300+
Maritime Supply
Chain Leaders
Who are driving decarbonisation across
the globe.
150+
Companies
Will join us from across the value chain to explore the latest innovations, and uncover the fuel strategies, technologies and regulatory pathways needed to turn decarbonisation into commercially viable action.
30+
10+
Networking Hours
Of dedicated networking, connecting with Ship Operators/Owners, Charterers, Ports, Fuel Providers, Naval Architects, Shipyards, Engineers, Financiers, Classification Societies, Consultancies, and more.from across the global maritime value chain.
1
Workshop Day
Designed to deliver practical insights, hands-on learning and actionable strategies for navigating the maritime decarbonisation transition.
Understand how the MEPC outcome will impact shipowner fuel strategies, LNG, and future fuels, by examining the Net-Zero Framework post-April and using 2025 to set conditions for a clear October decision.
Inform decisions on future fuel pathway investments and costs, by hearing from suppliers on their plans for future biofuel and clean fuel availability and production developments.
Collaborate with those across the value chain to suggest solutions for the lack of global certification standards, to increase the viability of low-carbon fuels available across the globe.
Catch up on the latest industry news in our newsletter, event updates announcing new speakers and industry content with insights that cannot be missed.
Drawing on SGMF’s frontline work with shipowners, ports, and regulators, this conversation explores LNG’s evolving role, multi-fuel strategies, port readiness, emissions measurement, and the practical steps required to minimise stranded-asset risk.
With final decisions on the IMO Net-Zero Framework now pushed into 2026, maritime leaders are being forced to make fuel, fleet, and investment decisions without global regulatory certainty. Regional rules continue to tighten, compliance costs are rising, and the risk of stranded assets is growing.
This fact sheet provides a clear, practical guide to what the IMO delay really means, and how shipowners, ports, fuel suppliers, and financiers should respond now, not later.
Drawing on Titan’s experience at the forefront of alternative fuel bunkering, Michael Schaap, Commercial Director at Titan, explores the commercial realities behind LNG, methanol, and ammonia adoption, and why the methane pathway continues to offer immediate decarbonisation opportunities.
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