As well as the practical issues of pollution control, the programme at GreenPort South Asia will cover environmentally efficient technologies for planning, expansion, operations and equipment as well as integrating the port into a city, investment and the greening of the logistics chain.
The conference programme will begin with a discussion entitled, ‘How will the European Union and United States of America regulations impact ports in South Asia’, and will include presentations on sustainable development through policy, planning and finance, controlling environmental aspects such as emissions, noise pollution, dredging impact and measuring and reducing a port’s carbon footprint.
Other speakers will include the European Sea Ports Organisation, Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, Adani Ports, KPMG India, JSW Infrastructure, Port Authority of Genoa, Sydney Ports Corporation and the Port of Moerdijk.
As well as having the opportunity to discuss the presentations given by the international industry experts at the conference, delegates will also have plenty of opportunities to network with fellow delegates.
Delegates will be in good company with the likes of Adani Ports, Dighi Ports, Gujarat Maritime Board, TATA Consulting, Mundra Ports, JNPT, CMA CGM, APM Terminals, Antwerp Port Authority, Bintulu Port Authority and the Nigerian Ports Authority in attendance.
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