We are delighted that the annual Maritime Hybrid, Electric & Hydrogen Fuel Cells Conference will return to Bergen on 29-31 October 2024!
Hybrid, electric and hydrogen fuel-cell technologies continue to drive the transition to a greener maritime industry. Although the industry is striving to develop new technologies that may be adopted in the future, it’s more important to work with what technology is available now if we are meet global net-zero emission targets.
The 5th Annual event brings together leading maritime and shipping industry players in Bergen for 3 days of compelling debate, knowledge sharing and unrivalled networking. Leading authorities with a solid understanding of next-generation hybrid, electric and hydrogen fuel cell technologies will discuss the possibilities, opportunities and challenges facing the sector.
Electric, hybrid and fuel cells will be the future of the maritime industry. Some of the crucial topics to be addressed over the three days include:
Hottest trends in electric, hybrid and fuel-cell vessels
Investment: aligning business and environmental considerations
Solutions to save fuel while increasing vessel performance
Why go electric? Advantages of electrification of marine transport
Charging infrastructure: challenges and opportunities
Standardising shore power
The port’s role in the energy transition
Rethinking ship design for battery power
Latest innovations in battery technology and what they mean for shipowners
Retrofitting and newbuilds: what factors determine the best option for your fleet?
Future proofing vessels
Latest updates on rules and regulations for vessels powered by green fuels
Flexibility: the key requirement for future propulsion systems
What types of vessels are considered suitable for implementing fuel-cell technology?
What are the pros and cons of fuel cells?
Key players in the maritime and shipping industry will meet for three days of compelling debate, knowledge sharing and unrivalled networking. Leading authorities with a solid understanding of next-generation hybrid, electric and hydrogen fuel-cell technologies will discuss the possibilities, opportunities and challenges facing the sector.