Connectivity, safety onboard, cyber security, sustainable future, e-navigation, 2020 sulphur cap and BWM are few of the many challenges that the maritime industry is facing today. During Nor-Shipping 2019, which took place 4-7 June, in Oslo, Norway, USA, SAFETY4SEA was there, conducting video interviews with global experts to feel the pulse of how shipping can find itself in a sea of change.
Safety onboard
Effective condition monitoring onboard is vital
Larry Rumbol, Marine Business Development Manager, Spectro Jet-Care
People onboard need training to become familiar with new technologies
Arun Sharma, Executive Chairman, IRClass
Need for new standards for davits used in the offshore industry
Rolf Andreas Wigand, Managing Director, Vestdavit
Quality and proper maintenance vital for safety equipment onboard
Baba Devani, Managing Director of Marine Operations, SURVITEC
2020 Sulphur Cap
Key considerations toward 2020 sulphur cap compliance
Tim Wilson, Principal Specialist Fuels Lubes and Emissions, Lloyd’s Register
Options for 2020 compliance: Where we stand
Martin Christian Wold, Senior Consultant, Environment Advisory, DNV GL Maritime
Scrubbers remain a viable solution in the long run
Andreas Breeger, Head of Maritime, Bilfinger Engineering & Technologies GmbH, & Scott Leitko, Transformation Manager, Bilfinger Industrial Services USA
Coating solutions for navigating the 2020 Sox regulations
Davide Ippolito, Group Product Manager, Marine & Corporate Communications, & Sara Stendevad, Media Manager, Hempel
Preparation is key for 2020 compliance
Monique Vermeire, Fuels Technologist, & Ian Thurloway, Marine Lubricants, Chevron
Key considerations as we are heading towards 2020
Mehmet Kurt, Head of Hamburg Representative Office, CSSC Marine Service (CMS)
How 2020 sulphur cap will impact the market
Jack Lee, Vice General Manager, Marketing Director, Puyier
Sustainable Future
Vessels need to be ready for retrofitting with latest technologies
Asbjoern Halsebakke, Director, Technical Solutions, Marine Business, YASKAWA
Investment in quality and good engineering is vital
Peter Strandberg, CEO, Yara Marine
Europort 2019: Key issues on the agenda and new developments
Raymond Siliakus, Manager Exhibitions, EUROPORT
Shipping in need of future- ready solutions to tackle emerging challenges
Erik Haveman, Global Sales Director, Alfa Laval
Today’s vessels need flexible design to comply with upcoming legislations
Jan Erik Rasanen, Head of New Technologies, Foreship
Shipping needs flexible solutions for fuel savings to tackle environmental challenges
Sarah Zitouni, Business Development Manager, Lean Marine
Decarbonization has become one of the biggest challenges for shipping
Kirsi Tikka, Executive Vice President, Global Marine, ABS
Electrification is the new driving force for shipping
Mehdi Bounoua, Sales Director EMEA, Hatteland Technologies
How Dubai adds value as a dynamic maritime center
Nawfal Al Jourani, Director – Dubai Maritime Cluster Office, DMCA
Route optimization leads to fuel savings and increased energy efficiency
Svein Kare Giskegjerde, Vice President Shipping, StormGeo
New coating systems aim to enhance performance at lowest cost
Marc Giesselink, Global Sales and Concept Director for Tank Coating, JOTUN
Ballast Water Management
Selecting the best BWMS is a decision based on key factors other than cost
Steve Candito, CEO, Ecochlor
Connectivity
On-board wireless connectivity to bring value to maritime industry
Arild Säle, Chief Commercial Officer, SCANREACH
Satellite ecosystem is going to change rapidly in next 10 years
Paul Comyns, Vice President, Global Marketing, Intellian
Low bandwidth remains a key barrier towards smart shipping
Mark Woodhead, Executive Vice President, KVH
e-Navigation
e-Navigation: Moving from ‘Just in Time’ to ‘Just in Case’ philosophy
Paul Stanley, CEO, GNS – Global Navigation Solutions
e-Navigation and cyber security: What needs to be considered
Børge Hetland, CCO, NAVTOR
Improving navigational safety at sea: key actions
Hans Ottosen, CEO, Danelec Marine
How data improves navigational performance
Michiel Meijer, Head of Digital Transformation, Sperry Marine Northrop Grumman Mission Systems
Cyber Security
Using technology to secure network important for managing cyber risk
Tore Morten Olsen, President Maritime, Marlink
Digitalization
Defining smart ports
Roberto Bernacchi, Global Product Manager, ABB
An introduction to new digital solutions and innovations
Robin Thriller, Director, Communications, MacGregor
Smart applications offer fast and efficient solutions to marine market
Lennart Starter, Sales Executive, C Teleport
New IoT open platform aims to accelerate industry’s digital transformation
Capt Vibrant Sharma, Lead Business Strategist, ClassNK
Fleet digitalization is feasible but remains a big challenge
Giampiero Sonici, CEO – Marine Division, IB
Software solutions for ship operators: Key considerations
Per Steinar Upsaker, CEO & Managing Director, BASS AS
Data to provide a smarter perspective on optimization efficiency
Stefan Goranov, Senior Project Manager, Hybridisation, WinGD
Machine learning, AI and other innovations are here to stay in shipping
Mike Konstantinidis, CEO, METIS
Key solutions for the upcoming smart shipping challenges
Mikko Lepisto, Senior Vice President, Digital Solutions, ABB
Digitalization is a journey in need of action and collaboration
Vigleik Takle, Senior Vice President, Maritime Digital Solutions, Kongsberg
Embracing digitalization: What it means for shipping and ocean sustainability
Bryan Hartin, Executive VP, & Wouter Deknopper, VP & General Manager, Iridium
Virtual Reality training to keep pace with tomorrow’s environment onboard vessels
Jason Barreto, European Sales Manager, Videotel
Collaboration creates value to maritime industry and facilitates digitalization
Magnus Lande, Commercial Director, Veracity, DNV GL Maritime