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ACI’s European Environmental Ports Conference 2018 intends to follow on from the success of our inaugural 2017 edition. For 2018, we are returning to Antwerp on the 16th & 17th May. Through extensive industry research and the aid of our Agenda Committee Members, we have attained a great insight into the port industry and its environmental concerns. The conference will examine the most pressing matters within the port industry such as: air quality, waste management, keeping up with compliance, improving relationships with the local area, onshore power supply and water quality. Moreover, the two day event will hear from cruise liner’s on their environmental output, alternative ideas and approaches from ports around Europe. There will also be a discussion between stakeholders focusing on cooperation from all areas of the port industry, assessing what can be done to improve the environment within ports in the long term.

Maintaining Compliance and Keeping up with

Environmental Legislation

Tackling the Issue of Air Quality and Working Towards a

Genuine Solution

Onshore Power Supply: A Potential Solution to Pollution?

Improving Relationships with the Local Area

Key Practices in Removing Waste from Ports

Cruise Liner ’s Perspective: How the Cruise Industry is

Improving Environmentally

Water Quality in Ports

Alternative Approaches and Ideas to Make Ports Greener

Environmental Strategies and Implementations Across all

Sectors to Improve The Environment in Ports

Registration is Simple:

If you would like to register for this event or wish to find out more

information, you can contact Cheryl Williams by using any of the

following methods:

+44 20 3141 0623

[email protected]

http://www.acius.net

For information on Commercial Partnership

Opportunities, please contact Jean-Jacques Hermans:

Tel: +44 (0)20 3141 0608 or

Email: [email protected]

If you would like to be considered as a speaker at the event,

for a 30-45 minute presentation, please submit an abstract

for consideration to Dan Chapman by any of the following

methods:

Tel: +44 20 3141 0616

Email: [email protected]

All ACI’s events attract a targeted group of senior level

executives and decision-makers from the industry. Our

meetings are strictly end-user focused. Only a select

group of companies are invited to sponsor the event—to

ensure the emphasis is on the industry participants, and

making sure our delegates have a valuable and positive

experience.

Delegates will be drawn from:

ports, port authorities, terminal operators, shipping

companies, logistics companies, ship-owners,

environmental technology and service providers

Job roles include:

environmental managers and planners, harbour masters,

logistics managers, energy managers, sustainability and

corporate social responsibility executives

Post: ACI Europe, 10 Gough Square, London, EC4A 3DE

European Environmental Ports Conference 2018

Antwerp, Belgium

16th-17th

May

2018

LEADERS IN CONFERENCE PLANNING & PRODUCTION

www.wplgroup.com/aci

Wednesday 16th May 2018

08:00

09:00

09:15

▪ The Connecting Europe Facility funding

programme

▪ Examples of how MoS and related CEF funding

helps the maritime industry to comply with

environmental legislation

▪ Discussing how co-finance actions aimed at

reduction of emissions/pollution, deploy

alternative fuel infrastructure, reduce GHGs,

improve efficiency of operations, etc

10:15 PANEL Q&A

10:30

11:00

▪ 4GOODFOOD objectives and pillars (Value,

Reduction, Retrieval, Return)

▪ Focus on Winnow - food waste mapping

▪ Focus on Banco Alimentare - donation of surplus

food in ports of call

▪ Key data and results

The World Ports Sustainability Program, a

Joint Effort Towards a Sustainable Maritime

Future

Motorways of the Sea policy as integral part

of the TEN-T policy

MORNING REFRESHMENTS

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION

Costa Crociere's Food Waste Reduction

Project

DAY 1

REGISTRATION & COFFEE

CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS

SESSION ONE

Maintaining Compliance and Keeping up

with Environmental Legislation

Eric de DekereTechnical Manager- Environment

Port of Antwerp

Brian Simpson OBEEuropean Co-ordinator: Motorways of the Sea

European Commission

Raúl Cascajo JiménezHead of Environmental Policies

Port of Valencia

Alessandro BertorelloDirector, Environment

Carnival Maritime GmbH

Stefania LallaiSustainability and External RelationsDirector

Costa Crociere Spa

11:30

▪ Why?

▪ ENDEGS Method

▪ Alternative Methods

▪ Requirements

▪ Estimation of emissions from the activity in the

port of Barcelona

▪ Contribution of these emissions in the air quality

of the environment

▪ What is the Air Quality Improvement Plan of the

Port of Barcelona?

▪ What measures is the port working to reduce

emissions from its activity?

▪ New regulations in the Baltic, reduction of

emission (SECA, NECA)

▪ LNG as a new fuels LNG bunkering in the

Baltic ports

▪ Onshore Power Supply at Baltic Ports

▪ Baltic as a model region for green ports.

12:30

12:45

Tackling the Issue of Air Quality and

Working Towards a Genuine Solution

LUNCH

Emission-free During Maintenance Activities,

Loading Applications or as Temporary

Replacement of VRU VPS

The Measures Port of Barcelona is Applying to

Reduce Emissions from Vessels and Improve

Air Quality in the Port and its Surroundings

Ports Role in Reducing Air Emissions from

Maritime Transport

PANEL Q&A

SESSION TWO

Jordi VilaHead of Environmental Affairs

Port of Barcelona

Kai SieversCEO

ENDEGS Mobile VOC

Combustion

Bogdan OSecretary General

Baltic Ports Organization


Antwerp, Belgium

16th-17th

May

2018



13:45

▪ Was COM recommendation in 2006 on OPS

sufficiently inspiring?

▪ Current regulation of electricity market in the

EU, is it realistic bis a bis OPS aspirations?

▪ Could ports cooperate more for rapid OPS

implementation?

▪ Have benefits from OPS been properly

emphasized?

14:45

15:00

▪ How Port State Control can verify what fuel is on

board on an immediate basis

▪ Understanding Parker Kittiwake's Portable ATR

Tester

▪ Measuring onboard Fuel Sulphur level inside

three minutes to laboratory standards

15:30

16:00

▪ Approaches that busy ports can take to

stabilise the noise pollution level despite

increasing growth

▪ Recommendations for noise handling

procedures and technical mitigation measures

for shipbuilders, shipowners and port

authorities.

PANEL Q&A

Evaluation of Cruise Terminal Noise Sources

and Possible Mitigation Measures

Shore-to-ship Power: A Versatile Solution for

Greener Ports. All-in-one Solution for HVSC

and LVSC Plants set in a Portable Container.

The OPS Master Plan for Spanish Ports


Onboard Fuel Sulphur Testing with Portable

Equipment

AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS

SESSION FOUR

Improving Relationships with the Local Area

SESSION THREE

Onshore Power Supply: A Potential Solution

to Tackle Pollution?

Julio de la CuevaStudies at Cabinet

National Ports Agency (OPPE)

Ingemar GustavssonBusiness Unit Manager

ACTEMIUM

Larry RumbolMarine Condition Monitoring Manager

Parker Kittiwake UK

▪ Classifying different noise sources in terms of

their hinderance to local residents

▪Highlighting the importance of cooperation with

local authorities in identifying noise problems

and managing the issue accordingly

▪ Protecting local wildlife whilst improving port

infrastructure

▪ Brief background of Best practices for the social

integration of ports

▪ Social acceptance and public perception of

ports▪ Examples of Improved Relationships between

the Port Authority and the City

17:50

18:10

18:20

DAY 2Thursday 17th May 2018

08:30

09:00

09:15

▪ Identifying improvements for waste

processes at the Port of Dover

▪ Working with waste contractors

▪ Initiatives for improved recycling

REGISTRATION & COFFEE

SESSION FIVE

PANEL Q&A

Case Study: How Port of Valencia Improves its

Relationships with the Local Area

CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING REMARKS

CLOSE OF DAY ONE

CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS

Management of Waste from Ships

Improvements and Initiatives for Cruise

Waste Management at the Port of Dover


Port of Valencia

Anika BeiersdorfEnvironmental Specialist

Hamburg Port Authority

Liz FaggEnvironment Manager

Port of Dover

Rosa Mari DarbraAssociate Professor

Polytechnic University of Catalonia


Port of Valencia


Antwerp, Belgium

16th-17th

May

2018



10:45

11:05

11:35

▪ Organisations gather a lot of data. But without

context the data has very little value when

assessing environmental performance.

▪ The importance of context with respect to

Environmental Data

▪ Case studies to demonstrate the importance of

understand the local or regional environmental

context when assessing environmental

performance.

▪ Case studies of Water Consumption and

Discharges to demonstrate this importance.

▪ Other data that is being included in APM

system to improve understanding of

our operations, the potential impacts, risk, and

how this can drive performance improvement .

12:35

12:50

▪ The role of Portopia Project gathering

information on port performance indicators in

Europe aiming at assisting ports to increase

their reporting.

SESSION SIX

PANEL Q&A

Water Quality in Ports


Environmental Data in Context

How Big Data can Provide Port Specific,

Actionable Insights to Help Reduce the Risk of

Translocation of Invasive Species.

The Portopia Project: Environmental

approach for Inland and Sea Ports.

MORNING REFRESHMENTS

PANEL Q&A

The European Commission's PRF Directive

Proposal

ESPO’s Position on the Revision of the Port

Reception Facilities Directive

Sotiris RaptisSenior Policy Adivsor for Environment and Safety, EcoPorts

Coordinator

ESPO

Michael HindmarshGlobal Marketing Manager

AkzoNobel

Ashley WoodsLead Environment Advisor

APM Terminals

Anna Bobo RemijnDirectorate-General for Mobility and Transport, Maritime Safety Unit

European Commission

▪ Presentation of the first inland port

environmental dashboard, establishing the

baseline for future improvement.

▪ Comparison between the environmental top 10

issues for Inland and Sea Ports.

▪ Creation of a tool to assists ports in their

environmental tasks: identifying environmental

aspects and providing indicators to control

them.

13:35

14:35

Low Carbon Port Management for SME

Ports: a Road for Innovation ▪ Low carbon port management in SME ports:

particular challenges

▪ Adapting tools for low carbon port

management in SME ports

▪ Low carbon port management in SME ports:

room for innovation?

Case Study of Air Emissions Monitoring at

Port of Livorno▪ Air quality monitoring of the Livorno port area

and analysis of possible local contributions

▪ Modelling of air pollutant emissions from

maritime traffic and all other sources

▪ Modelling of air pollutant dispersion over the

whole Livorno area and analysis of the impact

generated by the port activities compared to

other possible sources

15:35

SESSION EIGHT

Alternative Approaches and Ideas to Make

Ports Greener

PANEL Q&A

LUNCH

Wim StubbeBusiness Development Manager

Port of Oostende

Federico CarotenutoInstitute Of Biometeorology

Research Fellow




Antwerp, Belgium

16th-17th

May

2018



15:50

▪ The importance of communication within the Port

industry and working together for a common

environmental goal

▪ Taking on responsibilities: Each stakeholder

understanding what they can do to improve

conditions▪ Considering challenges: What are the biggest

difficulties facing each different agent

16:35

16:45END OF CONFERENCE & AFTERNOON

REFRESHMENTS

Environmental Strategies and

Implementations Across all Sectors to

Improve the Environment in Ports

PANEL DISCUSSION

CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING REMARKS

Conor FeighanPolicy Advisor

FEPORT

Poul WoodallDirector, Environment & Sustainability

DFDS A/S

Ashley WoodsLead Environment Advisor

APM Terminals



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