Conference: The green future of maritime operations

Nordic Energy Research

Katuaq - Cultural Center

On behalf of the Government of Greenland, the <a href="https://naalakkersuisut.gl/?sc_lang=da" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Ministry for Agriculture, Self-Sufficiency, Energy and Environment</a> and <a href="https://www.nordicenergy.org/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Nordic Energy Research</a> invite stakeholders, researchers and other interested to a conference with a focus on CO2 emissions and the maritime industry. A successful green transition is heavily depending on the production and use of green fuels within the maritime industry. The international community is currently focusing on the development of green solutions designed to ensure the green transition of the co2-heavy industries. In Greenland, there is a particular focus on the maritime industry, which accounts for a significant part of the country’s total CO2 emission.C﻿onference ProgramOctober 4th Excursion to Buskefjord Hydro Power Plant9:00 - 16:00: Site visit to Buskefjord Hydro Power Plant that supplies electricity to NuukOctober 5th Conference Day 1: International focus8:15 - 9:008:15 - 8:40: Registration8:40 - 8:50: Welcome speech by Qupanuk Olsen8:50 - 9:00: Qullermik ikitsineq by Tukummeq Qaavigaq (Lamp Ceremony)9:00 -10:00: Session 1 - Greening Maritime Transport in the ArcticGreenland – a future hub for emission-free maritime fuels? - Minister of Agriculture, Self-Sufficiency, Energy and Environment Kalistat LundThe Nordic region is taking a maritime green responsibility, CEO Klaus Skytte, Nordic Energy ResearchNet Zero Shipping: A UK Perspective - James Gray, UK Member of Parliament, the Commons Environmental Audit CommitteeHow is the future for the maritime sector? Industry Roadmap for Zero-Emission Shipping - Jakob Haugaard, Danish Maritime Authority, Mission Innovation10:00 - 10:15: Break10:15 -12:00: Session 2 - Sustainable Maritime FuelsNordic research programmes on sustainable fuels, Svend Søyland, Senior Adviser Nordic Energy ResearchInnovation needs for decarbonising maritime transport, Professor Marie Münster, Technical University of Denmark, Sustainable Maritime (DTU)Nordic Green Ammonia Powered Ships - Julia Hansson, Nordic Maritime Transport Program: HopeThe Green Shipping Programme and Alternative Maritime Fuels - Anne Sophie Sagbakken Ness, DNV12:00 - 13:00 Lunch13:00 -13:40: Session 3 - Green Ships - CasesEmission-free Aquaculture Vessels – Case from the Faroe Islands - Kári M. Mortensen, UmhvørvisstovanP2X Floater – an efficient technology for monetizing remote resources in sensitive environments - Ove Tideman Rylandsholm, H2Carrier13:40 - 14:40: Session 4 - Ports for the future – casesNordic Roadmap for Maritime Transport, Nathaniel Frithiof, DNVGreenport North - Hirtshals Havn, Linn Indrestrand, Head of Development Hirtshals HavnPort of Sortland, Norway, Rune W. Monrad, Port Director14:40 - 14:55: Break14:55 -16:00: Session 4 – Ports of the futureThe future of ports in Arctic. Panel DebateTake-aways from Day 1 – Svend SøylandEnd of conference program16:00 - 22:00: Site visit to Royal Arctic Line and reception16:00 - 18:30 Site visit at Royal Arctic Line19:30 - 22:00 Reception at Restaurant Nordlys October 6th Conference Day 2: Arctic/Greenlandic focus8:15 - 9:009:10 -10:15: Session 5 - Challenges and opportunitiesNordic Energy Challenge- Presentation on the Nordic Energy Challenge- Video Presentation by Third Place- Video Presentation by Second Place- Live Presentation by First Place- Klaus Skytte, Nordic Energy ResearchTake Aways from Day 1 (Summary)How do we utilize the Greenlandic hydropower potentials? - Rasmus Wendt, Ministry of Agriculture, Self-Sufficiency, Energy and Environment10:15 - 10:35: Break10:35 - 12:00: Session 6 - ImplementationFinancing green maritime solutions - what are investors looking for?- Video presentation - Harald Rokke, Nordic Investment Bank- Live presentation - John Jakobsen, GrønlandsBANKENHow Nukissiorfiit secures green on-shore power and e-fuel supply? - Pierre Vassard, NukissiorfiitSmart Energy Åland - Renewable Energy Projects for Ports - Klas Ljungberg, FlexensWhat will it take for Greenland to facilitate green maritime sectors? Panel Debate12:00 - 13:00: Lunch13:00 - 15:00: Session 7 - The Roadmap Forward - break-out sessionsLarge Maritime Companies/Maritime regional businesses with multiple employees/Small maritime businessesInfrastructure15:00 - 15:15: Break15:15 - 16:00: Session 7 - The Roadmap ForwardPanel with chairs. Plenum Debate.Final speech - Minister of Agriculture, Self-Sufficiency, Energy and Environment Kalistat LundEnd of the official program<h2>Further inquiries</h2>Please contact:Merethe Lolk Larsen: mlkl@nanoq.glSvend Søyland: s﻿vend.soyland@nordicenergy.org

<h2>Instructions for booking tours </h2>It is possible to book a package tour that includes flights between Copenhagen and Nuuk as well as overnight accommodation. If you require an itinerary other than those in the package travel, please contact Greenland Travel directly at erhvervcph@greenland-travel.dk.<h3>SHORT TRIP 4 – 7 OCTOBER:</h3>Price DKK 15,325 or EUR 2,060 per person in a double roomPrice DKK 17,275 or EUR 2,322 per person in a single roomThis price includes:<ul><li>Return flight in economy class Copenhagen – Kangerlussuaq – Nuuk</li><li>20 kg checked baggage + 8 kg carry-on baggage</li><li>Meals and drinks on flights to/from Greenland</li><li>All current taxes and duties</li><li>3 nights at Hotel Hans Egede, Nuuk, in standard rooms</li><li>3 x breakfast </li></ul>Schedule for flights between Copenhagen and Kangerlussaq:<ul><li>Copenhagen-Kangerlussuaq: Departure 4 October, 10:00 – Arrival 4 October, 10:40</li><li>Kangerlussuaq-Copenhagen: Departure 7 October, 11:55 – Arrival 7 October, 20:15 </li><li>Schedule for domestic flights between Kangerlussuaq and Nuuk will be confirmed appear on tickets. </li></ul><h3>LONG TRIP 3 – 7 OCTOBER:</h3>Price DKK 18,475 or EUR 2,483 per person in a double roomPrice DKK 20,815 or EUR 2,798 per person in a single roomThis price includes:<ul><li>Return flight in economy class Copenhagen – Kangerlussuaq – Nuuk</li><li>20 kg checked baggage + 8 kg carry-on baggage</li><li>Meals and drinks on flights to/from Greenland</li><li>All current taxes and duties</li><li>4 nights at Hotel Hans Egede in superior rooms</li><li>4 x breakfast</li></ul>Schedule for flights between Copenhagen and Kangerlussaq:<ul><li>Copenhagen-Kangerlussuaq: Departure 3 October, 09:00 – Arrival 3 October, 09:40</li><li>Kangerlussuaq-Copenhagen: Departure 7 October, 11:55 – Arrival 7 October, 20:15 </li><li>Schedule for domestic flights between Kangerlussuaq and Nuuk will appear on tickets. </li></ul>Note that the above is applicable to group travel; tickets are therefore not flexible and cannot be changed or refunded.Tours must be booked by sending an email to: tour@greenland-travel.dk<ul><li>Payment must be completed NO LATER than 8 September to ensure that reservations are not lost. </li><li>Following booking, an invoice will be forwarded for payment before tickets can be issued.</li><li>Booking is possible from 1 August – early booking is recommended.</li><li>On booking, please refer to “The Green Future of Maritime Operations” </li></ul>When booking your trip, the following information about the party travelling must be provided:<ul><li>Full name of the traveller as it appears in the passport</li><li>Specification of gender MS or MR</li><li>Mobile phone number and email of the traveller, such that the traveller will be able to receive automatic notification in the event of any changes</li><li>Email address for forwarding of ticket</li></ul>When booking your trip, the following information must also be provided for use in connection with payment: 1.	Name and address of paying institution2.	Email for forwarding of invoice3.	Whether the invoice is to be issued in DKK or EURO4.	Reference name/code or other that must appear on the invoice5.	Please state whether separate invoices are required; otherwise, all participants from the same institution will be invoiced jointly6.	Name of contact person responsible7.	Email address of contact person8.	Telephone number of contact personTickets will be forwarded at least 1 week before departure.Tickets are restrictive group travel tickets and cancellation/refunds are not possible after 8 September. Name changes can be made until 23 September at the latest, although this will incur a fee of DKK 1,200. After this date, any name changes will cost the equivalent of a new ticket.

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