Conference overview
Three cost-effective events in one
Held in partnership with Asia Pacific Maritime, the Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery Asia Conference will be the perfect international forum for information gathering and networking, and has been designed with maximum flexibility of delegate fees and times in mind to allow you ample opportunity to attend both the conference and the region’s foremost industry exhibition.
Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery Asia Conference
This innovative event addresses some of the major challenges faced by international shipowners and shipmanagers in this period of global economic uncertainty, the operational optimisation required to retain profitability whilst maintaining safety and quality, and the opportunities that are on offer.
The Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery Asia Conference consists of three sessions:
Retrofits, re-optimisation and renewal
Sustainable shipping
Fuelling the future
The event, organised and delivered by Reed Exhibitions and co-organised by Riviera Maritime Media Events, is officially supported by the Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery journal, which leads the market in reporting on all aspects of propulsive technology within the maritime industry. The journal covers all types of vessels from commercial tonnage, through to yachts or naval ships, and focuses entirely on cutting edge technology and components such as drives and propulsors, as well as other below deck engineering plant.
The Marine Propulsion & Auxiliary Machinery Asia Conference and its sister events taking place at Asia Pacific Maritime follow the common theme of ‘operations, optimisation, opportunities’.
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Asia Pacific Maritime (APM) is Asia’s premier exhibition for the maritime community. It is a one-stop event comprising of exhibition, conferences and networking activities for shipbuilding, ship repair/conversion, marine equipment, propulsion systems, navigation/communication technology and other marine equipment and services.
In 2008, APM saw a congregation of over 800 exhibiting companies and Asian buyers from 52 countries. It also featured 10 national pavilions from China, France, Germany, Holland, Japan, Korea, Norway, Romania, Singapore, and UK, making APM an important international platform in Asia for the industry to buy, sell and network.
The 11th edition of APM will be held 24 to 26 March 2010, at the Singapore Expo.
These web pages will be updated with programme information on an ongoing basis in the run-up to the event.