Navigating Risks and Rewards: Investing in Green Maritime Solutions
Key Ideas
  • Growing demand for green maritime solutions is driving investment in energy storage systems across various vessel types.
  • The Maritime Hybrid, Electric & Hydrogen Fuel Cell Conference 2024 in Bergen, Norway, will address market drivers, risks, and safety issues.
  • Experts will discuss type-approved battery systems, global shipyard orderbook, safety regulations, and benefits of hybrid and electric systems.
  • Understanding risks like fire, explosion, and thermal runaway is crucial for vessel owners investing in energy storage systems.
The push for environmental sustainability in the maritime industry is spurring investment in vessels powered by batteries and green energy. Batteries are being incorporated into a wide range of vessels, including ferries, tugs, workboats, and shortsea ships, while ports are setting up charging infrastructure. The upcoming Maritime Hybrid, Electric & Hydrogen Fuel Cell Conference in Bergen, Norway, will bring together key stakeholders to discuss market trends, risks, and safety considerations. Experts will delve into topics such as type-approved battery systems, shipyard orders for alternative-fueled vessels, safety regulations, and the advantages of hybrid and electric systems. Understanding and mitigating risks associated with energy storage systems is crucial, as highlighted by discussions on safety measures, risk management, and crew training during the conference.
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