Key topics:
- Perspectives from Ferries, Ro-Ro, RoPax, and Feeder/Container Operators,
- Sustainable Propulsion Technologies,
- Fuel Cells in Maritime Applications,
- Battery Solutions in Maritime Applications,
- Alternative Fuels Options in Hybridization,
- Energy Storage & Hybrid Propulsion,
- Port Electrification & Infrastructure Readiness,
- Challenges in the Supply Chain for Decarbonization,
- Retrofitting Conventional Fleets,
- Smart Energy Management.
TICKET INFORMATION
By signing up, each delegate will have an opportunity to:
- In-Person access to all event platforms,
- Event documentation,
- Access to delegate list during & after the event,
- Lunch, Food & Beverages,
- Access to speakers’ presentations.
DISCOUNTED RATES
Take advantage of our special discounted rates for early registration until 12 December 2025! Secure your spot at the conference at a fraction of the original price. The more tickets you buy, the more you save.
• 1 person: €999 instead of €1199 (excl. VAT),
• Group passes: €879 per person instead of €1199 (excl. VAT),
If you are part of a university, research institution, government, or non-governmental organization, contact us for additional discounts.
Hybrid to Zero 2026 Conference, taking place in Oslo, Norway, on 11–12 March 2026, is the leading event dedicated to hybrid and zero-emission solutions for the short sea shipping sector – including ferries, Ro-Ro, RoPax, and feeder/container vessels.
Over two days, the conference will bring together shipowners and operators at the forefront of decarbonisation, alongside shipyards, technology providers, fuel suppliers, classification societies, port authorities, and financial institutions. Together, we will explore practical strategies and real-world case studies for reducing emissions, improving energy efficiency, and meeting upcoming regulatory requirements while ensuring operational and commercial viability.
As maritime electrification becomes a crucial pillar of the transition to net-zero emissions, regulatory pressure and technological innovation are driving the sector toward cleaner, more efficient operations. From battery-powered vessels to hybrid propulsion systems and fully electric port infrastructure, electrification is set to redefine the future of maritime transport.
The agenda has been structured to feature a variety of individual sessions and panel discussions, offering attendees the opportunity to delve into the sophisticated aspects of maritime electrification & hybridization and the challenges associated with decarbonisation within the supply chain. Each session and panel discussion will conclude with the Q&A session.
Who will attend:
- Ship Owners & Operators,
- Battery Providers,
- Fuel Cell Manufacturers,
- Port Authorities & Terminal Operators,
- Alternative Fuels Producers,
- Regulatory Bodies & Associations,
- Technology & System Integrators,
- Machinery & Equipment Providers,
- Classification Societies,
- Universities & Research Institutes,
- Shipyards,
- Ship Design Companies.
Hotel & Location:
Clarion Hotel The Hub Oslo
Address: Biskop Gunnerus gate 3, 0155, Oslo
Contact number: +47 23 10 80 00
Venue website
Chris Poyner
Bertrand Crispils
Jørgen Laake
Jogchum Bruinsma
Jens Eirik Hagen
ABB
Brittany Ferries
Green Shipping Program
Nedstack
Port of Oslo
Martin Kjøraas
Andreas Forsnes Jahn
Yang Zhang
Susann Dutt
Tom O. Kleppestø
Kongsberg Maritime
Enova SF
Yara Clean Ammonia
EOPSA
Ocean Industry Forum Oslofjord
Espen Larsen-Hakkebo
Roos Vugts
Brim Explorer
Port of Rotterdam
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