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Trade Evolution and Partnership: Impact on Decarbonization
The decarbonization of shipping is a complex riddle that represents a significant challenge for the entire industry.
Solving it is beyond the reach of any individual or organization.
To illustrate both the scale of the challenge and the best hope for a solution, ABS and Tradewinds have put together a panel of leading voices who are already working together to deliver a vision of a sustainable future.
Representatives from ABS, Maersk Line, Cargill, the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will analyze the impact of global trade evolution and the potential for industry partnerships to accelerate shipping’s sustainability transition.
Trade Evolution and Partnership, moderated by Lindsey Keeble of Watson Farley & Williams, will help shipowners and operators assess their options for the transition to low-carbon operations.
Speakers
On-Demand
BO CERUP-SIMONSEN
CEO of the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller CenterforZero Carbon Shipping
Bo Cerup-Simonsen, PhD, is the CEO of the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller CenterforZero Carbon Shipping. He has been responsible for delivery of multi-BUSD investments and hundreds of leading-edge newbuilding-, engineering- and technology projects.
GEORGE WELLS
Head of Assets and Structuring, Cargill Ocean Transportation
George Wells is the Head of Assets and Structuring for Cargill Ocean Transport. He is responsible for vessel-owning joint ventures, multiple bareboat financing structures, and Cargill’s ‘green ship of the future’ project.
GEORGIOS PLEVRAKIS
Global Sustainability Director, ABS
Georgios Plevrakis serves as ABS Global Sustainability Director. Georgios drives the ABS sustainability strategy and assists owners and operators with achieving their sustainability goals.
OLE GRAA JAKOBSEN
VP, Head of Fleet Technology, A.P. Moller - Maersk
Ole Graa Jakobsen is the Vice President, Head of Fleet responsible for all Maersk container vessel designs and technologies, asset optimizations and retrofits. He is a leading figure in formulating and executing the Maersk CO2 strategy.
MICHAEL TRIANTAFYLLOU
Professor in Ocean Science and Engineering, MIT
Michael Triantafyllou is a Professor in Ocean Science and Engineering at the MIT and the Director of the MIT Sea Grant Program. He teaches and has published over 350 journal articles in the areas of biomimetics, dynamics and control of marine systems, cable mechanics, and experimental fluid mechanics.
LINDSEY KEEBLE
Global Maritime Sector Head, Watson Farley Williams
Lindsey Keeble is Watson Farley & Williams’ Global Maritime Sector Head. Lindsey is recognized as a leading shipping finance lawyer by several legal directories, and Lloyd’s List named her as one of its Top 10 Maritime Lawyers in 2019.
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