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Welcome to the Maritime Summit 2024!

Zeppelin Power Systems' conference and networking event for the maritime community

June 20, 2024 in Hamburg, Germany | International Maritime Museum
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Sometimes the best way to shape the future is to come together and create it.

Come aboard and enhance your skills by learning from esteemed, renowned speakers and by meeting the maritime industry! Explore how to successfully manage technological change towards decarbonization and digitalization, and how to meet stringent emissions standards by increasing efficiency. Get the latest updates on Zeppelin's cutting-edge power solutions and learn from best practices. 

Join us and meet your peers in the international maritime community.
We look forward to meeting you onsite!

Thorsten Zechow
Head of Service Sales Marine, Oil & Gas at Zeppelin Power Systems

Keynote

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"Challenges and Opportunities in Green Shipping"


Jyrki Ristimäki
Senior Superintendent, Newbuilding & Innovation for Royal Caribbean Group and Secondee at Fonden Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping

Jyrki Ristimäki holds a PhD in aerosol physics and works as a Senior Superintendent on Machinery and technical items at Royal Caribbean Group, Maritime Technology department in Turku, Finland. Works half time as a RCG Secondee at Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping. Work experience covers more than 25 years on different task related engine emissions ranging from performance expert at Wärtsilä to research scientist at Tampere University.

Agenda

18:00    Welcome Get-together including cool drinks

18:30    Official opening
Thorsten Zechow
, Zeppelin Power Systems

Key note
Challenges and Opportunities in Green Shipping
Jyrki Ristimäki
, Royal Caribbean Group

Panel discussion
Guest speakers:
Jyrki Ristimäki, Royal Caribbean Group
Hauke Schlegel, VDMA Marine Equipment & Systems
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Watter, Hochschule Flensburg
Thorsten Zechow, Zeppelin Power Systems

Moderator: Johannes Harding, Zeppelin Power Systems

20:30    Get-together & networking
including cold/warm buffet, drinks and music

Speakers

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Jyrki Ristimäki
Senior Superintendent, Newbuilding & Innovation, Royal Caribbean Group & Secondee at Fonden Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping

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Dipl.-Ing. Hauke Schlegel
Managing Director
VDMA Marine Equipment and Systems

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Watter
Flensburg University of Applied Sciences (Energy Sciences, Marine Engineering), member of the advisory board of the Stiftung Schifffahrtsstandort Deutschland and Chairman of the Standards Body for Ship and Marine Technology (NSMT) at DIN  See blog 

 

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Thorsten Zechow
Head of Service Sales Marine, Oil & Gas, Zeppelin Power Systems

The moderator of the sessions will be Johannes Harding, Director Strategy and Innovation, Zeppelin Power Systems

Location

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Where Hamburg’s Maritime Heart Beats

It's one of the places where maritime developments come together. After all, shipping history is world history, and there's no better place to tell it than right by the port, Hamburg's gateway to the world. Since 2008, the listed Kaispeicher B has been home to the Peter Tamm Collection, the world’s largest private maritime collection. On nine desk, ship models – including models made of gold and silver – merchant shipping, cruise dreams, naval history and marine research – precious exhibits from all over the world tell living history and stories from three thousand years of seafaring.
Let's come together where the maritime heart beats!

International Maritime Museum Hamburg
Koreastraße 1 / Kaispeicher B
Deck 10 (roof top)
DE - 20457 Hamburg

We recommend to approach the building via Busanbrücke and to take the entrance at the large ship's propeller. 

How to get there

For a stress-free arrival from the city center of Hamburg, we recommend to get there by public transport or taxi. It's so easy to get to the International Maritime Museum Hamburg. 

Subway
Take the U3 subway line (yellow) to "Rathaus". From there, it's only a 10-minute walk past the beautiful old town center! Alternatively, you can take U4 subway line (green) to "Überseequartier". From there it's a 8-minute walk throught the modern and stylish HafenCity.  

Bus
There are also various bus lines, so you've got plenty of options!

  • Metrobus line 6 to “Bei St. Annen”
  • Bus line 111 to “Osakaallee”
  • Bus line 2 to „Singapurstraße“
  • Express bus line X3 to „Meßberg“

Arrival by car is easy and possible. Here are the best parking garages, subject to charges:

Parking garage “Überseequartier”
Überseeallee 3, DE-20457 Hamburg
(open day and night)

Parking garage "Am Sandtorkai"
Singapurstraße 2, DE-20457 Hamburg
(open day and night)

Parking garage "Speicherstadt"
Am Sandtorkai 6, DE-20457 Hamburg
(open day and night)

 

Contact us at any time

In the case of any questions, feel free to reach out to us at any time.
How can we help you? We’d be happy to assist you.
Email: zps_events@zeppelin.com