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quarta-feira, 14 de janeiro de 2026

18-19 March in Amsterdam

European Conference
Green Marine Transport 2026
18-19 March in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Van der Valk Hotel Amsterdam - Amstel

The European Conference Green Marine Transport 2026 will take place on 18-19th of March in Amsterdam, bringing together key decision-makers and innovators from across the maritime industry. Over two days, the conference will unite shipping companies, port authorities, policy makers, leading suppliers, and technology providers to explore the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in sustainable shipping.
The push towards green marine transport is accelerating across Europe. From LNG, hydrogen, and advanced biofuels to cutting-edge vessel designs and propulsion systems, the industry is embracing technologies that reduce environmental impact without compromising performance. The rapid emergence of electric and hybrid vessels is already reshaping short-sea and inland shipping, opening new possibilities for low- and zero-emission operations.

Amsterdam, with its strong maritime heritage and commitment to sustainability, provides the perfect backdrop for discussing these transformations. The 2026 edition will feature expert-led panel, in-depth technical sessions, and networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration between industry, academia, and policymakers.

By accelerating the shift towards cleaner operations, green marine transport not only helps protect our oceans and air quality but also enhances the global competitiveness of European shipping. As environmental responsibility becomes a defining factor for business success, this event will be a platform to share strategies, showcase innovations, and build partnerships that will shape the future of maritime transport.

Implement is a Scandinavian-born consultancy with 1,500 employees operating globally out of offices in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Switzerland and the US. We help organisations succeed with their most critical transformation initiatives by unlocking both the human and business potential. In that order. In our fastest growing practice of Energy & Climate nerds, we strive to support the fundamental transformation from black to green, helping organisations and people going from talking to doing, leave organisations and systems in a truly better and more sustainable place. We support important projects across the existing and new value chains in the energy transition to make the world a place more fit for humans and more fit for the future in a sustainable way.

Bright Renewables is a leading technology provider for renewable gas and green molecule production. The company is part of the HoSt Group, a Dutch family-owned global technology leader in renewable gases, green molecules, renewable heat and power, and hydrogen generation. Building on decades of experience in renewable gas technology, system integration, and project execution, Bright Renewables delivers reliable solutions for biogas upgrading, carbon capture, and green methanol production. The company focuses on decentralized, scalable, and high-efficiency production concepts that support the energy transition.

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Early Bird offer 1495 EUR for delegates registrations until 30 Jan 2026

(Attendance at all sessions and Networking activities, Business meetings room, Coffee breaks, Lunches, Invitation to the Cocktail reception party, Partcipant List, Documentation Package, Placement of leaflet at info point)

Group Package Buy 2 get 1 free

Speakers and Topics

Gahyeong Kang, Senior Researcher, HD Hyundai ERC

Wilfred Williamson, Naval Engineer, CMA Ships

Michael McNamara, VP, Strategic Sourcing – Fuel (Corporate), Carnival Corporation

Espen Thomassen, Vice President Commercial, Semco Maritime

Kelly Kalogeropoulou, Global Future Fuels & Biofuels Lead, Lloyd's Register

Timo van Bergen, Business Developer, Bright Renewables

Francielle Carvahlo, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Maersk McKinney-Møller

Can Murtezaoglu, Business Development Manager, GTT

Joey van Elswijk, Commercial Manager Renewable Fuels, Port of Amsterdam

Andreas Gaardsdal, Senior Market Risk Analyst, DS NORDEN

Frederic Meyer, Strategy and Projects Director, Total Energies

Toni Stojcevski, General Manager, Project Sales & Development, Wärtstilä

Mattias Ivarsson, Marine business development manager. St1
Nicolas Degorce, Sustainability Project Manager, Bureau Veritas
Katarzyna Gołąb, Group Head of Corporate Development, ARGENT Energy
Orestis Bakas, Principal Shipping Analyst, Equinor

Willem Olde Kalter, Biogas and FuelEU lead, Cargill

Leonidas Kanonis, Director for Communications and Analysis, EWABA

Josep Lluís Díez i Besora, Head of Public Domain and Legal, Port Tarragona
Anna Onida, Policy Officer, EBA

and many more...

Market's response to growing demand on shipping in geopolitical risks

Fastest developing sectors of the industry as decarbonisation drivers

FuelEU a year after the kick off – most important takeaways

IMO Net-Zero Framework in MARPOL Annex VI – compliance pathways

The role of banks in nurturing sustainable shipping

Offshore wind as a cornerstone for clean energy integration in maritime

Port as a multifunctional hub pioneering decarbonisation

New builds or retrofits? Technologies and designs

Electric and hybrid propulsions vs marine fuels

Digitalisation, optimisation and cyber security

Hydrogen fuel cells to decarbonize deep-sea and large-scale shipping

Global shipping adapts to economic volatility and conflict-driven supply chain

Taking the course for NetZero2050 – what is needed to fully set sail on greener seas?

And many more...

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Early Bird offer 1495EUR for delegates registrations until 30 Jan 2026

Group Package Buy 2 get 1 free - now available

Visit Port of Amsterdam

Step inside one of Europe's most forward-thinking maritime hubs. This special tour will take you to the Port of Amsterdam, where innovation meets sustainability and to Argent Energy's state-of-the-art biofuel plant turning waste into clean energy.Discover how the port is pioneering low-emission shipping, enabling alternative fuel bunkering, and driving the green transition. See firsthand how advanced biofuels are produced and why they are becoming a game-changer for the maritime sector.

Register your attendance for the participants list when booking for the event. There is no extra charge, the spaces are allocated on first come, first served basis.

Limited seating available!!!

Register your attendance when booking for the event.

There is no extra charge, the spaces are allocated on first come first served basis

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quinta-feira, 8 de janeiro de 2026

Save the date 20-21MAY

European Conference
CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse 2026
20-21 May Copenhagen, Denmark

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers

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We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who joined us for the CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse Conference 2025!

With over 360+ participants from 27 countries a remarkable event.

We are thrilled to invite, CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse 2026, taking place on May 20-21, 2026 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

As industries work towards meeting ambitious climate goals, the demand for CO2 capture and decarbonisation technologies is rapidly growing. Governments and corporations alike are prioritising critical investments in these technologies to reduce emissions and drive the transition to more sustainable practices. Key policies such as the EU Green Deal and the U.S. Infrastructure Bill are accelerating the deployment of these solutions. Sectors like cement, steel, and energy are leading the charge, implementing CO2 capture to address their significant carbon footprints. This growing momentum highlights the urgent need to mitigate climate change while complying with increasingly stringent environmental regulation

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Limited seating, secure your spot!

EARLYBIRD OFFER

1425EUR Industry Package - includes a 2-day pass to all sessions, lunches, refreshments, and documentation.

Offer valid until 30 JAN 2026

Speakers and Topics

Ulrik Jacobsen, Partner, Implement Consulting Group

Emanuele Mazzola, Heat Electrification Sales Engineer, Turboden
Burçin Temel McKenna, Global Head of Carbon Capture, Ramboll
Myriam Cejudo, Sales Manager, Voestalpine
Peter Wieser, Head of Product Management & Marketing, Voestalpine
Paolo Testini, CCS Director, SNAM
Tomas Suchy, Global Segment Lead CCUS, Linde Gas
Ulrik Objorn, Managing Director, Equinor
Frank O. Brannvoll, Managing Director, Limak Cement Denmark
Nicolas Demont, Strategy and Business Development, Total Energies
Theo Nyberg, Commercial Manager, Uniper
Jannicke Gerner Bjerkås, Director, Hafslund Celsio
Lari-Matti Kuvaja, Director of Environmental Solutions, Valmet
Kathrine Høeg Johansen, Program Director Kalundborg CO2 Hub, Ørsted

Caroline Mignot, Commercial Lead – Clean Energy, Hoegh Evi
Georg Locher, Managing Director, Schwenk

Jeppe Grue, Technical Director, COWI

Kenneth Juul, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer, Carbon Centric

Nina Kolbe, Project Manager, thyssenkrupp Steel

Raphael Scherer, Director Global Business Development BCS Compressor & Gas Gathering and Processing, Burckhardt Compressors

Simon Dohn Holm, Regional CCUS Segment Lead, DNV

Christian Preuss, Group Lead CCUS, Heidelberg Materials

Tor Gautestad, Operational Manager, Heidelberg Materials

REPowerEU, RED III and their impact on CCUS infrastructure roll-out

Decarbonisation Roadmap with Status of ETS and now CBAM market

Investment strategies for Clean Technology in CCUS

IInnovative CO₂-to-products pathways: fuels, building materials, chemicals

DAC, a technology for more sustainable carbon utilisation

The road to efficient international CCS infrastructure

Carbon-to-chemicals – how fast we can decarbonize chemical industry

Case study: Kalundborg CO2 Hub

Key insights and details of Leading CCU projects

Reducing emissions and improving carbon capture efficiency with new pre-treatment technology

The road to efficient international ccs infrastructure

Perspectives on current and future trends in CO2 Capture and Storage

Recent breakthroughs in CCU for the chemical industry

and more...

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Limited seating, secure your spot!

EARLYBIRD OFFER

1425EUR Industry Package includes a 2-day pass to all sessions, with lunches, refreshments, and documentation.

Offer valid until 30 JAN 2026

Exclusive Site Visit 19 May 2026

The day before the main event, on 19th May 2026, a limited number of conference participants will have a unique opportunity to visit waste-to-energy plant SYSAV with an exclusive site visit.
Register your attendance when booking for the event.

There is no extra charge, the spaces are allocated on first come first served basis