Are India ports ready to respond to global green shipping regulations?

Описание: #gh2india #greenhydrogen

GHIWS Webinar 7
Are Indian ports ready to respond to global green shipping regulations? Analysing green fuel supply, infra readiness, and supply chain.
Date: Monday, 25th August 2025 | Time: 4:00 – 5:30 PM IST / 12:30 – 14:00 CEST / 6:30 – 8:00 PM SGT

This webinar will examine India’s readiness to meet this challenge. Anchored in national frameworks like the Harit Sagar Green Port Guidelines and the National Green Hydrogen Mission, the conversation will assess the status of bunkering infrastructure, and recent policy shifts. Ports such as Kandla, Paradip, and Tuticorin have already been identified for first-mover initiatives, with land allocation, berth planning, and early investment underway.

Discussion Themes:
Infrastructure Readiness: Status and near-term plans for bunkering green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol
Compliance & Retrofits: Strategies for making older Indian vessels compliant with global regulations
Shipbuilding & Technical Hurdles: Readiness of Indian yards and operators to build or convert vessels for cleaner fuels
Safety, Storage, and Operations: Emerging standards, land use issues, and technical preparation for new fuel types
Policy & Finance: Enabling investments via Harit Sagar guidelines and other national/regional frameworks
Collaboration & Global Corridors: Cross-border initiatives, technology partnerships, and learning from international pilots
Shipbuilders / Maritime Infra Companies: Public or private players involved in vessel design and construction.


Speakers:
1. Gitte Livbjerg – Head of Fuel Infrastructure & Ports, Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping
2. Merajul Hasan – Business Development (LNG/RLNG) Energy Transition, Indian Oil
3. Manish Saxena – CEO, India Xtrac Tech
4. D Ramachandran – Sr. Manager, NTPC
5. Amlan Bora – Chief Representative South Asia, Port of Rotterdam

Moderator:
6. Arjun Mehta – Director - Growth & Programs, GH2 India