Organized by RUC in collaboration with DIREC, MARLOG and Maritime Research Alliance

The maritime area is currently going through a digital transition with data collected and waiting to be exploited to gain information and which can improve operations. The maritime industry is at the same time facing a need for greening their operations. This session will look at how digitalization and algorithms can be used by the maritime industry to today to, without renewing the fleet and other large investments, achieve a greening of their operations and especially CO2 reductions.

Program:
Introduction: Rune Møller Jensen, Associate professor, ITU
Scientific Talk: “Decision support tools for energy efficient operations in liner shipping”, David Pisinger, Professor, DTU, and Line Reinhardt Associate professor, RUC
Business Talk: "Targeting GHG emission reduction with Policy Learning Technigues", Klaus Holst, Principal Scientist, Maersk
Scientific Talk: “Digitalization as an enabler of Sustainable Ship Operations -Examples from ECOPRODIGI / EXOPRODIGI”, Niels Gorm Rytter, Associate professor and Section head, SDU
Business Talk: "Decabonization and Digitalization; The Connected Ship", Ernest Fuller, Head of Innovation Technology, MARLOG, and Nanna Thit Hemmingsen, Project manager, MARLOG
Panel debate: (Moderator Rune Møller Jensen) How can digitalization reduce greenhouse gas emissions from maritime operations?

Session coordinator: Thomas Roslyng Olesen, Assistant Professor, CBS/CBS Maritime and Line Reinhardt, RUC
Facilitator: Rune Møller Jensen, ITU