What is the Maritime Twin Transition, and how can digital technology drive the maritime industry toward sustainability? Join us as we examine the current landscape, discuss the necessary steps for successful digital adoption, and kickstart our targeted work to accelerate this transformation in the maritime sector!

Maritime CleanTech has conducted an extensive survey to pinpoint key areas where focused efforts in digital and green transformation are essential – including data utilization and sharing for improved energy efficiency and transparent sustainability reporting. The findings will be presented for discussions, and we will hear from industry leaders on how the digtal and green transition(s) can go together.

Coffee and a light breakfast will be served from 08:00. The program will start at 08:30.

Program

Why digitalisation is relevant to decarbonisation – Øystein Huglen, Head of Technology and Innovation, Maritime CleanTech

Navigating the Twin Transition with R&D partnerships – Rannveig Litlabø, Competence Broker, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL) / FORREGION Vestland

Roadmap for the Maritime Twin Transition – Nina Ingvaldsen, Project Manager, Maritime CleanTech

What is Twin Transition, and what is needed to speed it up? – Simon Norheim Colclough, Associate Professor, HVL

The GASS Project: Using AI for energy optimization on ships – Jannikke Berger, Innovation Project Coordinator, NAVTOR; Henning Rebnord, Principal Engineer, Grieg Star; Magne Aunebakk, Deputy Technical Director, SinOceanic Shipping

Data sharing for reduced emissions, new industries, and new technologies – Sveinung Soma, CEO, Remota

Panel discussions with input from the audience