Ltd
Daniel Gent, Energy & Sustainability Manager, UECC
Arlie Sterling, President, Marsoft