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Ammonia as a Marine Fuel: Technology, Safety & Operational Readiness

  • IDA Konference 31 Kalvebod Brygge København, 1560 Denmark (map)

As the maritime sector accelerates toward zero-carbon operations, ammonia is emerging as one of the most promising future fuels. Yet important questions remain: How close are we to safe, scalable adoption—and what must shipowners, operators, ports, and crews prepare for?

Join us for a focused event exploring elements of ammonia’s as a marine fuel from multiple practical angles. Learn directly from experts with decades of experience handling ammonia cargo, leading engine developers involved in commercial ammonia engine designs, classification societies driving new standards, and specialists shaping future crew training and regulatory frameworks.

Agenda

17:30 Welcome, Mikkel Navarro Hansen, DSNAME

17:35-18:05 Dolf Vegter, Edugas

The fundamental properties of ammonia and what they mean for fuel systems and operational insights from gas carriers with long experience handling ammonia

18:05-18:35 Rene Laursen, ABS

Classification rules and frameworks, including provisional rules and experience from recent HAZIDs

19:05-19:35 Kaj Portin, General Manager, Sustainable Fuels, Wärtsila

Key considerations when applying ammonia engine technology for a NB project.

19:35-20:05 Yohanes Kristianto Nugroho, SDU

Training and competencies:STCW updates, simulator training

20:05-20:20 Jens Mose Baltersen, DFDS

Shipowners perspectives on ammonia as a fuel

20:20-20:30 Rounding off

This event provides a unique opportunity to gain an overall understanding of the technical, operational, and regulatory frameworks that will shape ammonia’s role in maritime decarbonization.

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