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Transitioning to a Vessel Circular Economy
Less than a week to go! Don’t miss the next session of Get Set for Workboat 2050, taking place on 21 November from 15:30 – 17:00. Join online or in-person.
This extended session, brought to you by the Commercial Marine Network, Seawork and Maritime Journal, focusses on Vessel Circular Economy - Closed-loop Scrappage: Benefits of re-energising tonnage & upcycling the fleet, our expert panel of speakers will discuss what can be done to help the sector transition to a more circular economy.
Take part direct in the live Q&A panel and learn from the expert speakers on:
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Speaker and panel member Ben Craig, Emissions Reduction Technical Specialist at the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, asks
“Crew Transfer vessels burn a lot of fuel travelling at high speed to efficiently serve the offshore wind sector. What can be done to help this sector transition to a more circular economy?”
Moderated by Andy Page - MD Chartwell Marine, with Kerrie Forster CEO of The Workboat Association delivering the welcome address, other speakers and panel members are;
Supported by: UKHMA – the UK Harbour Masters Association, and SMI – the Society of Maritime Industries.
For information on how to participate in these sessions, or, to discuss sponsorship opportunities contact the team on +44 (0)1329 825335 or at conferences@workboat2050.com
This extended session, brought to you by the Commercial Marine Network, Seawork and Maritime Journal, focusses on Vessel Circular Economy - Closed-loop Scrappage: Benefits of re-energising tonnage & upcycling the fleet, our expert panel of speakers will discuss what can be done to help the sector transition to a more circular economy.
Take part direct in the live Q&A panel and learn from the expert speakers on:
- How Damen supports the full life cycle of vessels – in design & materials; what are the different solutions for end of life, or extending the life cycle of their vessels?
- What are the advantages of re-powering? PME Power Systems Group will demonstrate the benefits re-powering using Hybrid Electric, HVO fuels, and Hydrogen dual fuel.
- How Close Brothers are supporting the sector with funding solutions for existing fleets; refurbishing and re-purposing vessels including the transition from traditional power systems to new technologies, in line with their ESG responsibilities.
- How the MCA’s latest modelling and research on propulsion systems and design, can assist with futureproofing the fleet and support the long-term vision on fuels of the future.
ATTEND SESSION ONLINE ATTEND SESSION IN PERSON
Speaker and panel member Ben Craig, Emissions Reduction Technical Specialist at the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, asks
“Crew Transfer vessels burn a lot of fuel travelling at high speed to efficiently serve the offshore wind sector. What can be done to help this sector transition to a more circular economy?”
Moderated by Andy Page - MD Chartwell Marine, with Kerrie Forster CEO of The Workboat Association delivering the welcome address, other speakers and panel members are;
- Martin Jackson, Sales Manager, PME Power Systems Group Ltd
- Dewi Wesselman , Group Sustainability Co-Ordinator, Damen
- Andrew Blundell, MD – Aviation & Marine Finance, Close Brothers
Supported by: UKHMA – the UK Harbour Masters Association, and SMI – the Society of Maritime Industries.
For information on how to participate in these sessions, or, to discuss sponsorship opportunities contact the team on +44 (0)1329 825335 or at conferences@workboat2050.com
