राष्ट्रीय हरित पत्तन एवं पोत परिवहन उत्कृष्टता केन्द्र

National Centre of Excellence in Green Ports and Shipping

In order to address important concerns in green shipping, the summit brings together important players in the marine sector, such as technology businesses, ports, policy regulators, major industry suppliers and shipping firms. The summit's main objectives this year are to assess new decarbonization policies and procedures, investigate the most recent developments in alternative fuels for shipping, and talk about creative ways to fund the green transition. Participants will learn about safe handling practices for novel fuels, as well as useful tools to improve decarbonization throughout the supply chain. The occasion will also showcase innovative approaches to smart and sustainable port operations, as well as how digitization may help accelerate further decarbonization.

In order to work with industry professionals, worldwide military personnel, and motivational speakers, Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology 2025 is a premier conference in Europe devoted to maritime ISR. Sessions addressing important developments like the development of Maritime Patrol Aircraft, RPAS for maritime surveillance, and space-based ISR are available to attendees of Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology 2025. This conference, which focuses on improving overall maritime security, offers a perfect setting for networking with world leaders in maritime ISR technology and sharing expertise.

The National Centre of Excellence in Green Ports and Shipping (NCoEGPS) Portal, offers extensive resources, best practices, digital tools, and the latest research findings to support green port operations and sustainable shipping initiatives. Join us for the inaugural launch of the NCoEGPS Portal – Beta Version, a groundbreaking digital platform dedicated to fostering sustainability within India’s maritime sector. This event marks a significant milestone in our commitment to promoting green ports and sustainable shipping practices across the nation. Key Highlight of the launch event include-Official Inaugural Address; Live Demonstration of the NCoEGPS of the NCoEGPS Portal; Panel Discussion with Industry Experts Networking Opportunities and Interactive Q&A Session.

The largest marine transport event in the Indian Ocean area, Mauritius marine Week 2025, provides an extraordinary opportunity to network with key players, get knowledge from industry leaders, and influence the direction of maritime transportation. Participants will develop strategic alliances, acquire insightful knowledge, and put their companies at the forefront of the sector. For marine professionals, Mauritius marine Week 2025 is projected to be an unforgettable opportunity.

India is positioned to take the lead in green shipping globally,  thanks to its dedication to sustainability. Leaders in the industry, legislators, and technologists get together at this Conclave to talk about developments in green ship technologies, alternative fuels, sustainable port operations, and financing systems. The Green Shipping Conclave is a crucial forum for cooperation, and I'm excited to see professionals and trailblazers come together to promote environmentally friendly technology. This conference serves as evidence of the Directorate General of Shipping's dedication to working with the industry to achieve a more ambitious goal of achieving Net Zero GHG emissions from international shipping in accordance with the IMO's updated GHG policy.

The conference will explore how the circular economy is essential to making ports and terminals more sustainable and green. Hamburg Port will highlight how ports may transform from conventional, linear operations into vibrant centers of circular innovation during this exciting seminar. Hamburg Port will examine the potential and difficulties of developing sustainable, future-ready ports, from modernizing outdated infrastructure to utilizing cutting-edge technologies. Furthermore, this is an interactive experience meant to provoke genuine dialogue rather than only a broadcast!

The Maritime Decarbonization Conference is part of a successful global event series that brings together vessel owners, operators and ports to connect with the value chain, review their sustainability strategies and gain up-to-date intelligence on the latest low-carbon technologies, regulations and initiatives. This event is a unique opportunity to network with leading figures in the decarbonization industry and learn about the latest trends and developments. Attendees will find get awareness about approaches to sustainability planning and reporting at shipping companies and ports, digitalization and data analysis for monitoring and reducing emissions, tracking progress on alternative fuel infrastructure developments in the US and Canada and startups to improve environmental performance.

Under the sponsorship of the World Maritime Technology Congress, the World Maritime Technology Conference (WMTC) is conducted every three years. The global maritime industry participates and contributes significantly to WMTC, a global confluence. The WMTC connects experts in the maritime technology and related fields through its 21 member organizations from 17 different countries. The WMTC Congress is in charge of the Conference (WMTC) and directs how it is run. During the three days of conference streams to be held at Chennai, India, industry professionals will discuss the most important issues facing shipping in the context of technology, regulations, geopolitics, and climate change.

Nordic ministers, marine regulators, and business executives from every aspect of the value chain will come together for the conference, which has as its theme "Green Shipping in the Nordic Region." The conference's highlights are - 'The Nordic Transition Roadmap handover ceremony' , panel discussion, project expertise and suggestions and opportunities to network with maritime regulators and colleagues in the business during the lunch.

This fascinating conference will examine innovative approaches, promote cooperation, and set the path for a more sustainable and clean future for the maritime sector. In-depth talks on enhancing operational effectiveness, implementing low-carbon fuels and alternative propulsion technologies, navigating the dynamic regulatory and policy environment, and encouraging cooperation and innovation throughout the marine ecosystem will all be covered in this edition. It will cover discussion on EU's Maritime decarbonisation strategy, next-generation propulsion systems like wind, electrification, hydrogen and beyond, R&D and innovation initiatives and will leveraging digital solutions to work towards decarbonisation.