Explore Recycling, Life Cycle Assessment and how the supply chain,

including designers, boatbuilders and manufacturers, can profitably adopt the

Circular Economy

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developed by the same team that brought us last year’s ground-breaking conference, ‘The Future of Yacht Recycling’, this year’s event, ‘Sustainability in the Marine Industry’ - SImI16 - pushes the concept one step further by looking at the problems associated with recycling and how life cycle assessment is relevant in minimising issues surrounding end-of-life-boats.

To further expand on the problems with a linear ‘take-make-dispose’ approach, which results in accumulation of waste, siMi16 will present a new business model – the ‘circular economy’ – and showcase how it can be applied, profitably, to the marine industry.

RECYCLINgLast year’s sell-out conference, ‘The future of Yacht Recycling’ - held as part of METSTRADE 2015 - brought together a lot of data and information. This year we will revisit this topic and discuss what has been achieved, one year on.

Click here to see more about the ‘Future of Yacht Recycling’ conference, METSTRADE 2015

LIfE CYCLE ASSESSmENT The life cycle assessment analyses the effects of a product on the environment during its entire existence, from production through its period of use and it’s End-of-Life recycling. It is a quantitative evaluation of ecological aspects such as the emission of greenhouse cases (including carbon dioxide), energy consumption and acidification. There is a laid down procedure for life cycle assessment plans according to ISO 14040 series of standards.

CIRCULAR ECoNomYa circular Economy (cE) is one that is restorative and regenerative by design, and which aims to keep products, components and materials at their highest utility and value at all times, distinguishing between technical and biological cycles.

SIMI16 will introduce ‘Cradle-to-Cradle, the ‘engine’ behind cE, and provide examples of the financial benefits accessed by creating capital from waste, rethinking the way we view ownership by licensing and leasing products from the manufacturers and as such it is a model that builds prosperity long term.

CE is quite simply about closing the loop, which the previously accepted linear process failed to do. In a circular thinking process, the priority shifts to upgradable, re-usable products, long lasting goods and renewable energy.

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PRogRAmmE #SIMI16fEaTuring

1000 RegIsTRaTIOn• Coffee + Croissants + 'Interactive TalkShop'• introduction to the bluE Marine foundation

1100 COnFeRenCe BegIns

session oneWelcome to sIMI16• Udo Kleinitz – Secretary General, International Council

of Marine industry associations (icoMia)• Geert Dijks – Managing Director, HISWA Holland

Marine industry

session TwoUser Demographics Moderated by:Udo Kleinitz – ICOMIA

featuring:• Jouko Huju, CEO, Finnboat • Nail Chapman, www.Boatshed.com • interactive panel discussion and audience Q&a

session Threeend-of-Life BoatsModerated by:Brian Clark – Chairman, ICOMIA Environment Committee

featuring:• Mats Eriksson – CEO, Sweboat • Willem Dekker – President, European Boating Association

(Eba)• interactive panel discussion and audience Q&a

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session fourDesigning + Construction for Dismantling + RecyclingModerated by:Patrick Hemp – ICOMIA Technical Consultant

featuring:• Susie Tompson – Sustainability Manager, Land Rover BAR

America’s Cup Team• Enrico Benco – CEO, GS4C, Go Sailing for a Change• interactive panel discussion and audience Q&a

session fiveLife Cycle assessmentModerated by:Albert Willemsen – ICOMIA Environment Consultant

featuring:• Paolo Bertetti – Operations Director, SANLORENZO• Els Zijlstra – Creative Director, Materia Group• Per Hökfelt – Vice President, Sustainability QSHE Diab

international ab• Jaap van der Woude –Sustainability Committee Chairman,

European composites industry association (Eucia)• Alastair Reay – CEO, HPi Verification Services• interactive panel discussion and audience Q&a

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session sixProfiting from Circular economyModerated by:Barbara Fountoukos – Head of Communications, ICOMIA

featuring• interactive panel discussion and audience Q&a

1800 – Chairman's Closing remarks

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for MorE inforMaTion plEasE conTacT:US/Canada/ROW: Lorna Titley - lorna@quaynote.ca +1-604-996-6937 (Pacific time)Europe: Alison Singhal - alison@quaynote.com +44 (0) 203 560 8154Peter Franklin: yachtmedia.buz@gmail.com +31(0)652 394 689

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Quaynote Communications: www.quaynote.comQuaynote communications is a specialist conference and communications company focused primarily on the maritime, yachting, aviation and security industries. Since the company’s inception in 2005, Quaynote has built a successful track record of producing conferences around the world including in the U.K., Europe, Middle East, U.S. and Asia, with our highly targeted events providing the ideal platform for networking and debate.

yachtMedia: www.yachtmedia.orgYachtMedia writes for a number of international yachting publications, and produces publicity materials for selected clients.The partnership also acts as media consultants to london based Quaynote communications, assisting them with organising conferences on specialist maritime subjects, and supporting events for professionals in the the yachting industry. With 40 years in the nautical business and 22 years writing and editing marine content, YachtMedia’s senior partner Peter Franklin, has a wealth of experience and a comprehensive range of contacts. As well as being connected with all branches of the specialised yachting media, he has regular contact with the various disciplines that drive the industry, from superyacht captains, to engineers, yacht builders, surveyors, naval architects, designers and sail makers etc.

MeTsTRaDe: www.metstrade.comMETSTRADE is the world’s leading platform for professionals in the leisure marine equipment industry. This global business platform and community focuses on innovation, market developments and on-site networking and knowledge events such as the METSTRADE Show; the world’s largest leisure marine equipment trade exhibition of equipment, materials and systems for the international marine leisure industry. Year after year the METSTRADE show proves itself as the annual one-stop platform for the entire marine leisure industry: boat and yacht builders, naval architects, yacht designers, interior builders, naval engineers, marina owners, marina operators, marina suppliers, yacht captains and crew, marine industry consultants, yacht brokers, charter boat operators, and much more.

ICOMIa: www.icomia.orgicoMia brings together national boating federations in one global organisation and represents them at an international level, presenting a strong and united voice when dealing with issues challenging the industry. No less than 36 national federations across the world are full members of icoMia today, and include the vast majority of the industrialised countries from North America across to Japan and China and from Finland to New Zealand. ICOMIA’s objectives are to provide a forum for the exchange of views between the different national marine industry associations; to produce internationally agreed standards to ensure high quality and safety of industry’s products; to remove all barriers to trade, wherever they may exist; to promote the public’s ability to enjoy boating at all levels in a clean environment.

International Boat Industry (IBI): www.ibinews.comInternational Boat Industry (IBI) has been tracking the world’s leisure marine market for more than 45 years and today remains the only business magazine to investigate and analyse commercial developments in established and emerging leisure boating markets across the globe. IBI examines the boating industry on a country-by-country basis, uncovering market trends and reporting on the latest news and product developments. Having monitored the boating business since 1968, IBI has an unrivalled long-term perspective to give professionals within the industry unparalleled insight into the workings and dynamics of this fast moving sector. IBI is received by more than 12,000 senior managers and executives in boating industry companies in 120 countries.

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