Argus Green Marine Fuels Conference

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The key question facing the shipping industry: how to accelerate decarbonisation of the shipping industry? The Argus Green Marine Fuels Conference returns in May 2023 in the Netherlands to offer you high impact networking opportunities with senior industry stakeholders, and insights into key developments that are shaping the shipping industry, including IMO, EU regulation and more. Hear from senior industry leaders across the methanol, ammonia, hydrogen, LNG, and biofuels sectors, alongside key regulators, governments and ship owners and discover their views of how the marine fuel matrix of the future is shaping up. Agenda highlights: - EU fit for 55 - How will the EU ETS, FuelEU Maritime and other EU legislation influence the shipping industry moving forward?- Alternative pathways - Where will the first fuel supply chains be established and what is needed to advance these alternative fuels?- Shipowner's perspective - What fuels are shipowners selecting and why?- Green corridors - How can we implement green corridors to accelerate the industry's path towards a greener future?- Engineering solutions - How can we build more resourceful engine and ship designs that would enable improved utilization of energy? URLs:Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/1558529-0?pid=5569 Inquiries: https://go.evvnt.com/1558529-3?pid=5569  Date and Time: On Tue, 23 May 2023 16:00 - Thu, 25 May 2023 17:00 Venue details: Novotel Amsterdam City, 10 Europaboulevard, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, 1083 AD, Netherlands Prices:Main Conference pass: early bird rate - Expires 10 March: EUR 1399.00,Main Conference pass: early bird rate (group of 3) - Expires 10 March: EUR 3568.00,Main Conference pass: early bird rate (group of 5) - Expires 10 March: EUR 5596.00,Main Conference pass: standard rate: EUR 1699.00,Main Conference pass: standard rate (group of 3): EUR 4333.00,Main Conference pass: standard rate (group of 5): EUR 6796.00 Speakers: Fotini Ioannidou, Head of the Maritime Safety Unit and Deputy Director Waterborne Transport, European Commission , Rasmus Hald Philipsen, ESG Public and Regulatory Affairs Advisor, Maersk, Katalin Dobranszky, Senior Director - Innovation, Finance and Fiscal Affairs, The European Community Shipowners, Sven Lumber, Head of EcoTow, Svitzer Marine, William Boatwright, Senior Manager-Logistics and Climate Solutions, NORDEN, Emma Mazhari, Head of Green Sourcing and Portfolio Management, Maersk, Constantinos Capetanakis, Bunker Director, Starbulk SA, Nick Lurkin, Senior Adviser Climate and Environmental Affairs, Royal Association of Netherlands' Shipowners, Tristan Smith, Associate Professor in Energy and Shipping, UCL Energy Institute, Tom Strang, SVP, Maritime Affairs, Carnival Corporation, Jesse Fahnestock, Project Director, Global Maritime Forum, Rustin Edwards, Head of Fuel Oil Procurement, Euronav, Elizabeth Lindstad, Chief Scientist, Maritime Transport, SINTEF Ocean, Unni Einemo, Director, International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), Chris Boyd, Chief Executive, The Royal Institute of Naval Architects, Anthony Cottone, VP of Carbon Products and Marketing, 1PointFive, Ilkka Hannula, Senior Energy Analyst, International Energy Agency, Stefano Innocenzi, Senior VP New Energy Business, Siemens Energy, Alex Karalis, Shipping and New Fuels, Peninne Energy Group, Francis Osborne, Head of Forecasting, Consulting, Argus, David Fyfe, Chief Economist, Argus