5th Annual Asia Green Shipping

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

19 Aug 2014

Dear Oxford Business Group Subscribers,

Oxford Business Group is pleased to announce its media partnership with the 5th Annual Asia Green Shipping, organised by IBC Asia, which will be held on 19-22 August 2014, at the Hilton in Singapore. This message is from the organizers:

This event is the chance to get the latest insights and green retrofitting strategies from the industry. For more information, please visit: www.greenshippingasia.com

Hear from:

  • Nordin Mat, Vice President, Group Technical Services, MISC Berhad and Chairman, MASA
  • Avinash Kadam, Director – Fleet Group Manager, Maersk Tankers
  • Simon Bennett, General Manager – Sustainable Development, The China Navigation Co.
  • Dennis Yee, Head of Global Security and Environment, APL
  • BN Prasad, Director of Technology and Innovation, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement
  • Dennis Svane Hansen, Head of Group Strategic Crewing, Thome Ship Management
  • Niels Bjorn Mortensen, Director – Regulatory Affairs, Maersk Maritime Technology
  • Jai Acharya, Technical Director, STET Maritime
  • Kapil Berry, Project Manager, BW Maritime

    • Click here for speakers line-up»

    Get the most up-to-date insights on:

    • Green shipping challenges and immediate priorities
    • Industry Practices in achieving vessel efficiency for different types of ships
    • Vessel Preparations and Operations for entering an ECA
    • Emissions Reporting and Monitoring
    • Commercial and Technical Views on LNG propulsion
    • Developments in Ballast Water Management
    • Arctic Shipping compliance and opportunities

      • Click here for agenda »

      PLUS, two additional workshops on

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