Week of Jun 5th
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5 June 2023
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6 June 2023
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7 June 2023(8 events)
9:00: Different paths to decarbonise the shipping industry ROOM 29:00: Different paths to decarbonise the shipping industry ROOM 2 – GREEN&BLUE INNOVATION HUB Time flies, they say, and the goal of a 90% reduction in transport emissions by 2050 seems hard to meet at this point. Hydrogen and ammonia are the most discussed “new” fuels for ships when the discussion comes to shipping decarbonization, but they’re not the only free-emissions possible propulsions: within the session, we will also discuss opportunities and challenges - tech and business-wise - of wind propulsion. Moderator Giovanni Satta, Associate Professor Department of Economics and Business Studies University of Genoa Panelists Katalin Dobranszky, Senior Director Innovation, Finance & Fiscal Affairs – ECSA Darko Levicar, Director Transport Policy Hydrogen Europe Cristina Maggi, Director H2IT Mario Mattioli, President, Confitarma Ignazio Messina, Ports and Infrastructure Committee Delegate Assarmatori Orestis Schinas, Delegate International Windship Association TECHNICAL CONTRIBUTIONS Sergio Torriani, Founder and CEO Simplifhy Filippo Lossani, Director della BU Marine ECOSPRAY 10:15: Different paths to decarbonise the ports ROOM 210:15: Different paths to decarbonise the ports ROOM 2 – GREEN&BLUE INNOVATION HUB Offshore energy production Renewable energy will play a fundamental role in reaching the European goal of being climate-neutral by 2050 – including the generation of more energy at sea and from the sea. Although the deployment of offshore technologies for electricity generation in the Mediterranean Sea has been relatively slow so far, thanks to technological innovation, there is now a big potential for further development in a cost-effective way, both for wind and wave energy power. Moderator Luigi Severini, President iLStudio Severini Panelists Giuseppe Costanzo, Analyst - Markets & Wind Energy Technology Wind Europe Lotta Pirttimaa, Senior Policy Officer Ocean Energy Europe Agnes Agterberg, Economic Affairs Counselor Embassy of the Netherlands in Italy Vincenzo di Pisa, Director Copenhagen Offshore Partner Alessandro Migliorini, Country Manager Italy European Energy The future of onshore power supply What are the real perspectives and uses of cold ironing in the Italian and European contexts? Moderator Alexio Picco, managing director Circle Group and EU funding expert Panelists Fabrizio Maggioni, Sales Manager Mont-Ele Fabio Brunetti, Project Manager Mont-Ele Presentation of European Project EALING 11:30: Cold Ironing in National Ports: Check-Up on Programming, Regulation and Implementation ROOM 211:30: Cold Ironing in National Ports: Check-Up on Programming, Regulation and Implementation ROOM 2 – GREEN&BLUE INNOVATION HUB in collaboration with the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and RAM Moderator Alexio Picco, managing director Circle Group and EU funding expert Panelists: Elisabetta Pellegrini, Coordinator of the Technical Structure of Mission for the strategic direction, the development of infrastructures and the High surveillance of the Ministry of Infrastructures and the Transports Mario Sommariva, President Eastern Ligurian Sea Port Authority ARERA Cassa Depositi e Prestiti CLOSING REMARKS Hon. Edoardo Rixi, Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and Transport 12:30: Interview : The Strategy for Digital Interoperability and the evolution of the National Logistics Platform ROOM 212:30: Interview : The Strategy for Digital Interoperability and the evolution of the National Logistics Platform ROOM 2 – GREEN&BLUE INNOVATION HUB Hon. Edoardo Rixi, Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Ivano Russo, Sole Administrator, RAM 14:00: Ports & energy transition ROOM 214:00: Ports & energy transition ROOM 2 – GREEN&BLUE INNOVATION HUB The possibility of being defined as “energy communities” has finally been recognized to ports, as a support for their transition to the use of renewable energies to satisfy the typical energy-intensive needs of port areas. Ports, therefore, assume an increasingly central role in the current energy transition process, becoming energy hubs - energy storage and distribution points - and encouraging the consumption of green energy by the entire maritime cluster and inland supply chain. Which will be the next steps of this new path for ports? Moderator Luca Bergonzoli, Managing Partner Integra Società Benefit Panelists Jean Pierre Lamblin, Founder CO2 Tracker Lucas Bosser, Director for Transport and Energy, Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions (CPMR) Beladjine Boumedienne, Senior lecturer, university of science and technology, expert in green shipping, ministry of high education, consultant CETIC Adriana Salazar, Blue Economy Expert, Union for the Mediterranean Sergio Pedrazzini, Sole Administrator Solar Solutions, Gruppo Fratelli Visconti Federico Aleotti, Researcher RSE - Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico 15:15: Blue Circular Economy ROOM 215:15: Blue Circular Economy ROOM 2 – GREEN&BLUE INNOVATION HUB The “blue economy” is a huge segment of the global economy and we are fully aware of the impact of its activities on both the oceans and the land and, therefore, the importance of making it as sustainable as possible to support the European green transition. In this context, limiting environmental damages is not enough: alongside the effort to reduce emissions, it is necessary to develop circular and regenerative models that enable nature-based solutions with vitality and health for economic systems, generating new business opportunities for all the blue economy players and significantly benefiting marine ecosystems. The session will also focus on the crucial role of ports in reducing marine litter through effective waste management. Moderators Cristian Chiavetta, Industrial researcher on Circular Economy ENEA Chiara Lombardi, Researcher at the Laboratory of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services - ENEA Panelists Alexia Spyridonidou, Business Development Manager of the Circular Economy and Climate Change Institute of the EPLO David Pellegrini, 1° Scientific Researcher, ISPRA Matilda Mali, Reseracher PhD Chemistry And Environmental Technology, Polytechnic University of Bari Simone Pacciardi, Special projects, relations with the EU and market development Port Authority of the Eastern Ligurian Sea Marcello Magaldi, Researcher CNR-ISMAR Paolo Varrella, President of the “Cooperativa Mitilicoltori Associati” Mirvana Feletti, Officer in charge of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Regione Liguria Claudia Gianstefani, Councillor for the Environment Municipality of Lerici 16:30: Port/city relationship - Sustainable projects ROOM 216:30: Port/city relationship - Sustainable projects ROOM 2 – Port/city relationship - Sustainable projects Every year, hundreds of millions of travelers transit through European ports. Sometimes, friction with the city where ports are located might arise because of the management of a large number of tourists, transportation congestion, and high polluting emissions. Today, thanks to the cooperation between ports, local administrators, and other public-private players such as cruise companies, it is possible to foster a better city-port relationship with projects and initiatives that support an integrated and more sustainable development of the city-port areas in terms of economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects Moderator Federica Montaresi, Secretary General Eastern Ligurian Sea Port Authority Panelists Alberto Cappato, General Manager AIVP Serena Carassale, ESG and Sustainability Specialist Tarros Group Flora Albano, Office EU Affairs, Project Management and Blended Finance Western Sicilian Sea Port Authority Daniele Ciulli, General Manager La Spezia and Carrara Cruise Terminal Giacomo Raul Giampedrone, Councillor for Public Works, Infrastructure and Roads, Water and Waste Cycle, Soil Protection, Environment and Land Protection Liguria Region 17:30: Green & blue shipyards ROOM 217:30: Green & blue shipyards ROOM 2 – GREEN&BLUE INNOVATION HUB Shipyards can play an important role in the ecological transition of the sector. It is not only about building ships that can use new fuels or green coatings, but also about the sustainable management of the shipyard’s operations, therefore the use of renewable energy and, for example, the attention to the whole waste management cycle. Moderator TBC Panelists Ana Casaca, Founder and CEO World of Shipping Portugal - Trainer & Researcher, External Expert European Commissiown World of Shipping Portugal Mario Gerini, President Confindustria La Spezia Patrizia Saccone, Councillor for Economic Development, Labour, EU Affairs, University and Research, Miglio Blu Project, Professional Education, Urban and Territorial Planning, Territorial Construction Municipality of La Spezia Paolo Bertetti, Vice President Technical & R&D Sanlorenzo Yacht Paolo Misitano, Quality Department Director The Italian Sea Group Riccardo Papa, Director CISITA Roberto Guido Sgherri, President Fondazione ITS Fincantieri* |
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