Container Supply Chain Programme 'Sustainability Day' Wednesday 19th October / 10:00 - 11:00 GMT-5
With growing pressure for the sector to reduce its carbon emissions and meet the IMO’s net zero goal by 2050, the need for a harmonized regulatory framework that enables decarbonisation becomes more apparent. Yet, the question that remains unanswered is how to navigate through this process without leaving anyone behind or penalizing industry players that may find more challenging to meet these targets. In this regard, legislation plays a pivotal role in setting a clear scenario that allows all industry players -not just the leaders –to design effective and realistic decarbonisation initiatives. A better understanding of the regulatory framework for maritime decarbonisation will transform challenges into opportunities.
KEY TALKING POINTS
Gaining a better understanding of the global regulatory framework for the reduction of carbon emissions
How can the maritime & logistics sector capitalize on current green regulations?
What role does green legislation place in bridging the sustainability gap across industry the industry?
MODERATOR
Edmundo Deville, Vice Admiral (R), Peruvian Navy & Former Deputy Representative of Peru for the IMO
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Roel Hoenders, Head of Air Pollution and Energy Efficiency – Marine Environment Division, International Maritime Organisation (IMO)
