The maritime industry is challenged by expectations to decarbonize in line with or ahead of the IMO requirements. To reach 1.5°C, leading regions and sectors must decarbonize faster – reaching net zero before 2050.

New solutions and pilots are needed. Facts and insights are crucial in this process.

Agenda:

• How may Maritime Cleantech enable and foster development programs for energy-efficient and sustainable technologies?
• CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) as key measure to reach climate ambitions – status today and tomorrow – can it fly?
• The first newbuilding ordering of large CO2 carriers are ongoing. Liquid CO2 imposes new risks and challenges to ship design
• Sustainability, but also availability of tomorrow’s fuel will be essential for the maritime industry; Can onboard carbon capture be an alternative?
• Solvang pilot for onboard carbon capture – not just “Power Point engineering”

Speakers:

• Øystein Huglen, – Head of Innovation and Project Development, – Maritime CleanTech
• Tor Øyvind Ask, – Fleet Director, – Solvang
• Erik Mathias Sørhaug, – Business Development Director CO2 Shipping, – DNV
• Kari Forthun, – Senior engineer Carbon Capture and Storage, – DNV

Place: DNV Bergen office at “Marineholmen”, Thormøhlensgt 49a

Date: Thursday 7th December.

Registration from 08.00 with Christmas Breakfast and Julegløgg.

Presentations start 08.30 Seminar ends at approx 10.30

This breakfast seminar will be a joint arrangement organized by Maritime CleanTech and DNV!

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