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SUMMARY:NEXT GEN Ammonia Workshop
DESCRIPTION:What are the opportunities and challenges for ammonia as a marine fuel?\nThe shipping sector is searching for practical\, scalable pathways to decarbonisation\, and ammonia continues to attract significant attention as a potential marine fuel. But what does the evidence actually show? What technical\, operational\, safety and commercial challenges remain? And how close are we to real-world deployment? \nJoin the NEXT GEN Ammonia Workshop\, suported by MariNH3\, for an exclusive opportunity to hear directly from leading researchers\, industry experts\, regulators and maritime stakeholders who are shaping the future of ammonia-powered shipping. \nWhy attend?\nOver the past four years\, MariNH3 has brought together expert researchers from five leading UK engineering universities and 25 industry partners to tackle one of the biggest questions facing the maritime sector: \nCan ammonia be used safely\, efficiently and commercially as a fuel for marine engines? \nFor the first time\, major findings\, lessons learned and engineering breakthroughs from this collaborative programme will be shared with a wider industry audience. Attendees will gain access to candid discussions on what is working\, where challenges remain\, and what this means for the future of maritime decarbonisation. \nUnlike traditional conferences\, NEXT GEN workshops are designed to encourage open\, honest discussion and meaningful engagement between experts and participants. NEXT GEN House Rules: No lawyers\, insurers or journalists. This creates an environment for frank discussion\, practical insights and lively Q&A sessions where both the benefits and limitations of ammonia as a marine fuel can be explored openly. \n\nWorkshop programme\nSession 1: Hydrogen and Green Ammonia as Marine Fuels\n\nJohn Haynes\, Workshop Lead\, NEXT GEN Marine\nProfessor Alasdair Cairns\, Programme Director\, MariNH3 and University of Nottingham\nDr Richard Osborne\, Global Technical Expert\, Sustainable Engines\, Ricardo\nVassia Sourtzi\, Fuel Transition Lead\, Lloyd’s Maritime Decarbonisation Hub\n\nSession 2: Ammonia Safety and Regulations in Ports and on Vessels\n\nDr Mike Mason\, CEO\, Carbonovia and Green Ammonia Working Group\nYildiz Williams\, Senior Technical Advisor\, Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA)\nJohn McCorquodale\, Inspector\, Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB)\nDr Tom Beard\, Clean Shipping Service Lead\, BMT\n\nSession 3: Scalability and Commercial Opportunities for Green Ammonia\n\nDr Syed Mashruk\, Deputy Director\, Ammonia Technologies\, Cardiff University\nDr Mike Rendall\, Chairman\, UK Ammonia Alliance and Chief Technology Officer\, H-Power\n\n\nWho should attend?\nThis workshop is highly relevant for: \n\nShip owners and operators\nPorts and harbour authorities\nVessel builders and refit yards\nMarine engineers\nNaval architects and designers\nClassification societies\nRegulators and policymakers\nAlternative fuel and energy specialists\nMaritime sustainability professionals\n\nWhether you are actively evaluating ammonia as a marine fuel or simply need a clear understanding of the opportunities and challenges\, this session will provide valuable technical and strategic insight. \n\nRegistration\n\nStandard Rate: £120\nDiscount Rate: £95 for professional organisation members\n\nPlaces are intentionally limited to maintain an interactive discussion format. This is a live online meeting\, not a webinar\, giving attendees the opportunity to participate directly in discussions and Q&A sessions. \nSecure your place: NEXT GEN Marine – Register for Workshop\nJoin maritime industry leaders\, researchers and policymakers for an informed and evidence-based discussion on one of the most promising and debated marine fuels of the energy transition.
URL:https://marinh3.ac.uk/event/next-gen-ammonia-workshop/
LOCATION:Online (via Teams)
ORGANIZER;CN="NEXT GEN MARINE":MAILTO:claire@shockmitigation.com
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