Cleaner shipping and ports 4 juni
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The document announces a conference to discuss reducing air pollution from ports and port cities. The conference will focus on regulatory challenges of emissions from ships and port equipment, technical solutions to reduce pollution, and how Danish politicians can address air pollution in ports. It provides details on the conference location, dates, sessions, speakers and registration information. The conference is organized by several Danish and European environmental and transportation organizations and supported by various EU and Danish funding programs.
Cleaner shipping and ports 4 juni
- 1. Clean air in ports and port cities Clean air in ports and port cities are environmental issues getting increased attention as a result of stricter environmental regulation of emissions from ships and port equipment. In addition, we see more focus on air pollution from connecting road and rail transport. How can we meet the environmental as well as regulatory challenges in the most cost effective way and thereby create benefits for both the environment and the industry ? These issues will be discussed on a large conference in the conference chamber (F脱llessalen) in the Danish Parliament (Christiansborg) on June 4th from 9.00-16.30. The conference language is English and the main focus areas are: - Air pollution from ports including ship, street and rail transport. - Regulation of pollution from port equipment and from ships in ports. - Technical solutions reducing air pollution from ports and shipping. - How Danish politicians can reduce air pollution in ports and port cities. Registration: Kaare Press-Kristensen: Kaare@ecocouncil.dk Conference fee incl. lunch, coffee, cake etc. is 135 Euro (1.000 dkk). P r o gr a m : 8.30-9.00 Registration, coffee and networking 9.00-9.20 Welcome: Air pollution in ports Julia Balz, project manager: Clean Air in Ports, NABU, Germany 9.20-9.50 Pollution in Copenhagen port and the effect on city air quality Helge R淡rdam Olesen, senior advisor, DCE, University of Aarhus, Denmark 9.50-10.20 Effects of emissions from shipping on human health Prof. Jeroen Buters, Virtual Helmholtz Institute in Munich, Germany 10.20-10.50 Ecological assessment of EU regulation on airpollution in ports Dr. Eick von Ruschkowski, Head of the Department for Nature Conservation and Environmental Policy, NABU, Germany 10.50-11.15 Coffee and networking 11.15-11.45 Regulation and the ports role in reducing emissions Bjarne L淡f Henriksen, senior consultant, Danish Ports
- 2. 11.45-12.15 Good practice: Terminal operation at the Port of Hamburg Jan Hendrik Pietsch, Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG, Germany 12.15-12.35 Danish efforts to reduce air pollution in ports and port cities Kirsten Brosb淡l, Danish Minister for the Environment 12.35 -13.30 Lunch, coffee and networking 13.30-14.00 Zero emission ferries Claus Nikolajsen, vice president, Scandlines 14.00-14.30 Shore power for vessels Christian B. Petersen, sales engineer, marine and offshore, ABB 14.30-15.00: Environmental ship indexes - A tool to reduce pollution from ports? Eelco Leemans, director, North Sea Foundation, The Netherlands 15.00-15.30 Coffee and networking 15.30-16.15 Discussion: How can Danish politicians stimulate cleaner ports and port cities? Members of the Danish Parliament (in Danish with translation to English). 16.15 Closing remarks Kaare Press-Kristensen, senior advisor, Danish Ecological Council. Organised by Danish Ports, Danish Shipowners' Association, Danish Society for Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Danish Environmental Protection Agency, Danish Maritime Authority, IDA Green Technology, Transport Innovation Network, University of Aalborg, Green ships of the future, Danish Ecological Council and NABU. Funded by EU LIFE+ project Clean Air in Ports, EU INTERREG NSR Interreg project S@IL, the Danish Maritime Fund, Society for Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Foundation, the Danish Energy Foundation, University of Aalborg, European Soot-free for the climate campaign. Clean Air is cofinanced by the European Unions LIFE financial