Sustainable Maritime 2026

Welcome to Sustainable Maritime 2026, where shipping leaders and maritime technology experts address decarbonisation strategies shaping Europe’s shipping industry.

The sector faces challenges in reducing emissions due to the high cost and limited supply of sustainable fuels, gaps in port infrastructure, regulatory uncertainty, and slow digital adoption. Progress depends on scaling methanol, ammonia, and biofuels, alongside policy alignment, port upgrades, and AI-driven systems to support efficient operations.

Join us to gain practical insights, explore proven solutions, and support cleaner, smarter maritime operations.

Maritime decarbonisation strategies for achieving net-zero shipping

Reducing shipping emissions through efficiency, alternative fuels, new propulsion systems, and global policies to achieve net-zero maritime transport goals.

Maritime digitalisation supporting the rise of smart shipping systems

Using digital platforms, AI, and real-time data to reduce fuel use, improve safety, and enable smarter, more sustainable maritime operations.

Green port development and shore power solutions for sustainable ports

Developing low-emission ports through shore power, electrification, smart energy systems, and infrastructure to support cleaner vessels at berth.

Sustainable marine fuels driving next-generation maritime vessels

Exploring methanol, ammonia, biofuels, and hydrogen to cut emissions while ensuring safety, scalability, and readiness of global fuel infrastructure.

AI and IoT applications for optimising fleet and voyage performance

Applying AI and connected sensors to optimise routes, monitor performance, cut fuel use, and reduce emissions across global shipping fleets.

IMO regulations and evolving global maritime climate policy frameworks

Understanding IMO rules, carbon targets, and global policies shaping emissions reduction, compliance strategies, and the future of sustainable shipping.

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