LNG Bunkering Live: Driving the Decarbonisation and Sustainability of the Global Shipping Industry
LNG Bunkering is undoubtedly growing from strength-to-strength. IMO 2020 has radically altered the marine fuel landscape, alternative marine fuels are yet to deliver the same success as
LNG Bunkering, and supply chains are now beginning to diversify. It's therefore no surprise that the 'chicken and egg' theory is starting to fade as the market becomes more unified on driving the decarbonisation and sustainability of the global shipping industry.
What we are now beginning to see is a growing and diverse set of terminals, ports and shipping companies utilising
LNG Bunkering as a viable long term solution, capable of creating a truly global distribution network for the
LNG bunkering community.
With health concerns and travel restrictions currently in place, this is an opportunity to turn our attention to
LNG Bunkering Live - 27-29 October, 2020, taking place online, connecting you with your international peers, all of whom are looking to hear more about the leading insights, market overview and ongoing predictions and technology in this sector.
LNG Bunkering Live is free to attend for Operators (Shipping Companies, Ports, Terminals and Regulatory Bodies). For all others, including, but not limited to the following, there is a registration fee.
- O&G/LNG Fuel suppliers
- Energy suppliers
- Classification Bodies
- Ship-builders
- Consultants
- Technology and Equipment Suppliers
- Shipbrokers & Finance
- Legal
5 Reasons to Attend
- Act now to drive the decarbonisation and sustainability of the shipping supply chain through better accessibility, availability and cost effective infrastructure
- Expand your networks and help close the LNG Supply Gap through fostering new partnerships and integrated networks
- Receive updates on regulatory developments across the globe, potential impacts and how to prepare appropriately
- Gain a global market overview of the existing and future LNG Bunkering supply chain to help you plan for what's ahead
- Explore which alternative marine fuels could be seen as a long-term replacement for LNG and if recent developments demonstrate their commercial viability in the short-to-mid-term
Who should attend?
- COOs, CEOs, VPs, Presidents, MD's
- LNG Leaders
- Business Development
- Maritime Operations Specialist
- Project Managers
- LNG Fuel Specialists
- Fleet Managers
- Shipping Technical Advisory
- Marine Efficiency
- Environmental Managers
- Ship Owners/Operators/Builders/Designers
- Ports, Port Authorities & Terminals
- LNG Suppliers and Utilities
- Oil and Gas Companies
- Classification Societies
- Regulatory Bodies
- Technology & Equipment Suppliers
- Consultants
- Finance & Insurance
Speakers
- Peter Keller, Chairman, SEA\LNG
- Sjaak Klap, Principal Environmental Advisor, SGMF
- Dr Tristan Smith, Energy and Shipping, UCL Energy Institute
- Ronan Chester, Manager, Strategic Environmental Initiatives, Port of Vancouver
- Angus Campbell, Corporate Director - Engergy Projects, Schulte Group
- Harly Penner, Director, Fleet Engineering & Vessel Development, Seaspan
- Paul Ocholla, Commercial Advisor, Break Bulk LNG, Grain LNG
- Guillaume Brossard, Director - Development & LNG, Energir
- Gary Olszewski, LNG Specialist, Port of Vancouver
- Dain Detillier, General Manager LNG Facility, Harvey Gulf International Marine
- Blake Littauer, Director - Business Development, Puget LNG
- Robert Butts, Manager - LNG Dvelopment, Dominion Energy
- Tim Casey, CEO, Northstar Midstream
- Roger Williams, VP, Gas Development Services, Dominion Energy
- JP Marcantonio, VP Marine Services, TOTE Services
- Alexander Fairchild, LNG operations Manager, TOTE Services
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