The next ITS UK Maritime Forum event takes place at Peel Port (Port of Liverpool), on 10 June, focusing on the International Maritime Organisation’s proposals for a net-zero framework for shipping.  The event will look at what the implications are for ports, and the transformative power of AI and automation to accelerate a green transition for the maritime industry.

Innovation is progressing at a rapid pace, and coherent frameworks and development pathways will be needed to maximise return on investment and set a technology trajectory capable of meeting global decarbonisation ambitions for shipping.

This event will delve into the key policy issues, and look at how cutting-edge technologies can enhance planning, resilience, and adaptability in the face of fluctuating geopolitical and environmental changes.

Join us to network, learn, and be part of the conversation shaping the future of global shipping.  The event will also include a private tour of the Port and a chance to see marine operations in action!  

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Agenda

11am | Welcome from Chair
Tim Morris, Arup

11.10am | Welcome and Overview from Peel Ports
Julie Rimmer, Technology and Automation Transformation Director, Peel Ports

11.30am | Navigating Maritime Innovation in the Liverpool City Region
Paul Tallon, Innovation Manager, Mersey Navigating Maritime Innovation Initiative

11.50am | Smart Mobility in a Maritime Environment
Paul Rizos, Business Analyst, Darwin

12.10pm | Lunch and Port Tour

2.30pm | The Maritime Accelerator Programme
Richard Holland, Head of Maritime, Connected Places Catapult

2.50pm | The impact of optimising efficiency in supply chain on reducing maritime GHG emission
Professor Thanh Nguyen and Dr. Dimitrios Paraskevadakis, Liverpool John Moores University

3.10pm | Closing Remarks

3.15 | Event Close

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