Maritime Environmental, Social and Governance Webinar Week

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Our discussions are focused, cover the advertised subjects, and deliver registrants actionable insights.

 

ESG ratings: the new focus of shipping boardrooms Date: Tuesday, 30 March Time: 09:00-09:45 GMT

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Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) ratings are topping boardroom agendas, an emphasis reflected in the prominence leading shipping companies are giving to ESG considerations in their quarterly results, annual reports and governance documents. Maritime CEOs and CFOs and those directing ESG initiatives recognise their access to cargo, capital and ports is at risk if they cannot meet the standards expected by regulators, the market and the public. This webinar will provide clear guidance on what makes for an effective ESG strategy.

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• How COVID-19 strengthened the hand of shipping’s ESG investors and regulators
• Enhanced transparency. Enhanced reporting. Enhanced returns.
• Why responsible ship recycling matters. The core constituents of an effective approach
• ESG market and policy changes in the year ahead
• New investors. New financing tools.

Panellists:

Capt. Herbert Soanes, Senior Vice President, Global Client Relations, MARITEC, a member of CTI Group

Kim Ullman, CEO, Concordia Maritime
Simon Bennett, General Manager, Sustainable Development, The China Navigation Company

 

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ESG’s human face: where crew welfare and technology intersect Date: Wednesday 31 March Time: 09:00-09:45 GMT

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Technology has a vital role to play in supporting the physical and mental welfare of crew, training and safety, enabling vessel owners and operators to deliver and demonstrate the human face of their ESG approach. The catalyst has been COVID-19. The pandemic has propelled the plight of the stranded seafarer up the industry’s and wider society’s agendas. Investors and insurance communities are highly sensitised to crew welfare issues, as are industry associations and NGOs which have shown an unwavering determination to maintain the visibility of crew welfare issues and to shame those who fall short.

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• COVID-19, crew training, crew welfare and maintaining safe operations
• Using technology to balance charter, crew and commercial requirements
• The shift to the virtual: training, verification, e-learning and tele-medicine
• Overcoming bureaucratic hoops and complications

Panellists include:

Bjørn Hojgaard, Chief Executive Officer, Anglo-Eastern Univan Group
John-Kaare Aune. Interim Chief Executive Officer at Wallem Group
Svend Foyn-Bruun, Vice President, MPS, Odfjell Ship Management
Clara Wahnich, Digital Innovation Partnerships Lead, Inmarsat

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ESG emissions reporting and compliance Date: Thursday 1 April Time: 09:00-09:45 GMT

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Vessel operators need to be able to track, report and benchmark their carbon emissions to demonstrate compliance, win business and justify investment. The requirement is real and intensifying. The IMO is being lobbied to use its 2023 strategy review to introduce a transparent standard emissions reporting approach. Voyage charterparty clauses are being prepared/stipulated that oblige vessel owners to collect fuel consumption data.

Join us as we cover

• Whether your fleet is ready to meet short-term emissions measures entering into force in 2023
• What the Carbon Intensity Indicator regime requires of every operator
• The incentives and support available for adoption of greener fuels and shore power
• The financial and other penalties of non-compliance
• What a fit-for-purpose emissions reporting scheme looks like

Panellists:
Daniel Gent, Energy and Sustainability Manager, UECC

 

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