The Coastlink Conference introduce Coastlink Insights
These bitesize online conferences deliver expert panels looking at factors affecting the industry including economic, political and environmental considerations. Looking at the prospects for short sea and feeder shipping and how the supply chain is adapting.
Get a first look at one of Coastlink’s headline discussions as leading industry voices come together to explore the forces reshaping RoRo/LoLo shipping.
In this short preview session, selected speakers from the panel “Growth & Transformation in RoRo Shipping, Infrastructure, and Service Models” will share the key trends, emerging challenges, and big questions currently facing operators, ports, shortsea and logistics providers, and why they matter now.
This is not the full debate, but a taster of the conversations that will continue in depth at Coastlink. Join us to hear what’s changing across terminals, services, and expectations, and discover why this is a panel you won’t want to miss at the event.
This free to attend webinar will be taking place 17th March, 10:00 GMT
Short Sea Shipping: Adapting the supply chain in a post-Brexit era
With the UK and Europe seeing distinct changes in the supply chain since the start of 2021, our expert panel of speakers provide their insight into how the industry is adapting to these changes; what challenges are being faced; and what new opportunities are evolving as a result.
Navigating through road-freight supply chain challenges
This session discusses the benefits to moving freight closer to the final destination by sea, alleviating pressure on long-haul road freight and industry wide driver shortages. Find out how short sea feeder services can increase the efficiency of your supply chain.
The road to net zero - A look at the challenges and barriers
This session discusses the challenges and barriers facing ports, short sea shipping, and the supply chain on the journey to net zero. Our panel of experts provide their insight on the actions being taken to overcome the barriers and move towards a more sustainable future.
