CO2 Shipping & Terminals Conference
27 June 2023
09:00 - 18:00
London
Building the future supply chain
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In association with:
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Riviera Maritime Media’s second CO2 Shipping & Terminals Conference takes place on 27 June at Societe Generale’s state-of-the-art financial centre located in the heart of London’s Canary Wharf.
This one-day event will again bring together the entire value chain spanning emitters, transportation and storage, to review and progress plans for viable carbon capture supply chains.
Once again, our conference programme will bring clarity to developments in this fast-changing sector.
Our theme for 2023 is From Capture to Storage: Building the future supply chain for the transport of CO2.
Programme highlights include:
- Global carbon capture utilisation and storage outlook
- Regional prospects for the shipping of CO2
- Market opportunities spanning emitters to storage facilities
- Regulation, incentives, emissions control and safety
- Current and future carbon capture utilisation and storage projects across Europe
- The latest R&D plans and outlooks for CO2 carriers
- Developments for terminals and offshore connections
- The latest on-board CO2 capture plans
Bringing the whole value chain together, to forge links for future developments.
Delegates will be thoroughly briefed on the THREE key aspects underpinning this vital and burgeoning sector:
Carbon capture utilisation and storage market developments
- Gain in-depth understanding of global CCS developments
- Be updated on risks, regulatory and incentive frameworks and apply the findings to your company strategy
- Connect with market leaders and those shaping the sector
- Cover regional gas markets and expected future investments
Building sustainable CO2 shipping & terminal operations
- Understand what the market will need from CO2 carriers
- Receive insightful commentary on the outlook for vessel newbuilds and the case for retrofits
- Explore the opportunities for infrastructure and terminals
- Map out future supply chains and the associated opportunities
Onboard Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) developments
- Hear the latest on vessel emissions monitoring and carbon management
- Find out about what will be required from terminals for CCS discharge and storage options
- Come away thoroughly briefed on existing projects and pilot schemes
- Clarity on carbon capture and storage in meeting emission targets
What the market said about last year’s CO2 Shipping & Terminals Conference
“Excellent conference, great presentations with detailed information and knowledgeable speakers, ample time for networking”
“Informative and engaging conference. Well attended and presentations were delivered by experts.”
“Positive, interesting and valuable.”
“Good sharing and lot of information from presenters and delegates.”
“Really enjoyed the opportunity to speak to and hear from people as interested in this sector as we are."
Who will you meet?
- Financial Institutions and Banks
- International shipowners, operators and managers
- Terminal owners/operators
- CCS storage providers
- Carbon-intensive industry heads
- Investors and market outlook experts
- Industry standards, class, regulatory and governmental authorities
- Legal, insurance, technology and risk management experts
- Supply chain professionals and solutions providers
Our programme allows for significant networking including meeting, renewing and making new industry contacts. Our exhibition is the ideal forum to market products and services to the industry’s decision makers.
Enquiries:
For sponsorship, branding, exhibition and other promotional enquiries please contact Ian Pow via ian.pow@rivieramm.com or call on +44 20 8370 7011.
2022 Speakers:
Gerben Dijkstra, Head of Business Development, Anthony Veder
Martin William Hay, Business Development Manager, Brevik Engineering AS
Benoit Grovel, Gas Expertise Team Director, Bureau Veritas
Philip Roche, Partner, Norton Rose Fullbright
Anders Lepsøe, CEO, Knutsen NYK Carbon Carriers AS
Sean Van Der Post, Global Offshore Business Director, Lloyd’s Register
Jacob Genauer, Managing Director, Longitude Engineering
Thomas McKenney, Head of Ship Design, Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping
Michael Traver, Chair, Transport Workstream / Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI)
Claire Wright, Head of Commercial Shipping and Strategy, Shell
Rob Farmer, Principal Technical Advisor, SIGTTO
Vishnu Prakash, Head of Data Science, Stena Bulk
Knut Bredahl, Director, Energy Transition, KANFA / Technip Energies
Stephen Turnock, Head of Civil, Maritime & Environmental Engineering, University of Southampton
Click here to view the 2022 website
All Speakers
Ralph Windeatt
Lina Strandvåg Nagell
Christina Sevajee
Carlos Guerrero
Fulco Van Geuns
Ruth Herbert
Matthew Taylor
Mirtcho Spassov
Sigmund Nilsen Myhre
Chris Bolesta
Panos Mitrou
Carsten Manniche
Stavros Niotis
Alisha Fredriksson
Claire Wright
Lakshmanan Prasad
Chris Wright
Paul Taylor
Zvi Wohlgemuth
Anoop Taneja
Michel Faou
Andrew Stafford
Christiaan Nijst
Gold Sponsors
Programme
Building the future supply chain for the transport of CO2
TUESDAY 27 JUNE 2023
| Time | Session | Presenters |
| 08:00 |
Registration, coffee and networking |
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| 08:30 | Welcome address from Riviera Maritime Media | Edwin Lampert, Executive Editor & Head of Business Relations, Riviera Maritime Media |
| 08:40 | Opening Remarks from Societe Generale |
Zvi Wohlgemuth, UK Head of Global Banking and Advisory, Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking |
SESSION 1: EUROPEAN MARKET DEVELOPMENTS FOR CCUS AND CO2
CCUS is widely recognised as one of the essential tools for achieving net zero targets. Market certainty for this developing supply chain remains vital, and our morning speakers will share their forecasts for the drivers for success: regulation, incentives and investment opportunities.
| Time | Session / Paper | Presenters |
| 08:50 |
Opening Keynote:
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Ruth Herbert, Chief Executive, The Carbon Capture and Storage Association |
| 09:10 |
Where and how will investment be deployed to accelerate CCS development?
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Lina Strandvåg Nagell, Senior Manager Projects & EU Policy, Bellona |
| 09:25 |
Keynote Panel Discussion: International collaboration and governmental policies, incentives, regulations for CO2 transport
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Chris Bolesta, CO2 Capture Use & Storage Policy Lead, European Commission (virtual)
Matthew Taylor, Deputy Director, CCUS Policy, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, UK Government |
| 10:10 |
Q&A |
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| 10:30 |
Networking coffee break in the exhibition area |
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SESSION 2: OUTLOOKS FROM THE CO2 PRODUCERS
CCS will play an essential role in the lower of carbon emissions from high energy industries and the demand from their customers for greener products. Our speakers will discuss their views on where CCS fits into their carbon reduction planning, and the impact on future demand for transportation and storage.
| Time | Session / Paper | Presenters |
| 11:00 |
Outlook on future volumes of CO2 from CCS by industry sector
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Claire Wright, General Manager Commercial Shipping & Strategy, Shell International Trading and Shipping Company Limited Dewi ab-Iorwerth, Head, Storegga Integrated
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| 11:30 |
Q&A |
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| 11:50 |
Technology Qualification of Low-Pressure CO2 ship transport |
Gabriele Notaro, Principal Engineer, DNV Maritime Advisory
Lakshmanan Prasad, Manager Marine Engineering, Shell Shipping Technology
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| 12:20 |
New tech solutions for Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage |
Andrew Stafford, Technical Director, Trelleborg Marine Systems UK |
| 12:30 |
Networking lunch in the exhibition area |
Sponsored by:
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SESSION 3: CCUS PROJECT SHOWCASE: OPERATIONAL AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS
Established networks for transport and storage are essential for all emitters, and national governments, ports and industry clusters are investigating a variety of options. Speakers will share practical examples of successful project developments across key European locations.
| Time | Session / Paper | Presenters |
| 13:30 |
What next and where next for the flagship storage projects
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Stavros Niotis, Chief Sustainability Officer, Prime Marine
Fulco van Geuns, Project Director, CO2next Terminal Anoop Taneja, Senior Business Development Manager, TotalEnergies
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| 14:30 |
Q&A |
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| 14:50 |
Networking coffee break in the exhibition area |
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SESSION 4: CO2 TERMINAL AND SHIPPING DEVELOPMENTS
Scaling up CCS capacity will require new hubs, terminal developments and specialised carriers, designed and built to create efficient long term solutions for transport and storage. Organisations at the forefront of developments will offer insights into planned developments and the factors essential for successful establishment of the infrastructure transport supply chains.
| Time | Session / Paper | Presenters |
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15:20 |
CO2 Hubs: Terminals and transport developments
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Ralph Windeatt, Group Head of Business Development, Associated British Ports |
| 16:05 |
Q&A |
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| 16:25 |
Panel Discussion:
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Moderated by: Mirtcho Spassov, Head of Green Shipping, Eastern Pacific Shipping Panellists include: Alisha Fredriksson, Co-Founder & CEO, Seabound Christiaan Nijst, CEO, Value Maritime |
| 17:00 |
Spotlight on CO2 carrier designs
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Panos Mitrou, Global Gas Segment Director, Lloyd’s Register Carsten Manniche, Head of Marine Projects, Navigator Gas |
| 17:30 |
Q&A |
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| 17:50 |
How should floating/shipping systems fit into the UK Government’s Subsidy Model |
Chris Wright, Director - Advisory (Maritime Industries), Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking |
| 18:05 |
Closing remarks |
Edwin Lampert, Executive Editor & Head of Business Relations, Riviera Maritime Media |
| 18:10 |
Evening Drinks Reception and Barbecue: Opening Remarks |
Paul Taylor, Global Head of Maritime Industries, Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking |
*Programme subject to amendments/change
Who's Attending
List of companies attending to date:
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Arcelor Mittal Air Products AS Babcock International Group Bellona BP International Ltd Chart Industries Clarksons Gas DNV Drax Power Eastern Pacific Shipping Ecolog Graphite Innovation & Technologies HD Hyundai Europe R&D Center GmbH Helleniq Upstream S.A Houlder Ltd
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Lloyd’s Register Maran Gas Maritime Inc.
Maritime London MC Shipping Ltd Navigator Gas Navigator Terminals UK Nickel Institute Northern Lights JV Pace CCS Petredec Global Port of Rotterdam Prime Marine RWE Supply & Trading GmbH SBM Offshore Seapeak Maritime A/S Shell Shipping Technology Storegga Integrated Total SA The Carbon Capture & Storage Association Trelleborg Westbury Ltd UK Government Watson Farley & Williams LLP Wintershall Norge AS Wood PLC Worley
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Exhibition
Exhibition
The CO2 Shipping & Terminals Conference, Europe is an opportunity for sponsors and exhibitors to engage with the community.
To showcase your brand and leverage this opportunity, take advantage of one of the many sponsorship and exhibition packages available.
To discuss your presence including attending, speaking or sponsoring, please contact:
Ian Pow, Brand Manager on ian.pow@rivieramm.com or call +44 20 8370 7011
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Tickets & Venue
Venue
Societe Generale
Societe Generale - One Bank Street
1 Bank St,
London, E14 4SG
t: +44 (0) 20 7676 6000
www.societegenerale.com
Bedroom reservations
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They can be contacted on +44 (0)330 128 9950 or email reservations@hotelresuk.com.
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