10:00 – 12:45 CECA - Sector Group Meeting for Flood & Marine Group
Including networking lunch. Open to CECA member only
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12:45 - 14:00 CECA - Infrastructure associated with the marine environment
Session includes informative presentations and panel discussion. Open to all Seawork attendees to join.
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15:00 – 16:00 ORE Catapult & European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) Ltd
ORE Catapult are leading the Tidal Stream Industry Energiser project (TIGER) which is Interreg’s largest ever project recently increased in value to over €48m. Partners include world leading tidal stream technology/project developers, 2 of which are located very close to Seawork. TIGER partners will present on the opportunities and prospects within the tidal stream sector.
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11:30 – 13:50 MoD & DIT Session
Session will focus on MoD Procurement with and overview of DIT.
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22 June
10:00 – 12:45 CECA Sector Group Meeting for Environment Group
Including networking lunch. Open to CECA member only
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12:45 – 14:00 CECA - Responding to the climate challenge
Session includes informative presentations and panel discussion. Open to all Seawork attendees to join. Topics to be covered:
Presenting on Net Zero, Ashley Webber & Harry Stannett from Balanced Energy will provide an overview of the main high-level issues surrounding how organisations, particularly SMEs, are engaged in the process of achieving Net Zero by 2050, including some practical examples of what they can do from a corporate perspective.
Mark Clouter, Commercial Manager, WP Group will give his insight on the current issues for HVO fuels and what these might mean for current and future users. Concentrating on Low carbon projects, Andy Martin, Contracts Manager, Mackley will present on the Lydd Ranges project - an exemplar scheme using alternative and innovative techniques to deliver a low carbon sea defence project.
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14:00 – 15:30 Workboat Association Safety Forum in partnership with the British Tug owners Association
Join the British Tugowners Association and the Workboat Association to discuss and learn more about MOB Recovery. Having drafted an industry guidance document on MOB Recovery the associations invite all Seawork attendees, especially anyone with MOB expert knowledge, or user/purchase experience of equipment, or just those with an interest or opinion(!) to join us on Wednesday 22 June at 14:00 - 15:30 BSTClick here to add this in-person session to your schedule
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15:00 - 17:00 YBDSA
Small craft surveyor’s forumClick here to add this session to your schedule
16:00 - 16:30 MCA
Workboat code update from Rob Taylor BEng (Hons) MIMarEST MIET, Code Vessel Lead, UK Technical Services Ship Standards
An insight into the development of the Codes of Practice for Small Commercial Vessels. This session brings an update from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency on the introduction of the High-Speed Offshore Service Craft Code and a closer look into the developments that have been made in the latest revision to the Workboat Code, what has changed and when to expect these amendments to come into force.
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15:45 -16:45 Women in Marine Industry
We welcome all Seawork attendees to join us for this annual event which includes inspiring presentations and informal networking.
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23 June
09:00 - 10:15 Maritime UK June Networking meeting
All Seawork attendees are welcome to join Maritime UK for their June breakfast networking meeting in Conference Room 2. Hear all the latest from Stuart Baker, MD at Maritime UK.
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14:00 – 16:00 MSE International & Port Energy Systems Optimisation project (PESO) Project
Port Decarbonisation and Smart Energy Solutions
This workshop will discuss the issues surrounding port decarbonisation and present the Port of Portsmouth as a case study for combining renewable generating capacity with innovative energy storage solutions and advanced energy management systems. Ports and shipping are major users of energy and are under pressure to improve air quality and reduce carbon emissions. To achieve this, ports will have to change the way they use energy and the infrastructure that delivers it. This presentation will look at the fast-changing landscape of port decarbonisation.
Ports, renewable energy providers, energy service providers and other stakeholders would be welcome to attend this session to learn about the fast-changing landscape as well as supply chain opportunities in port decarbonisation.
Chaired and facilitated by Dr Jonathan Williams of MSE International, speakers will include:
- Jerry Clarke, Senior Pilot at Portsmouth International Port;
- Anthony Price at Swanbarton;
- Thalia Skoufa, Practice Manager – Transport, Energy Systems Catapult;
- Mark Simmonds, CEO British Ports Association; and
- Commander Lee Harrington, Principal Engineer for the Royal Navy.
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