Following the success of the inaugural edition, the second Net Zero Maritime 2026 Conference will take place in Gothenburg on 2-3 June 2026. This two-day event will once again focus on the maritime industry’s efforts to meet decarbonization targets in alignment with IMO regulations.

The conference will bring together a wide range of stakeholders from across the maritime value chain – including ship owners, financial institutions, traders, port authorities, alternative fuel producers, regulators, technology providers, research institutes, digitalization companies, universities, ship design companies, shipyards, machinery & equipment providers and more.

Building on the momentum of the first edition, the 2025 conference aims to deepen collaboration, promote best practices, and accelerate progress toward a low-emission maritime future. A particular focus will be placed on strengthening international cooperation, with the goal of fostering cross-border solutions and knowledge exchange.

We especially welcome the participation of Baltic shipowners, whose role in advancing sustainable maritime operations in the region is vital to achieving broader decarbonization goals.

Istanbul, strategically located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is one of the world’s most significant maritime trade hubs. Situated along the Bosporus Strait, which connects the Black Sea to the Mediterranean, Istanbul controls one of the busiest and most critical waterways in global shipping.

The 7th European Conference Hydrogen & P2X 2026, taking place on 9-10 June in Copenhagen, will gather the leading voices shaping Europe’s hydrogen and Power-to-X future. As hydrogen deployment accelerates and large-scale P2X projects move from planning to execution, the 2026 edition offers a timely opportunity to gain forward-looking insights and connect with the decision-makers driving real market change.

Across two intensive days, the conference will dive into critical themes such as cross-border permitting, scaling green hydrogen to commercial competitiveness, advances in liquefaction and storage technologies, integration with renewable energy systems, and the role of hydrogen in aviation, rail, and other hard-to-abate sectors. Participants will benefit from in-depth case studies, strategic policy discussions, and practical technical knowledge directly from industry pioneers and active project leaders.

For executives, developers, technology providers, regulators, energy companies, industrial users and infrastructure operators, this event offers a unique platform to network, benchmark strategies, and identify new opportunities in a rapidly evolving market.

A must-attend gathering for anyone serious about contributing to ,and capitalizing on, Europe’s clean energy transformation.

ALJ Group invites you to join efforts for a greener maritime future at the 7th Decarbonizing Shipping Forum in Rotterdam on June 22-23, 2026! A true shift to a sustainable and carbon-neutral shipping industry not only requires innovative technical solutions but also a shift in the mindsets of people who are going through this transformation.

The decarbonization agenda is becoming increasingly more ambitious and it requires to explore new ways of cutting on emission in day-to-day ship operations as well as long-term solutions that would bring about a lasting positive impact. It also requires new forward-thinking talents and joint corporate efforts starting with top-level management. Therefore, we are offering a platform to discuss new technology combined with human element and what decarbonizing means to the shipping industry from all points of view. Top business executives, policymakers, innovators, and technology experts will dive into debates during conference sessions and networking breaks in Rotterdam – don’t miss your chance to join them!

With over 2,200 exhibitors and about 48,000 visitors from all over the world, SMM (Shipbuilding, Machinery and Marine Technology trade fair) continues to cement its position as the most important event in the maritime industry calendar.

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