Maritime@TSE event – Maritime green growth: Evaluating opportunities & bottlenecks
Time
28.2.2024 at 13.00 - 17.00
Maritime@TSE research platform at Turku School of Economics (TSE) organizes an industry-academia event on Wed 28th Feb 2024 afternoon.
Decarbonization is bringing vast transformations to the global maritime , but how do we evaluate it in respect to economic growth and its impact on economies? Considering Finland with a high maritime-related industrial base, what will be the our industry’s role in the global development? In this event, both research and industry insights will be included to facilitate discussions and the exchange of views on the topics. The aim is also to incorporate frameworks and methods from economics to illustrate how different impacts could be modeled for e.g. investment analyses and decision-making support.
Program:
12:00 REGISTRATION OPENS, COFFEE & SNACK
13:00 INTRODUCTION Welcome words and opening remarks by UTU TSE
13:10 ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION & IMPACTS ON DIFFERENT ECONOMIES
Decarbonising Maritime: Impact on the Irish economy and maritime industry
Alan Ahearne & Daniel Cassidy, University of Galway
Finnvera´s role in the Finnish maritime sector’s export
Jussi Haarasilta, Finnvera
A commentary by Niko Soikkeli, Wärtsilä and discussion
20 min break
14:25 ENERGY AS A GLOBAL MARITIME MARKET DRIVER
Potential of green fuels
Patrik Rautaheimo, Elomatic
Role of green hydrogen in the energy system and maritime transportation
Timo Kuosmanen, UTU TSE
A commentary by Ville Lauttamäki UTU TSE and discussion
20 min break
15:40 INTEGRATING GREEN INTO R&D AND BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Infrastructure Planning for Zero-Emission Passenger Vessel Services
Kenneth L. Rødseth, Norwegian Centre for Transport Research
Drivers and operational implications of global maritime green transition from load handling equipment provider’s perspective
Henna Rautanen, MacGregor
A commentary by Dani Lindberg, Viking Line and discussion
16:35 SUMMING UP
Closing remarks by Tomi Solakivi, UTU TSE and discussion
~17:00 Program of the event ends, networking & refreshments
Decarbonization is bringing vast transformations to the global maritime , but how do we evaluate it in respect to economic growth and its impact on economies? Considering Finland with a high maritime-related industrial base, what will be the our industry’s role in the global development? In this event, both research and industry insights will be included to facilitate discussions and the exchange of views on the topics. The aim is also to incorporate frameworks and methods from economics to illustrate how different impacts could be modeled for e.g. investment analyses and decision-making support.
Program:
12:00 REGISTRATION OPENS, COFFEE & SNACK
13:00 INTRODUCTION Welcome words and opening remarks by UTU TSE
13:10 ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION & IMPACTS ON DIFFERENT ECONOMIES
Decarbonising Maritime: Impact on the Irish economy and maritime industry
Alan Ahearne & Daniel Cassidy, University of Galway
Finnvera´s role in the Finnish maritime sector’s export
Jussi Haarasilta, Finnvera
A commentary by Niko Soikkeli, Wärtsilä and discussion
20 min break
14:25 ENERGY AS A GLOBAL MARITIME MARKET DRIVER
Potential of green fuels
Patrik Rautaheimo, Elomatic
Role of green hydrogen in the energy system and maritime transportation
Timo Kuosmanen, UTU TSE
A commentary by Ville Lauttamäki UTU TSE and discussion
20 min break
15:40 INTEGRATING GREEN INTO R&D AND BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Infrastructure Planning for Zero-Emission Passenger Vessel Services
Kenneth L. Rødseth, Norwegian Centre for Transport Research
Drivers and operational implications of global maritime green transition from load handling equipment provider’s perspective
Henna Rautanen, MacGregor
A commentary by Dani Lindberg, Viking Line and discussion
16:35 SUMMING UP
Closing remarks by Tomi Solakivi, UTU TSE and discussion
~17:00 Program of the event ends, networking & refreshments