The Maritime Hybrid, Electric and Hydrogen Fuel Cells Conference is set to host over 40 speakers in eight sessions covering regulatory, technical, and financial challenges and opportunities in adopting maritime hybrid, electric, and hydrogen fuel cell technologies. A significant portion of the conference will be dedicated to exploring hydrogen fuel cell technology, with sessions on market overview, investment, case studies, and expert panels discussing the future of hydrogen in the maritime sector. Days two and three will delve into hybrid and electric propulsion applications, including trends in battery design, projects using alternative fuels like ammonia, hydrogen, and methanol, and the financial aspects of green technology adoption. Port of Bergen's commercial manager will present lessons learned from investing in shore power systems, showcasing the port's efforts to reduce fleet emissions through innovative shore power connections for various vessel types. The conference aims to enlighten participants on new vessel design, conversions, charging infrastructure, and experiences with hybrid-electric vessels, providing valuable insights for the industry's future development.