Key topics:
- Regulatory Framework Outlook,
- Alternative Fuels Options in the Maritime Sector,
- Ship Design Challenges,
- Challenges in the Supply Chain for Decarbonization,
- Financial Implications for Decarbonization,
- Green Shipping Corridors,
- Energy Efficiency & Emissions Reduction,
- Port Operations and Sustainability,
- Digital Solutions for Maritime Operations.
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 13 FEBRUARY 2026! Secure your spot at the conference at a fraction of the original price. The more tickets you buy, the more you save.
• 1 person: €949 instead of €1149 (excl. VAT),
• Group passes: €849 per person instead of €1149 (excl. VAT),
If you are part of a university, research institution, government, or non-governmental organization, contact us for additional discounts.
2026 CONFERENCE
Following the success of the inaugural edition, the second Net Zero Maritime 2026 Conference will take place in Gothenburg on 2-3 June 2026. This two-day event will once again focus on the maritime industry's efforts to meet decarbonization targets in alignment with IMO regulations.
The conference will bring together a wide range of stakeholders from across the maritime value chain - including ship owners, financial institutions, traders, port authorities, alternative fuel producers, regulators, technology providers, research institutes, digitalization companies, universities, ship design companies, shipyards, machinery & equipment providers and more.
Building on the momentum of the first edition, the 2025 conference aims to deepen collaboration, promote best practices, and accelerate progress toward a low-emission maritime future. A particular focus will be placed on strengthening international cooperation, with the goal of fostering cross-border solutions and knowledge exchange.
We especially welcome the participation of Baltic shipowners, whose role in advancing sustainable maritime operations in the region is vital to achieving broader decarbonization goals.
Who will attend:
- Ship Owners,
- Financial Institutions,
- Port Authorities,
- Alternative Fuels Producers,
- Regulatory Bodies & Associations,
- Technology Providers,
- Machinery & Equipment Providers,
- Shipyards,
- Universities & Research Insitutes,
- Ship Design Companies,
- Research Institutes,
- Digital Solutions Providers.
Hotel & Location:
Clarion Hotel the Pier
Address: Pumpgatan 5, 417 55, Göteborg, Sweden
Contact number: +46 31 305 01 30
Venue website
Toni Stojcevski
Wärtsilä
Peter Björkborg
Stena Teknik
Mattias Ivarsson
St1
Hannes von Knorring
DNV
Lucas Kästner
Bureau Veritas
Oleksandr Siromakha
MB Energy
Julia Christensson
Port of Gothenburg
Henrik Källsson
Erik Thun
Filip Franck
PBI
Jörgen Karlsson
ABB
Anders Larsen-Ross
RINA
Sjoerd de Jager
PortXChange
David Sakandelidze
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Ushma Ahuja
American Bureau of Shipping
Fredrik Larsson
Swedish Shipowners’ Association
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