The programme will comprise a mix of discussion sessions with keynote presentations, working groups and plenary presentations. Highlights include:<\/p>\n
Discussion session: Global versus regional regulations on shipping related aspects and impacts on ports<\/strong><\/p>\n Keynote presentation: Dimitrios Theologitis, Head of Unit Ports & Inland Navigation, DG Move Panellists include: Niels Bj\u00f8rn Mortensen, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Maersk Maritime Technology; Dr Martin Kr\u00f6ger, Managing Director, VDR \u2013 German Shipowners\u2018 Association, Martin John, Director of Survey and Certification, Danish Maritime Authority<\/p>\n Discussion session: Changing expectations of a \u2018green\u2019 port: the view of the stakeholders <\/strong>Keynote address: Antonis Michail, ESPO Sustainable Development Committee<\/p>\n Moderator: Bjarne Loef Henriksen, Commercial and Political Adviser, EU Affairs and Relations, Danish Ports<\/p>\n Panellists: Niels Bj\u00f8rn Mortensen, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Maersk Maritime Technology, Claire Bryant, Global Head of Environment & Sustainability, APM Terminals Management, Bill Hemmings, Policy Team, Programme Manager – Aviation & Shipping, NGO Transport & Environment<\/p>\n Working Groups: Fuel options for SECA Compliance, Port Reception Facilities, Improving efficiency in terminal operations, Port City development, sustainability co-operation projects, New port initiatives, concrete challenges and solutions, Port planning and expansion<\/p>\n Plenary session: Inland logistics, multimodal solutions and traffic management<\/strong> Moderator: Fabien Becquelin, Policy Manager, Maritime Transport Council, European Shippers Council<\/p>\n Presentations: Read the full GreenPort Congress programme here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The early bird delegate rate is currently available \u2013 book now and save 20%<\/a>! Save more with preferential rates for delegate packages covering both the GreenPort Congress and GreenPort Cruise Conference. <\/p>\n
\u2022 Multimodal solutions
\u2022 Connectivity of ports via rail investments
\u2022 Efficiency and boosting port capacity
\u2022 Making sustainability walk hand in hand with efficiency and competition<\/p>\n
The Clean Trucks Program in the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Alex H. Cherin, Englander, Knabe & Allen
Inland ports looking seaward and towards the hinterland for sustainable development, Xavier Segu\u00ed, Mart\u00ed Puig, Rosa Mari Darbra, Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Chris Wooldridge, Cardiff University
Is the corridor approach of EU Commission really target-aimed? Malte Siegert, Head of Environmental Policy, NABU Hamburg<\/p>\n