Following the Shipping in Changing Climates consortium’s fourth international conference to held on 4-5th September at UCL, this free event open to all will present a summary of the key research outputs of the ~£4m project.

Academic partners of the SCC consortium will present the high-level outputs of the three themes of the project, followed by reflections from the SCC industry partners and other shipping stakeholders. This will be followed by a Q&A session and a reception.

Agenda

1400 - 1500 – SCC academic partners presentation on high-level outputs of the project

1500 - 1545 – SCC industry partners reflections – Shell, Lloyds Register & Maritime Strategies International

1545 - 1600 – Reflections from industry stakeholders

1600 - 1700 – Panel discussion & Q&A

1700 - 1900 – Networking reception

Confirmed speakers

Catherine Hall - GM Strategy & Business Integration, Shipping & Maritime, Shell

Dr Adam Kent - Director, Maritime Strategies International

Stuart Nicoll - Director, Maritime Strategies International

Katharine Palmer - Environmental Manager, Lloyds Register

Dr Tristan Smith - Reader in Energy & Transport, Energy Institute, University College London

Prof. Alice Larkin - Prof of Climate Science & Energy Policy, The University of Manchester & Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research

Dr Rachel Pawling - Dept of Mechanical Engineering, University College London

Craig Eason - Editorial Director, Fathom

Johannah Christensen - Director, Global Maritime Forum

Julian Parker

About Shipping in Changing Climates

Shipping in Changing Climates (SCC) is a £4m multi-university and cross-industry research project funded for 3.5 years by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). The SCC project uses a whole systems approach to understand the scope for greater energy efficiency of the supply side, understand the demand side drivers and to understand the supply and demand interactions and potential future evolution in shipping. For more information visit www.lowcarbonshipping.co.uk