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Webinar Recording | Shipping Emissions – Do Stakeholders Still Care (Part 1/2)
Moderator: Ingrid Kylstad
Sustainability Lead, ZeroLab by Klaveness
Guests:
Engebret Dahm
CEO, Klaveness Combination Carriers
Julian Bray
Editor in Chief, TradeWinds
Marthe Lamp Sandvik
First Vice President | Energy Transition Solutions, DNB
Johannah Christensen
CEO, Global Maritime Forum
“Are shipping emissions still a priority for stakeholders — and what does it take to increase urgency?
Description: Amidst soaring inflation, continuous supply chain disruptions and an urgent energy security crisis following the Ukraine war, are shipping emissions still a priority for the shipping industry’s stakeholders? Do emission reductions have any value before there is a carbon tax?
Catch up on the recording of our webinar held in September 2022 to hear an expert panel of thought leaders tackle these questions as they took stock of how progress is holding up during deep market and policy turmoil, and the possible prospects of new environmental regulations driving change.
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By Klaveness Combination CarriersModerator: Ingrid Kylstad
Sustainability Lead, ZeroLab by Klaveness
Guests:
Engebret Dahm
CEO, Klaveness Combination Carriers
Julian Bray
Editor in Chief, TradeWinds
Marthe Lamp Sandvik
First Vice President | Energy Transition Solutions, DNB
Johannah Christensen
CEO, Global Maritime Forum
“Are shipping emissions still a priority for stakeholders — and what does it take to increase urgency?
Description: Amidst soaring inflation, continuous supply chain disruptions and an urgent energy security crisis following the Ukraine war, are shipping emissions still a priority for the shipping industry’s stakeholders? Do emission reductions have any value before there is a carbon tax?
Catch up on the recording of our webinar held in September 2022 to hear an expert panel of thought leaders tackle these questions as they took stock of how progress is holding up during deep market and policy turmoil, and the possible prospects of new environmental regulations driving change.