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European Environmental Ports Conference
The 5th edition of The European Environmental Ports Conference will bring together experts and key stakeholders in the European Ports industry, in order to discuss the most recent changes, challenges and developments. The conference will take place over the 31st May – 1st June 2023 in Valencia, Spain. This event will encourage discussions around the latest policy changes, the energy crisis, green shipping corridors, pollution, climate change and port relationships. It also provides a platform to meet experts from other industries such as pollution monitoring and reduction, dredging, and water and waste treatment.
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- Key Topics
- Confirmed Speakers
- Who Will Attend?
- Call for Papers
- Sponsors
- Media Partners
- Agenda
- Maximising Face-to-Face Networking
- Technological Developments and Innovations in the Port Industry
- Update on Policies and Regulations
- Evaluating Ports and The Energy Crisis
- The Use of Green Shipping Corridors
- Discussing Pollution from Ports
- Adapting Ports to a Changing Climate
- Overcoming Ecological Port Challenges
- Moving Towards Better Relationships in Ports
- Improving Ports’ Workforce Education
- Reaching the 2030 IMO Goals
- The Future of Ports
- Benjamin Weinacht, Managing Director, CMB Germany
- Dorothe Goertz, Terminal Planning Specialist, HPC Hamburg Port Consulting GmbH
- Raúl Cascajo Jiménez, Head of Environmental Policies, Port of Valencia
- Eleni Bougioukou, Innovation Manager – Energy and Sustainability, Port of Tyne
- Rhona MacDonald, Sustainability Advisor, British Ports Association
- Johan Wallen, CCO, Port of Stockholm
- Andreas Slotte, Head of Sustainable Development, Port of Helsinki
- Thomas Desnijder, Energy Policy Advisor, North Sea Port
- Rommel Edwards, Manager Digital Innovation & Development, Barbados Port Inc.
- Maarten Boot, Policy Advisor, FEPORT
- Claudia Beumer, Global Account Manager, VT Group
- Jon Olav Stedje, Manager Port Operations, Port of Flåm; Ambassador, Environmental Port Index; Member of The Sustainable Committee, Cruise Europe
- Leticia Astudillo, Deputy Director, Drewry Maritime Advisors
- Karsten Schönewald, Managing Director, Flotte Hamburg GmbH & Co. KG
- Valeria Mangiarotti, Director of Sustainability & Environmental Issues, MedCruise
- Maurici Hervas, Researcher in Energy Transition, Port of Barcelona – Cenit
- Ander Retuerta, Marine Environmental Consultant, Laboratorios Munuera SL for Port of Cartagena
- Roland Teixeira, President, EOPSA
- Jon Lane, Senior Sustainability Manager, RightShip
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- Ashley Woods, Head Of Global Environmental Improvement, Maersk
- Nurettin Tekin, Hydrogen Product Manager, Kawasaki
- Ports and Port Authorities
- Consultants
- Heads of Sustainability, Environmental Affairs and Innovation/Development
- Terminal Operators
- Shipping Companies
- Regulatory and Policy Officers
- Technology Providers
If you would like to be considered as a speaker for the event with a 30-45 minute presentation, please submit an abstract for consideration to:
Beth Young
Tel: +44 (0)20 3141 0613
Email: byoung@acieunet
ActiveMaps.Live from 3DEO is a Smart Place and Digital Twin enabling platform and toolset for environmental monitoring, asset management, operations, conservancy and commercial. Providing a single window on all of your assets, data, systems and information. Build incrementally complementing and underpinning your digital transformation journey. Integrate and visualise legacy data, live data, sensors and IoT. Capture and visualise change over time and trends. Access and share on any device anywhere. Taking a sensor agnostic approach, we work with and combine the most appropriate data sources from terrestrial sensors and systems to satellite data and imagery. We are working with ports, telcos, government agencies and environmental bodies to measure, monitor, visualise and communicate.
OceanScore provides emissions- and sustainability-data to the wider maritime ecosystem, driving shipping’s transformation to net-zero. Combining engineering and datascience, our solutions offer unique insights into the emissions and sustainability of more than 100.000 commercial vessels. Given our datacentric approach with global coverage, OceanScore uniquely provides these emissions- and sustainability data for the entire global fleet. Our solutions include benchmarks, that can be tailored to target specific trades, territorial waters, individual ports or terminals.
Typical usecases include the provision of CO2 footprints for entire portfolios of banks or insurances, the assessments of emissions in a port / port area as basis for a data based sustainability strategy and consequently the tracking of these data over time, benchmarks vs. comparable ports, ship managers, ….
We strongly believe that while shipping remains the most environmentally efficient way of transport, the 1 billion tons of CO2 emitted annually can be tackled most effectively by transparency and cross sector collaboration. We provide the unbiased, high quality data on which to base this collaboration.
OceanScore is based in Hamburg/Germany and on Madeira/Portugal and serves leading players in a wide range of segments, including shipping itself, ports, banks, P&I clubs, freight forwarders and cargo owners.
Kawasaki Gas Turbine Europe GmbH supplies and services Gas Turbine Generator Sets, preferably for high efficient Combined Heat and Power Systems with a package power of 1,8 MWel up to 34 MWel. Kawasaki is pushing the Hydrogen fuel use for our 1,8 MWel Gas Turbine, which is the only industrial Gas Turbine worldwide which can run with 100% Hydrogen.
RightShip is the world’s leading Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) focused digital maritime platform, providing expertise in global safety, sustainability and social responsibility practices.
Founded with the mission to drive operational improvements in the global shipping industry, more than 600 customers use RightShip’s due diligence, environmental and inspections services to help them manage risk and improve overall maritime safety standards on shore and at sea.
At RightShip we believe in a zero-harm maritime industry. By this we mean zero harm to ships, to the cargo those ships carry, to the seafarers carrying out their duties on board, and of course, zero harm to the environment the vessels are trading in.
A successful voyage meets the highest safety standards, protects the environment, ensures seafarers are supported and is commercially beneficial to the entire supply chain. We’re here to make that happen.
ACI has put together a range of packages to suit your requirements. These range from branding options, to full scale partner solutions and can be tailored to meet your objectives and budgets.
If you are launching a new product or service and wish to gain visibility and brand recognition within your industry, contact us today!
For commercial opportunities, please contact:
Sam Cormack
Tel: +44 (0) 20 3141 0609
Email: [email protected]
The Nautical Institute is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) with consultative status at the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Our aim is to promote professionalism, best practice and safety throughout the maritime industry and to represent the interests of our members.
Bunkerspot is a key source of high quality, independent information for all professionals working in the international bunker industry. Stay fully up to speed with daily news updates, comments from the bunker industry’s key players and the latest on IMO 2020.
STANDARD SUBSCRIPTION – BUNKERSPOT
Six issues of Bunkerspot magazine – this authoritative and well respected ‘journal of record’ provides incisive, high-quality features and news coverage of the major issues impacting the marine fuels sector
Unlimited access to www.bunkerspot.com – this enables you to view all the latest news stories as they emerge and read the comments and opinions from the bunker industry’s key players
A searchable archive featuring thousands of news stories and features
A listing of global industry events, seminars, workshops and conferences
Daily bunker prices from 22 key ports.
Subscribers will also have access to the online digital version of the magazine.
https://globalmaritimehub.com/
“Since 1993, FEPORT represents the interests of large variety of terminal operators and stevedoring companies performing operations and carrying out activities over 400 terminals in the seaports of the European Union. FEPORT speaks on behalf more than 1200 companies.
Our aim is to promote the interests of our members i.e. national associations and global multinational companies and to maintain constant dialogue with all EU institutional and non-institutional stakeholders.”
The Harbours Review project of the Baltic Press publishing house stands for a completely free regularly updated on-line European ports database as well as E-zines distributed to over 15,000+ subscribers with expert views on the most important issues for Europe’s port sector.
Each E-zine contains a featured article tackling one of the most burning questions for the EU port industry, coupled with comments of the sector’s representatives and top national & EU officials.
Actualidad Marítima y Portuaria – Daily Offer of jobs into the maritime, port and logistics sectors News, Vessels, Companies, Ports, Customs, Events … Oferta diaria de empleos en los sectores marítimo-portuario y logístico Noticias, Buques, Empresas, Puertos, Aduanas, Eventos …
ASD Media is an online media company. We provide professionals in dedicated markets with news, intelligence, and interaction opportunities. During the last five years we developed dedicated websites for events, reports, news distribution and source data, and changed the name of the ASD-Network to ASDNews to emphasize the news focus.
If you would like to be an official Media Partner for European Environmental Ports Conference please contact:
Cheryl Williams
Tel: + 44 (0) 203 141 0605
Email: [email protected]
At the event we strive not only to bring you to the same location at the same time as your customers/suppliers/peers, we strive to ensure you meet face-to-face with each and every one of your target contacts and to provide you with the time you need to have multiple unhurried conversations with them and build a lasting business relationship:
• A pre-event informal introduction the evening before the conference
• A minimum of five hours’ networking built into the two day conference agenda
• A networking grid which enables you to make your target contacts aware you are looking for them
• The option to join either social drinks or dinner during the evening of Day One
• ACI’s on-site team will assist you in locating your hard-to-find target contacts & make face-to-face introductions
Of course, if there is anybody you are unable to meet over the two days, ACI’s event team will do their best to initiate contact after the event.
