Opening Remarks
- Introductions
- Welcome Address
Guest Presentation: NOAA Research on Climate Change
- Speaker: Dr. Chester Koblinsky, Director of the Climate Program Office, U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Panel 1: Emerging technologies to reduce GHG emissions
- Potential topics to discuss
- Emerging GHG Equipment and Systems. CO2 exhaust treatment systems; fuel cells; natural gas.
- Designing a perfect GHG efficient ship. Changes in hull design & material, propeller design & material,
propulsion systems, alternative fuels (fuel cells, natural gas, etc).
- Transportation interface (ship/shore/land). How it can contribute to the reduction of CO2 emissions.
- Moderator: Dr. James Corbett, Professor, Marine Policy, University of Delaware
- Panel Members:
Lunch Award Presentation
- Awards Presentations:
- Ms. Gina McCarthy, Assistant Administrator from the Office of Air and Radiation (OAR)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Ms. Maggie Whittingham-Lamont, President North American Marine Ministry Association (NAMMA)
Panel 2: Best practices to reduce GHG emissions
- Potential topics to discuss
- Ship Energy Management Plan. Efficiency Management Plans: company-stated continuous quality systems to
reduce GHG emissions; and how companies plan to measure and conduct periodic assessments by using the Energy
Efficiency Operational Indicator.
- Guidance on Best Practices. Improving operational efficiency to reduce GHG emissions; optimized weather
routing, speed reductions, CO2 emissions monitoring, etc.; and how best practices are communicated throughout
the industry.
- The future of cold ironing
- Moderator: Mr. Clay Maitland, Chairman, North American Marine Environment Protection Association
- Panel Members:
Guest Presentation: Marine Pollution Prevention; The Challenge for Canada
- Speaker: Mr. Paul Topping, Manager Environmental Protection, Transport Canada Marine Safety
Panel 3: GHG Emissions Regulatory Schemes
- Potential topics to discuss
- New Ship Energy Efficiency Design Index. Cargo or capacity, why there is a difference.
- GHG Contribution Fund and Emissions Trading Scheme. How they work and what are the concerns for various
Member States.
- IMO compliance and concerns with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
- Moderator: RADM Brian Salerno, Assistant Commandant for Marine Safety, Security and Stewardship, U.S. Coast Guard
- Panel Members:
Keynote Speech: Climate Change Overview
- Speaker: Dr. John Holdren, Director White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Science Fair Awards & Closing Remarks
- Awards Presentations:
- ADM Thad Allen, Commandant
U.S. Coast Guard
- Ms. Carleen Lyden-Kluss on behalf of Ms. Beth Wilson-Jordan, President Connect Maritime Association
- Mr. Clay Maitland, Chairman, North American Marine Environment Protection Association
- Mr. Efthimios E. Mitropoulos, Secretary-General
International Maritime Organization
If you have questions regarding the Delegate Conference, please contact the Panel Coordinator:
Mr. Wayne Lundy
(202) 372-1379
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