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Wednesday 12th October 2011

The Sustainable Shipping Conference Harbour Tour 2011
Sustainable Shipping is proud to announce, in association with Port Metro Vancouver - The Sustainable Shipping Conference Harbour Tour 2011.
Opening Reception

Thursday 13th October 2011
08:30 Opening Breakfast

Session 1: Setting the Scene
09:00 Opening Remarks
Cara Davies, Event Manager, Petromedia
Stephen Brown, Chairman
09:05 Welcome Address
Andrea Reimer, Deputy Mayor, City of Vancouver
09:15 Duncan Wilson, Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility, Port Metro Vancouver
09:25 The global quest for a sustainable marine industry
Stephen Brown, President, British Columbia Chamber of Shipping
09:50 The future: Global versus patchwork regulations
T.L Garrett, Vice President, Pacific Merchant Shipping Association
10:15 Coffee & Networking Break & Speedy Business Card Exchange

Session 2: Regulations
10:45 Environmental Challenges in the Shipping Industry.
Katharine Palmer, Environmental Manager, Lloyd's Register
11:05 Measuring the Impacts of Fuel Sulphur Regulation on Emissions: A NOAA case study on a large container ship.
Daniel Lack, Senior Researcher, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
11:25 Will the region's bunker players be supplying a market where ships are compelled to burn distillates?
Robert Thornton, Marine Technical Director, World Fuel Services
11:45 Is a scrubber capable of meeting emission requirements of the North American ECA?
Sigurd Some Jenssen, Managing Director, Hamworthy Krystallon Ltd.
12:25 Q & A

10:45 - 12:15 Parallel Workshop during Session 2:
FOCUS ON - TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATION

With rising fuel bills, a need to increase the efficiency of transport operations, a requirement to reduce emissions from transport and a wish to reduce congestion, there is an increased focus on how transport collaboration is now viewed as an important way of meeting these goals.

This focus group will encourage organisations from across the transportation sector to meet and explore potential partnership opportunities, which should reduce and improve efficiency.

An industry leading panel will lead a 90 minute round table open discussion focusing on the technical, resource and commercial issues and how these may be overcome by joint initiatives.

Panelists
Moderator: Dan Brown, EPA

Shayne Gregg, Partner, Sustainability & Climate Change, Deloitte
Sara Skold, Environmental Specialist, Clean Shipping Coalition
Raj Sapru, Director of Transport, BSR
12:30 Networking Lunch

13:45 Session 3: Addressing the issues - A time for collaboration

A panel discussion with leading industry experts from across the sector, taking delegate questions, on what they believe to be the right solutions and next steps needed to address and improve the environmental legacy in the shipping industry.

Confirmed panelists
Simon Walmsley, Head Marine Team, WWF
Joonatan Haukilehto, Energy & Environmental Efficiency, Deltamarin Ltd
Per Holmvang, Environmental Programme Director
DNV Maritime Services
Azin Moradhassel, Director of Environment Policy and Issues, Canadian Ship Owners' Association
Megan McCann, Project Researcher, Seaspan Ship Management
Katharine Palmer, Environmental Manager, Lloyd's Register
Sara Skold, Environmental Specialist, Clean Shipping Coalition
15:00 Coffee and Networking Break & Speedy Business Card Exchange

Session 4: Moving Forward
15:30 Practical cradle to the grave design solutions for the industry
Ken Harford, President, Robert Allen Ltd
15:50 Environmental Solutions - An operator's perspective
Susan Hayman, Vice President of Environment and Global Development, Foss Maritime
16:10 Green Marine: the successful implementation of a voluntary environmental program
David Bolduc, Executive Director, Green Marine Management
16:30 Addressing the barriers to low carbon shipping
Oliver Pereira, Sustainability Advisory Consultant, KPMG Climate Change and Carbon Services
16:50 Sustainability Black Swans
Dr. Mark Trexler, Director, Climate Risk - DNV Sustainability and Innovation
17:10 Q & A
Gala Evening

Friday 14th October 2011

09:00 Networking Breakfast

Session 5: Marine Spatial Planning
Hear the realities of Marine spatial planning (MSP) and the efforts being made to ensure that industries are proactively minimizing the conflicts in seeking to utilise the same sea area and an overall more sustainable approach.
09:30 MSP - What it is and what it means to the shipping industry
Paul Holtus, Executive Director, World Ocean Council
09:50 Realities of MSP
Patrick Marshall, Consulting Economic Developer, Capital EDC Economic Development Company
10:10 Proactive efforts for a sustainable future
Kaity Stein, Secretary General, International Ship Owners Alliance
10:30 Art Sterritt, First Nation Marine Planning on BC Coast - Coastal First Nations - Great Bear Initatives
10:50 Q & A
09:30 - 11:00 Parallel Workshop during Session 5:
FOCUS ON - TECHNOLOGIES FOR COLLABORATION

Shippers can shift to more carbon-efficient modes of transportation, optimise routes, and rethink supply chains only if they can quickly and accurately compare technology options available and collaborate on joint developments and initiatives.

Following recent IMO changes making SEEMP mandatory for existing vessels and EEDI now mandatory for new ships, sustainable technologies are now, more than ever, at the forefront of future ship design and operational focus.

This 90 minute technology focus group will discuss a more collaborative approach between technology providers, ship operators and industry experts to reduce barriers and facilitate future innovation in sustainable technologies.

Panelists
Moderator - Bill Lind, Marine Director of Technology & Business Development, ABS Americas
Gavin Allwright, Commercial Director, NPO Greenheart
Victor Armstrong, Manager, Vessel Optimization, Teekay Shipping (Canada) Ltd.
Per Holmvang, Environmental Programme Director, DNV Maritime Services
Daniel Kane, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Propulsion Dynamics
Megan McCann, Project Researcher, Seaspan Ship Management
Visa Roine, Nautical Consultant, Eniram
11:00 Coffee and Networking Break & Speedy Business Card Exchange

Session 6: The Arctic
11:30 A Realistic view
Joseph Spears, Principal, Horseshoe Bay Marine Group
11:50 Environmental State-Change and Opening Trade Routes in the Arctic Ocean
Prof. Paul Berkman, Research Professor, University of California Santa Barbara
12:10 Operational Discharges - Legalities, Consequences and Solutions.
Axel Swanson, Technical Sales Representative, Thordon Bearings
12:30 Q & A
12:45 Closing Keynote Speech: SustainableShipping 2012 and Beyond
Natalie Bruckner-Menchelli, Director Petromedia Ltd. Vancouver & Senior Editor SustainableShipping
13:00 Chairman's Closing Remarks
13:20 Lunch & End of Conference
14:15 - 15:30 Technology Showcase Exhibition
End of Conference

(* subject to change)

Sponsors

The Maritime Executive The Journal of Commerce BC Shipping News ABS Alaris All Sea Chamber of Shipping of British Columbia Corvus Energy Green Marine Lloyd's Register Thordon Bearings World Ocean Council Tourism Vancouver Ocean Intelligence Namepa Chamber of Shipping of America Association of Canadian Port Authorities Port Metro Vancouver Lubmarine