Port Decarbonisation and Smart Energy Solutions, 23rd June 2022, 1400-1600, Seawork, Southampton
MSE International will be hosting this workshop at Seawork, Southampton, to discuss the issues surrounding port decarbonisation and present the Port of Portsmouth as a case study for combining renewable generating capacity with innovative energy storage solutions and advanced energy management systems.
Ports and shipping are major users of energy and are under pressure to improve air quality and reduce carbon emissions. To achieve this ports will have to change the way they use energy and the infrastructure that delivers it. This presentation will look at the fast changing landscape of port decarbonisation.
Ports, renewable energy providers, energy service providers and other stakeholders would be welcome to attend this session to learn about the fast changing landscape as well as supply chain opportunities in port decarbonisation.
The event is being held on Thursday 23rd June 2022 at the Seawork Exhibition as part of the Business Briefings in Conference Room 1 at Seawork, Mayflower Park, Southampton SO14 2AN.
The event is free to attend but you must register for free entry to Seawork here.
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The provisional agenda for this event is as follows:
| 14.00 | Welcome and overview of innovative technical solutions in port and community decarbonisation. | Dr Jonathan Williams, MSE and PESO project partner |
| 14.15 | Case Study Portsmouth International Port: Port Energy Systems Optimisation project PESO and other innovations to reduce port carbon emissions | Portsmouth International Port |
| 14.35 | Energy storage and AI as a smart solution to support the decarbonisation of the maritime sector | Anthony Price, Swanbarton |
| 14.55 | The impact of port electrification on local energy systems | Samina Islam, Transport Systems Engineer, Energy Systems Cataput |
| 15.15 | Overview of the Ports sector and the current status in terms of decarbonisation and shore power provision | Mark Simmonds, Director of Policy & External Affairs, British Ports Association |
| 15.25 | The future of Ports from the Royal Navy perspective | Commander Lee Harrington, Principal Instructure Engineer, Royal Navy |
| 15.45 | Panel discussion | Facilitated by Dr Jonathan Williams, MSE International |
