As global shipping accelerates its transition toward decarbonisation, Hong Kong is positioning itself as a leading hub for green maritime fuels and transparent bunkering practices. This high-level forum aims to bring together government officials, maritime industry professionals (shipowners, ship managers/ charterers, bunker suppliers, shipyards, trade associations, cargo owners, ports, classification societies, energy producers, financial institutions, technology providers, etc.) to explore the practical pathways to a sustainable and future-ready maritime sector.

Organised by HKUST’s Institute for the Environment and hosted at the iconic Hong Kong Maritime Museum, the event features expert-led sessions on:

• HKUST Research on Ship Retrofitting
• Decarbonization strategies of shipping companies for in-use fleet, e.g. methanol engine and energy efficiency
• Emerging standards like ISO 22192 and SS648:2024 for Mass Flow Metering (MFM)
• Digitalisation and accountability in green fuel delivery
• Panel discussions with key industry players on decarbonization strategies and new bunkering practices

Venue: Blue Ocean Hall, Hong Kong Maritime Museum, 4th September, Time: 2:00 – 6:00pm (Reception from 1:30pm)

This is your opportunity to stay ahead of regulatory developments, discover cutting-edge solutions and engage with the stakeholders shaping the future of green shipping and bunkering in Hong Kong and beyond.

Register now to secure your seat and be part of the change. Registration link: https://ienv.hkust.edu.hk/events/post-mepc-83-shipping-decarbonization-forum-new-era-green-ships-and-bunkering