Get Set for Workboat 2050 - Session 3: Incentivising Decarbonisation
Date & Time:
Tues 28 February 10:00 - 11:00 UTC
Topic:
Incentivising Decarbonisation - Exploring different approaches to incentivisation
This latest session will feature three schemes being run across Europe and the UK and how they are working in practice. These schemes are enabling commercial marine businesses to push forward with developing technology to help meet decarbonisation targets and timelines.
Joining Kerrie Forster, CEO of The Workboat Association, and Andy Page, Managing Director of Chartwell Marine are our panel of experts who include:
Speakers
Narve Mjøs, Vice President, DNV – Maritime & Founder of the Green Shipping Programme
Leo Hambro, Co-Founder & Commercial Director, Tidal Transit
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