Hosted in partnership with the Port of Rotterdam, Europe’s largest port and a critical gateway for clean energy and commodity flows, the conference is grounded in the realities of infrastructure, logistics and scale, at the heart of Northwest Europe’s evolving clean energy import system.

We are now preparing for the 3rd Ship Energy Efficiency Summit, taking place on 2-3 December 2026 at the Grand Hyatt Athens.

The 3rd Ship Energy Efficiency Summit will take place in Athens, bringing together maritime leaders and innovators to discus carbonization and energy efficiency, with a focus on emissions reduction, onboard carbon capture, and future marine fuels aligned with IMO 2030 and 2050 tariffs.

3rd SEE Athens Greece

Propulsion & Future Fuels is the longest-running technical conference in the shipping sector, providing senior executives with a meeting place to learn, discuss, and share knowledge of the latest developments in efficient propulsion technology and low flashpoint, low carbon fuels.

Under China’s 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), its national energy targets and objectives have been reset. By advancing nuclear power, renewables, hydrogen and electrification, alongside robust hydrocarbon supply chains, China will expand on its vision of ‘building a strong energy nation’, while redefining global energy markets in the process.  This long-term model of balancing security and transition with speed and scale, while building strategic trade networks and synergies, continues to demonstrate its durability. 

Sea Asia has evolved into a flagship event on the global maritime calendar. Sea Asia has grown to be the largest event in the region, the previous edition welcomed over 20,000 participants, underscoring its remarkable growth and influence.