As we await the outcome of the MEPC 85 resumed meeting, in December, the industry holds on, to understand what a global fuel framework could look like. Uncertainty has been the key word of the past few years, and this is being felt even more so with not only regulatory uncertainty, but fuel security uncertainty.
Amongst this uncertainty, the industry continues to move, and must find a solution to minimise investment risk, and ensure the full fuel value chain can coordinate future pathways. In 2027, there may be no more waiting, and shipowners, suppliers, fuel technology engineers face the same challenge: turning regulatory ambition into practical, investable action, while navigating a growing mix of global, regional and national rules such as FuelEU Maritime and the EU ETS.
We are bringing back the Global Maritime Decarbonisation Summit to do exactly this – ensure this across the value chain collaboratively not only understand the regulation, but can establish a pathway that gains the best commercial benefit; establish how most-viable fuel pathways like LNG continue to be competitive, and have the infrastructure to support; and how do we need to look to technology developments, to allow us to comply.
JOIN THE GLOBAL MARITIME DECARBONISATION SUMMIT TO:
Understand how the MEPC outcome will impact shipowner fuel strategies, LNG, and future fuels, by examining the Net-Zero Framework.
Inform decisions on future fuel pathway investments and costs, by hearing from suppliers on their plans for future biofuel and clean fuel availability and production developments.
Collaborate with those across the value chain to suggest solutions for the lack of global certification standards, to increase the viability of low-carbon fuels available across the globe.
Learn what developments are being made in the Ammonia and Methanol space, to strengthen the safety and operation of these less mature fuels, and understand how maritime fuel supply is impacted by increasing fuel demand in other industries.
Create more certainty in the future by connecting with those throughout the value chain, to understand how their risks are managed with offtake agreements, and allow for better contracting for the development of low-carbon fuels.
Book Your Ticket for 2027
This highly anticipated summit is essential for every maritime professional aiming to stay ahead in a rapidly changing industry, and will bring together all key stakeholders, including: Ship Operators/Owners, Charterers, Ports, Fuel Providers, Naval Architects, Shipyards, Engineers, Financiers, Classification Societies, Consultancies, and more.
⚓ Co-Located with the LNG Bunkering Summit and the Alternative Marine Fuel Summit
