Daily programme

Wärtsilä is embracing innovation to shape the future of the maritime industry. As a global leader in sustainable shipping and decarbonisation, the company showcases advanced technologies, smart solutions, and collaborative strategies that accelerate the sector’s transition to a cleaner future.

Visitors can also experience Wärtsilä’s immersive virtual reality training, designed to demonstrate how advanced learning technologies are transforming maritime training and operations.

Under the theme "The Benefits of the Roaring Twenties - Sea of Opportunities”, we will draw a parallel with the 1920s - a decade marked by turbulence and uncertainty, but also by creativity, breakthroughs and a strong drive for renewal. One hundred years later, we once again find ourselves at the dawn of a new era, in which major changes bring new opportunities - especially for the European maritime technology industry.

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The maritime sector is recognized for having an important role in Europe’s economy. However, to boost the industry’s innovative power and green and digital transition, finance is essential. Learn about European financing and discover how EU initiatives and capital market developments can boost opportunities for the maritime sector.
 

• 11.00-17.00: free walk-in to meet hosts KVNR and NMT
   
• 13.30 - 14.30 dialogue on The future of the European maritime cluster - 
  What finance can do
   
• 11.00-16.00: Organisations present to discuss current and future opportunities are amongst others Atradius Dutch State Business, Prow Capital, Invest International, Innovation Quarter, European Shipowners, SEA Europe and ABN AMRO.

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The Rising Stars Pavilion, supported by Hansa and PortXL,  is a dedicated area for Start-Ups that contribute to a smarter, cleaner or safer maritime future. It aims to be a stepping stone for young entrepreneurs to kickstart their career in a global maritime environment.

A dedicated area in hall 6 where frontrunners in digital transition and smart connectivity are concentrated and can get connected most effectively. Think of IT, IoT, AI, VR, ship-to-shore data services, autonomous shipping, unmanned systems, integrated ship design, digital twins, cyber security, intelligent sensors, robotics, additive manufacturing or other forms of digitalisation.

On the Smart Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of digitalization. The Smart Stage program is conducted in cooperation with SeasHorizons; panel discussion sessions include:

Start Route: Rotterdam Maritime Capital of Europe. 

Stand: 2408, Hall 2

All Europort visitors are invited to explore the Circular Route at their own pace. Simply scan the QR code (visible at the Entrance) to download the route map and discover 14 "frontrunners” demonstrating real-life circular solutions. They await your visit. 

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Wind Assisted Propulsion System (WAPS) technologies are getting more and more attention in the shipping industry, being one of the few readily available and scalable technologies to decarbonise shipping operations. However, decision makers are hesitant to fully embrace the potential of using the natural forces of the wind in their operations. Reasons for this is the lack of reliable data on its savings potential as well as issues with integration of the technology with conventional ship propulsion (European Commission, 2024).

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On the Green Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of zero emission ships, CO2 capturing, alternative fuels, renewable energies, circularity, ship recycling, green retrofits, efficient hull designs, waste heat recovery, ballast water treatment, scrubber technologies or any other type of 'greenification’.

Dredging vessels are uniquely complex workboats, characterised by high installed power within a compact footprint. They are often deployed globally, operating near coastlines or inland waterways.

The mission-critical equipment onboard places significant demands on the power supply and is subject to continuous load fluctuations. These factors present additional challenges for decarbonising this vessel type, particularly in terms of operational autonomy, energy requirements, and bunkering infrastructure.

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This presentation explores ultrasonic antifouling as a sustainable solution for marine biofouling. It highlights how non-invasive sound technology reduces maintenance, improves efficiency, and eliminates the need for toxic coatings. Attendees will gain insights into its environmental benefits, operational advantages, and real-world applications across various marine industries.

Join us for a dynamic session with William Winters and Thomas Pauly, who will jointly present "Innovation Below the Waterline and Beyond.”

William will highlight the latest advances in Wärtsilä Underwater Services, focusing on efficient vessel operations and reduced downtime. Thomas will then introduce Futube, Wärtsilä’s modular shaft line solution developed from feedback from over 3,800 customers, addressing today’s operational and cost challenges.

Together, they’ll showcase how Wärtsilä’s innovations are shaping the future of maritime sustainability.

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Unlock the secrets to marine energy transition in our engaging presentation. Explore key principles and best practices in electrification and low-carbon fuels, focusing on efficiency and sustainable marine design,

• Gilbert de Bock, General Manager De Bock Maritiem
• Annika Hult, deputy CEO Stena Line
• Otto Torenbosch, member Board of Directors Vertom

• Next-gen satellite & hybrid connectivity
• Fleet software & ERP integration for smarter operations
• Edge computing & secure system integration 

• Using AI to reduce maintenance costs and avoid equipment failure
• Machine learning for vessel & fleet performance optimisation
• Data-driven compliance & predictive reporting
• AI-enhanced efficiency: from hull condition to fuel optimisation
• Supporting crew with actionable insights & automated decision support 

• Securing smart vessels and port infrastructure
• Creating resilient IT/OT defence layers
• Aligning with maritime cyber regulations & assurance frameworks
• Strengthening incident response readiness and onboard cyber awareness 

Without resilient and robust cybersecurity, vessels are at risk of unplanned downtime, ransom attacks, and regulatory non-compliance. Already close to 800 vessels have been securely connected to the Damen Triton platform, mitigating cyber security risks and making use of cyber resilient network connections (type approved).

Specifically for the maritime sector, we have developed the Dynamic Maritime Maintenance System (DMMS). This advanced solution enables maritime organizations to plan and execute maintenance processes dynamically, resulting in increased operational efficiency and a reduction in unplanned downtime. 

MarinaChain delivers AI solutions for carbon

regulations in the maritime & logistics sector.

Why Infrared?

• Non-contact method: One observation device can monitor a wide area 24/7.
• Rapid detection: advanced technology corrects infrared images for rapid detection of pollutants.
• AI-based correction: AI-based correction improves detection accuracy
• Remote detection: minute leaks can be detected from a distance, unlike contact sensors that
• requires direct contact with the leaking gas.

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Organisations present to discuss current and future opportunities are amongst others Atradius Dutch State Business, Prow Capital, Invest International, Innovation Quarter, European Shipowners, SEA Europe and ABN AMRO.

The future of the European maritime cluster - what finance can do

The 24th Mare Forum Ship Finance Conference will again be held in conjunction with Europort. Known for its brizling and dynamic debates the conference targets leading executives and experts from the shipping industry. Ship owners, financiers, investors, regulators, charterers and service providers will discuss all important shipping and ship finance themes in a holistic approach and exchange thoughts and visions on finance and investment models for today and the near future.

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Wärtsilä is embracing innovation to shape the future of the maritime industry. As a global leader in sustainable shipping and decarbonisation, the company showcases advanced technologies, smart solutions, and collaborative strategies that accelerate the sector’s transition to a cleaner future.

Visitors can also experience Wärtsilä’s immersive virtual reality training, designed to demonstrate how advanced learning technologies are transforming maritime training and operations.

The Rising Stars Pavilion, supported by Hansa and PortXL,  is a dedicated area for Start-Ups that contribute to a smarter, cleaner or safer maritime future. It aims to be a stepping stone for young entrepreneurs to kickstart their career in a global maritime environment.

A dedicated area in hall 6 where frontrunners in digital transition and smart connectivity are concentrated and can get connected most effectively. Think of IT, IoT, AI, VR, ship-to-shore data services, autonomous shipping, unmanned systems, integrated ship design, digital twins, cyber security, intelligent sensors, robotics, additive manufacturing or other forms of digitalisation.

On the Smart Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of digitalization. The Smart Stage program is conducted in cooperation with SeasHorizons; panel discussion sessions include:

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On Wednesday, the focus will be on innovation and growth opportunities for maritime companies. Throughout the day, NMT-IRO experts will be available to answer questions about innovation and there will be experts to explain financing possibilities. The sessions will highlight how companies can make use of available subsidies and public funding instruments to support their next steps in maritime innovation and business development.
 

• 10.00-18.00: free walk-in to meet host of the day NMT-IRO
   
• 10.00-17.00: Available experts for consultation from Hezelburcht Subsidieadvies,
  NMT-IRO Innovation team and more.
   

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Start Route: Rotterdam Maritime Capital of Europe. 

Stand: 2408, Hall 2

All Europort visitors are invited to explore the Circular Route at their own pace. Simply scan the QR code (visible at the Entrance) to download the route map and discover 14 "frontrunners” demonstrating real-life circular solutions. They await your visit. 

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Together on Course Towards a Sustainable Maritime Future.

How can we jointly create a positive business case for sustainable fuels in the maritime sector? What steps are needed to accelerate the transition to cleaner shipping now?

This congress will be Dutch-spoken. It is interesting for shipowners, shipyards, suppliers, financiers, fuel suppliers, knowledge institutions, educational institutions and anyone who wants to play a role in the transition toward a sustainable maritime future.

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On the Green Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of zero emission ships, CO2 capturing, alternative fuels, renewable energies, circularity, ship recycling, green retrofits, efficient hull designs, waste heat recovery, ballast water treatment, scrubber technologies or any other type of 'greenification’.

A radical reimagining of vessel propulsion is gathering momentum, spearheaded by a collaborative effort from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Thordon Bearings, Wärtsilä Shaft Line Solutions, the Shanghai Merchant Ship Design and Research Institute (CSSC-SDARI), and the National Technical University of Athens.

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Discover the future of maritime propulsion. Join us as we unveil ABB' s cutting-edge low voltage electric drivetrain solutions- powered by advanced LTO battery technology. You will get an overview on ABBs water-cooled compact inverters, batteries and highly efficient permanent magnet motors. ABBs HES880 Inverter allows installation distributed across the vessel without the need for large cabinets and easy installation into tight spaces. Together with high-power Batteries of the Max Series and torque dense AMXE motors, the electric drivetrain solutions enable modular driveline configuration and sustainable operations at sea.

Our sustainable fuels expert Kaj Portin will discuss how Wärtsilä is developing technology to power tomorrow's vessels using sustainable fuels. This exciting discussion on future fuels, safety and what's needed to bridge the coming knowledge gap concluded with how future fuels can be realised through testing.

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The presentation will offer an in-depth overview of the Wave 2 the Future project, Fincantieri’s initiative within the IPCEI Hy2Tech program. This project is dedicated to the innovative and rigorous development, validation and implementation of hydrogen technologies specifically customized for the maritime sector.

The invention of the azimuth thruster by Josef Becker quickly made SCHOTTEL a globally sought-after manufacturer of ship propulsion systems. For decades, the SCHOTTEL RudderPropeller (SRP) has reliably contributed to the development of new markets. 2025 marks the 75th anniversary of this revolutionary invention.

Available experts for consultation from Hezelburcht Subsidieadvies, NMT-IRO Innovation team and more.

Award categories: Clean Shipping Award - Energy Transition Award - Technology Award - Initiative Award - Ship Design Award.

Following the awards ceremony, a short panel discussion will be held with nominees and awards winners.

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MariMatch Europort 2025, organized by the Enterprise Europe Network is an international "matchmaking" event for companies and institutions in the maritime industry who are looking for new business and/or research partners. The event offers the opportunity to gain new international contacts for future technology partnerships. The focus is on innovative technology. After registration on the MariMatch Europort website, participants can schedule appointments with other parties or be invited by potential foreign partners. Participation is free for all Europort attendees.

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• Latest developments in unmanned and remote vessels
• Lessons from trials and hybrid operations
• Enhancing safety and situational awareness through tech
• Building shore-based control and monitoring frameworks

• Real-time crew data for fatigue & safety monitoring
• Simulation & adaptive training for future-ready crews
• Crew health & wellbeing via telemedicine & digital care
• Digital behaviour monitoring & compliance culture

• Real-time data for safer, optimized voyages
• Feeding AI systems with sensor insights
• Improving efficiency, emissions, and cost control
• Navigating data ownership and integration barriers

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Unlocking Europe’s Unique Shipbuilding Advantage:
EEicient, Collaborative
Shipbuilding Through Digital Transformation

The electrification of ships is reshaping the maritime industry, driven by the need for cleaner, more efficient energy systems. Early shipboard electrical architectures relied on AC systems, which posed limitations in terms of flexibility and energy efficiency. The shift toward DC-based systems has opened new possibilities, enabling better integration of renewable sources, batteries, and advanced propulsion technologies.

After closing time of Europort, business continues in the vibrant atmosphere of the magnificently renovated SS Rotterdam (Steam Ship Rotterdam). This legendary ship sailed off to almost every corner in the world as the former flagship of the Holland America Line. Today the ship is back at her place of birth in the city of Rotterdam and offers the perfect décor for the Europort Cruise Party on Wednesday evening 5 November, at 3e Katendrechtse Hoofd 25, 3072 AM Rotterdam. 

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Wärtsilä is embracing innovation to shape the future of the maritime industry. As a global leader in sustainable shipping and decarbonisation, the company showcases advanced technologies, smart solutions, and collaborative strategies that accelerate the sector’s transition to a cleaner future.

Visitors can also experience Wärtsilä’s immersive virtual reality training, designed to demonstrate how advanced learning technologies are transforming maritime training and operations.

The Rising Stars Pavilion, supported by Hansa and PortXL,  is a dedicated area for Start-Ups that contribute to a smarter, cleaner or safer maritime future. It aims to be a stepping stone for young entrepreneurs to kickstart their career in a global maritime environment.

On the Smart Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of digitalization. The Smart Stage program is conducted in cooperation with SeasHorizons; panel discussion sessions include:

Thursday highlights Dutch private financiers with key players pitching financing solutions for the maritime industry. This is your chance to engage with top-tier capital experts and learn about funding options to support your projects.
 

• 10.00-18.00: free walk-in to meet hosts KVNR and NMT-IRO
   
• 10.00-17.00: Available experts for consultation from ING Bank, Rabobank, ABN AMRO, NESEC, Prow Capital, Econocom and more
  
   

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A dedicated area in hall 6 where frontrunners in digital transition and smart connectivity are concentrated and can get connected most effectively. Think of IT, IoT, AI, VR, ship-to-shore data services, autonomous shipping, unmanned systems, integrated ship design, digital twins, cyber security, intelligent sensors, robotics, additive manufacturing or other forms of digitalisation.

Start Route: Rotterdam Maritime Capital of Europe. 

Stand: 2408, Hall 2

All Europort visitors are invited to explore the Circular Route at their own pace. Simply scan the QR code (visible at the Entrance) to download the route map and discover 14 "frontrunners” demonstrating real-life circular solutions. They await your visit. 

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On the Green Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of zero emission ships, CO2 capturing, alternative fuels, renewable energies, circularity, ship recycling, green retrofits, efficient hull designs, waste heat recovery, ballast water treatment, scrubber technologies or any other type of 'greenification’.

The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF), comprising leading classification societies and flag state administrations, aims to bridge the gap between technology and regulatory progress. MTF will share a to-be released MTF report entitled "Guidelines for conducting qualitative risk assessments for alternative fuelled ships: HAZID and HAZOP” in a dedicated seminar on 6 November, from 10:00 to 13:00 CET, during Europort 2025. The report’s lead author will present the findings and key points from the publication followed by two panel discussions with industry leaders.

In-depth knowledge session from the Nautical Committee - Dutch Association of Dredgers and Hydraulic Engineers (for members only)

This session offers the opportunity to explore how key findings from the "Research report LCA Dutch environmental database marine fuels for work and transport vessels” translate into practical considerations for equipment choices.

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Available experts for consultation from ING Bank, Rabobank, ABN AMRO, NESEC, Prow Capital, Econocom and more.

MariMatch Europort 2025, organized by the Enterprise Europe Network is an international "matchmaking" event for companies and institutions in the maritime industry who are looking for new business and/or research partners. The event offers the opportunity to gain new international contacts for future technology partnerships. The focus is on innovative technology. After registration on the MariMatch Europort website, participants can schedule appointments with other parties or be invited by potential foreign partners. Participation is free for all Europort attendees.

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Award categories:  Smart Shipping Award - Cyber Security Award - E-Navigation Award - Technology Award - Autonomous Shipping Award.

Following the awards ceremony, a short panel discussion will be held with nominees and awards winners.

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On the Award stage we will announce the winner of the Rising Stars Award 2025 offered by Hansa.

After the ceremony there will be a reception also in the Award stage, moderated by Port XL and hosted by Hansa.

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Unlock the secrets to marine energy transition in our engaging presentation. Explore key principles and best practices in electrification and low-carbon fuels, focusing on energy efficiencies, marine design considerations, and the short carbon cycle.

The Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships (the Hong Kong Convention) will enter into force on 26 June 2025. Its aim is to ensure that ships at the end of their operational lives are recycled safely and without posing unnecessary risks to human health and the environment. 

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Safe fuel with the Next Generation Air Lubrication. The Damen Air Cavity System (DACS) is a patented Air Lubrication System (ALS) that was originally developed at TU Delft and commercialised by Damen Shipyard Group.

Ship owners and shipyards can reduce the environmental impact of their operations in multiple ways. Hull management has emerged as an effective tactic to minimize fuel consumption, lower emissions and enhance overall vessel performance. At the forefront of these advancements are low-friction hull coatings combined with electrostatic application process. This powerful combination contributes to reduced fuel consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions while enabling sustainable drydock and maintenance practices.

Join Mats Nyfors, General Manager Decarbonization and Co-creation at Wärtsilä, as he takes the green stage on 6 November at Europort 2025. His presentation, part of the Energy Transition track, tackles one of the maritime industry's greatest challenges: achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

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Today’s maritime executives have taken the first crucial steps toward sustainability by improving industry efficiency and exploring alternative fuels. However, the journey to net-zero emissions by 2050 will largely be driven by a new generation. What insights, lessons, and practical advice can seasoned maritime leaders share with the next wave of maritime professionals?

The combined force of FuelEU Maritime and the EU ETS has rewired fleet economics. Furthermore, the anticipated IMO’s mid-term measure GFI will expand this force. These aren’t separate compliance boxes but a system that puts a rising, real cost on every tonne of CO₂e. This talk distils our decarbonisation playbook into a concise, practical framework owners, yards and financiers can apply—starting from a blank page, defining operational, commercial and physical boundaries, and avoiding "bolt-on” fixes that store up costly redesigns later. We’ll show how to align operational profiles with the right fuel and powertrain choices, and how to sequence strategic retrofits to extend asset life and protect ROI.

• Propulsion and efficiency solutions for meeting GHG targets
• Low-carbon fuels & lifecycle emissions control
• Real-time emissions data integration with CII compliance tools
• Retrofit technologies for compliance-ready fleets

-MRV/DCS reporting systems and compliance readiness

-EU ETS allowance strategies & cost management

-Digital tools for verification, auditing & allowance tracking

-Linking FuelEU and IMO frameworks for operational alignme

-AI-powered voyage optimisation for CII/FuelEU goals

-Smart port tools for OPS integration & emissions control

-Compliance dashboards (MRV/DCS/FuelEU) and reporting platforms

-Real-time operational data sharing between ship and shore

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The presentation will explore "Connect 2 the Future", Fincantieri’s strategic program designed to drive the integrated digital transformation of maritime processes and products. As part of the European IPCEI Next Generation Cloud Infrastructure and Services (IPCEI CIS) initiative, the program aims to establish a comprehensive maritime digital ecosystem. The talk will highlight two key pillars of this transformation:

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How Augmented Reality is implemented in welding, focusing on coupons used for shipbuilding industries.

How digital twins can accelerate proficiency, ensure quality and deliver on time.

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Maritiem Media sponsored by: 

Tank-Eye, Olthof & Pro-Liqued

Wärtsilä is embracing innovation to shape the future of the maritime industry. As a global leader in sustainable shipping and decarbonisation, the company showcases advanced technologies, smart solutions, and collaborative strategies that accelerate the sector’s transition to a cleaner future.

Visitors can also experience Wärtsilä’s immersive virtual reality training, designed to demonstrate how advanced learning technologies are transforming maritime training and operations.

On the Smart Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of digitalization. The Smart Stage program is conducted in cooperation with SeasHorizons; panel discussion sessions include:

The Rising Stars Pavilion, supported by Hansa and PortXL,  is a dedicated area for Start-Ups that contribute to a smarter, cleaner or safer maritime future. It aims to be a stepping stone for young entrepreneurs to kickstart their career in a global maritime environment.

Dive into real-life ship finance cases with students and young professionals. This hands-on interactive case study session is designed to explore new financing scenarios taking into account future scenarios like the energy transition.
 

• 10.00-14.00: free walk-in to meet hosts KVNR and NMT-IRO
   
• 10.00-13.00: A lively debate on a ship finance case with interested students and young professionals from the maritime and finance sector.
   

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A dedicated area in hall 6 where frontrunners in digital transition and smart connectivity are concentrated and can get connected most effectively. Think of IT, IoT, AI, VR, ship-to-shore data services, autonomous shipping, unmanned systems, integrated ship design, digital twins, cyber security, intelligent sensors, robotics, additive manufacturing or other forms of digitalisation.

Start Route: Rotterdam Maritime Capital of Europe. 

Stand: 2408, Hall 2

All Europort visitors are invited to explore the Circular Route at their own pace. Simply scan the QR code (visible at the Entrance) to download the route map and discover 14 "frontrunners” demonstrating real-life circular solutions. They await your visit. 

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Kick off your day with a breakfast session, hosted by Young NMT IRO, and YoungShip. This interactive event brings together students and young professionals from various maritime-related studies and backgrounds. Take part in speed dating, give short pitches, and put your request for internships or projects on the 'brick wall’
 

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On the Green Stage, located in Hall 6, daily presentations and thought leading panel discussions allow you to gain newest insights in the field of zero emission ships, CO2 capturing, alternative fuels, renewable energies, circularity, ship recycling, green retrofits, efficient hull designs, waste heat recovery, ballast water treatment, scrubber technologies or any other type of 'greenification’.

A lively debate on a ship finance case with interested students and young professionals from the maritime and finance sector.
 

Award categories: Crew Welfare Award - Diversity & Inclusion Award - Educational Award - New Generation Award - Personality Award.

Following the awards ceremony, a short panel discussion will be held with nominees and awards winners.

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Presentations for students, teachers, lecturers and HR professionals

The Rotterdam Mainport Institute (RMI), Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR), together with  Dutch Maritime Network (NML) and City of Rotterdam will organize the Innovation Connection. Meeting where students, professors and professionals connect and share new ideas for sustainable seas . 

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Circular Tour - Young Professionals (by invite only)

Friday, 7 November 2025 | 12:00 - 15:00 | Leaving from the Green Stage (Hall 6)

Please be on time — the plenary session will start promptly at 12:00 on the Green Stage.

These tours are exclusively for students and young professionals: Dive deeper into the exhibition with short, guided tours focused on:
•    Wind-assisted shipping  
•    Circular shipbuilding and -repair
•    Energy Transition in shipping

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The Fisheries Innovation Network (FIN) is the leading independent network for everyone who can contribute to innovations in the fisheries sector. With more than 180 Dutch members and a growing number of international partners, FIN brings together various stakeholders, from fishermen to shipyards, from suppliers to factories and from technical universities to cooperatives. Together, FIN works to find ways to tackle the great challenges of our time, such as the energy transition, maintaining and restoring ecological systems, ensuring a healthy diet for all, while at the same time maintaining a solid business case for our fishing industry.

Free for members

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-Digital backbone lessons: connectivity, AI, and cyber resilience

-Autonomy & crew: progress, safety & training gaps

-Compliance readiness: FuelEU & ETS in practice - where owners stand today

-Shipping priorities: operational digitalisation & fuel efficiency

-Port efficiency: OPS & smart infrastructure to support decarbonisation

-Frameworks: bridging IMO & EU regulation with digital tools

-Innovation ecosystems: connecting shipowners, tech, and shipyards

-Are we moving fast enough toward 2030 goals?

-What slows us down? Cost, tech, regulation, culture?

-What are the "no-regret moves” for shipowners in the next 5 years?

-Smart Stage Takeaways ? Smart Shipping 2030 Priority Map

Enjoy this free network lunch for Young Europort attendees, for both students and professionals hosted by the City of Rotterdam  . Meet like-minded peers, share ideas, and expand your network over delicious food.  

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