Container Supply Chain Programme 'Sustainability Day' Wednesday 19th October / 16:30 - 17:30 GMT-5
The constant fluctuations of commodity prices, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and the increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions across the sector have presented dry bulk producers, shippers, and traders with a paramount question ahead: How is this going to affect their business models? This query becomes particularly relevant to Latin America, a region with many economies relying on bulk exports. While agricultural goods remain apparently stable, exports and trade of dry bulk directed for energy production need to assess their medium to long-term strategies so that they can remain competitive in world turning towards green energy.
Forecasting the effect ongoing energy transition trends on the trade of mining dry bulk
How is the inflation in energy prices affecting mining dry bulk exports in the region?
How can bulk shippers stay in compliance with global decarbonisation targets?
What are the main infrastructure & logistics requirements to optimize bulk trade in the context of energy transition?
MODERATOR
Joel Shirriff, Vice President & Global Practice Lead - Terminals and Transportation, Ausenco
SPEAKERS
STORAGE & MOBILISATION FOR MINERAL BULKCARGO: THE CHALLENGES AHEAD OF SUSTAINABLE PORT OPERATIONS Andrés Osorio, President & CEO, COMPAS – Compañía Portuaria de Puertos Asociados
COOPER CONCENTRATES AND SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY IN THE PORT OF MATARANI Gabriel Monge, General Manager, TISUR
PRESENTATION TITLE TO BE ANNOUNCED Guilherme de Sa Peixoto, Regional Director South America, TBA Group
ENVIRONMENTAL RISK MANAGEMENT & BEST PRACTICES IN SUSTAINABILITY FOR PORTS, TERMINALS & VESSELS Patricio Montoya, Chief Marine Services LATAM, Ambipar
