From: Rene Arikas
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To: Keiu Leopard
Subject: FW: Lloyd�s Register Afternoon Seminar - January 20, 2016
Helsinki
Palun registreeri
From: Nielsen, Charlotte [mailto:
[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, December 18, 2015 2:35 PM
Cc: Ronnberg, Niklas <
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Subject: Lloyd�s Register Afternoon Seminar - January 20, 2016 Helsinki
Lloyd�s Register in Finland has the pleasure of
inviting you and your colleagues to our first client
event in 2016. This complimentary seminar will
focus on a number of business relevant subjects
related to regulatory update, CO2 Monitoring,
Reporting and Verification (MRV), Global Marine
Technology Trends 2030, fuel quality case studies
and marine training. Please join us for an
interesting afternoon and the opportunity to
network with some of your colleagues from the
marine industry. We hope you will join us for a light
buffet after the seminar and look forward to seeing
you.
Date: Wednesday 20 January 2016
Time: 14:15 � 18:00
Venue: Scandic Grand Marina,
Katajanokanlaituri 7, 00160 Helsinki
RSVP: Susanne Dedes,
[email protected] by Monday 11
January 2016
Agenda
14:15
Registration and coffee
14:30
Focus on technology - Global Marine Technology Trends 2030 by
Niklas R�nnberg, Marine Business Development Manager, LR Marine
The presentation will brief you on the report Global Marine Technology
Trends 2030 which
is the culmination of a collaborative project between Lloyd�s Register,
QinetiQ and the
University of Southampton looking at the future for: commercial shipping,
for navies and
the health of the oceans.
In asking �what�s next� GMTT 2030 is an aid to business, policy makers
and society in
trying to understand the future for the maritime industries and the
oceans. Assessing 56
technologies and then focusing on 18 specific areas of technology, GMTT
2030 builds on
the scenarios work in Global Marine Trends 2030 and Global Marine Fuel
Trends 2030 to
provide insight into the impact and � critically � the timescales of
transformative
technology.
15:00
Fuel quality � update and case studies by
Andrew Shaw, Managing Director of Guardian Marine Testing Ltd
This presentation will provide an update on fuel quality including case
studies related to
this topic. A demonstration will also be given of our fuel quality data
system, a direct tool
which clients can access in order to keep up to date on quality.
15:30
Training your people by
Niklas R�nnberg, Marine Business Development Manager, LR Marine
No system is perfect and risk is everywhere, also in shipping. Ensuring
that our people are
properly equipped to deal with everyday challenges goes a long way
towards managing
those risks. With special emphasis on our Superintendent Programme, hear
about how
Lloyd�s Register Marine Training Services can make the difference and
help you ensure
that knowledge and skills are in place within your organisation.
15:45
Coffee break
16:00
Regulatory update by
Andrew Sillitoe, Lead Specialist, External Affairs, LR Marine
This session will provide an overview of the most significant regulatory
changes which are
coming up in the foreseeable future. For both safety and environment
topics, this will
include new conventions, new regulations, and amendments to existing
legislative
instruments. A timeline will show what will be changing and when.
A description will also be given of the regulatory developments which are
currently in the
early stages of discussion or development of drafts.
16:30
Understanding MRV by
Laura McKelvie, Marketing Manager, Consulting, LR Marine
The EU CO2 Monitoring, Reporting and Verification regulation entered into
force in July
2015. This is a regional regulation reflecting the European Commissions�
commitment to
reducing CO2 emissions. It presents another significant new compliance
requirement for
the industry in providing information on fuel consumption.
Ship-owners and operators already monitor fuel consumption on a periodic
basis for
management purposes, where emphasis is placed on the correctness of daily
monitoring
to enable meaningful analysis of technical and commercial performance
trends. For
regulatory purposes, it is the importance of quantifying uncertainty of
the monitoring
system to deliver data that it neither under- nor over stated and
identifying and reducing
any sources that could contribute to this.
Assessing and understanding whether existing management processes meet
the
regulatory requirement is key to being ready for the commencement of the
first monitoring
period in 2018.
17:00
Networking, light buffet and refreshments
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