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Wednesday
2 November 2005 |
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08.00 |
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Registration
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09:00 |
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Opening
 John
Guy
Conference
chairman
Partner, Merlin Corporate Communications
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Welcome |
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09:05 |
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Martin
Bloem
Managing Director, Holland Marine Equipment
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09:10 |
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Igor
Ponomarev
Newly elected Chairman of the Maritime Safety Committee (IMO)
Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation in the IMO
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09:20 |
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Aart
Korteland
Chairman Royal Association of Netherlands’ Shipowners
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session 1
THE
NEW SHIPBUILDING MARKET
IN PERSPECTIVE
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New
Shipbuilding - Capacities and Forecasts –
Prices
– Bottlenecks – New
Shipbuilding Areas
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09:30 |
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Jean-Frederic
Laurent
Head of Research, Barry Rogliano Salles
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09:50 |
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Geert
Dokter
Managing Director, MPC Steamship |
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10:00 |
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discussion between discussion
panelists and audience participants on the following themes:
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Would you order new
tonnage in today's market?
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What are the constraints
on shipping markets?
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Can the ports,
infrastructure, and global market keep up?
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How is the LNG market
developing? Would emerging shipbuilding countries look for partner foreign
players in developing the LNG market further?
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Perspectives in short sea
shipping
buildings and ice class tankers
discussion panelists:
Igor
Ponomarev
Newly appointed Chairman of the Maritime Safety Committee (IMO)
Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation in the IMO
Aart
Korteland
Chairman Royal Association of Netherlands’ Shipowners
Jean-Frederic
Laurent
Head of Research, Barry Rogliano Salles
Geert
Dokter
Managing Director, MPC Steamship
Chris
Williams
Director Business Development & Group Marketing, Graig Group of Companies
Gust
Biesbroeck
Deputy Director, Global Shipping Fortis Bank
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10:45 |
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break |
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session
2
GLOBAL SHIPBUILDING CHALLENGES
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11:10 |
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How
to survive building ships in Europe
Manfred
Busker
Chairman, Netherlands Shipbuilders Industry
Association
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11:20 |
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Chinese
Shipbuilding: the good, the bad and the very useful
Ugo
Salerno
CEO RINA
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11:30 |
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Experiences
in Vietnam – What’s next?
Chris
Williams
Director Business Development & Group Marketing,
Graig Group of Companies
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11:40 |
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Technological
limits – what can China build today and what will it be able to build
soon?
Liang
Xiaolei (to be confirmed)
President, Sino Pacific Heavy Industries
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11:50 |
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Qualitity Challenges for the European Supply Industries
Harald
Seibicke
Area Manager Germanischer Lloyd
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12:00 |
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How
ships will look in 10 years time – Innovative ideas?
Wilhelm
Magelssen
Director, DNV
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12:10 |
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Lunch
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13:50 |
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discussion between discussion
panelists and audience participants
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- What stops Japan
and Korea following Europe by losing their shipbuilding industries to
lower cost competition?
- How long before
shipbuilding emerging countries will become centres of cutting-edge
technological shipbuilding Industries?
- Creative
solutions for new building guaranties
- Low labour costs
are making foreign shipyards consider operating within China. Should
they opt for keeping their technological advantage safe on home turf
over the financial benefits of operating in China?
- Do the investment
returns and emerging shipbuilding countries' policies inspire confidence?
discussion panelists:
Ugo
Salerno
CEO RINA
Jan
Wim Dekker
Executive Director Corporate Affairs, Damen Shipyards
Gust
Biesbroeck
Deputy Director, Global Shipping Fortis Bank
Reinhard
Lüken
Secretary General, Community of European Shipyards’ Associations (CESA)
Harald
Seibicke
Area Manager Germanischer Lloyd
Wilhelm
Magelssen
Director, DNV
Liang
Xiaolei (to be confirmed)
President, Sino Pacific Heavy Industries
Igor
Ponomarev
Newly elected Chairman of the Maritime Safety Committee (IMO)
Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation in the IMO
Representatives
from Japanese and Korean Shipyards
Geert
Dokter
Managing Director, MPC Steamship
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15:00 |
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break
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session
3
MARINE EQUIPMENT CHALLENGES
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15:30 |
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Market
entry and expansion in Shipbuilding Emerging Countries – the next step for
Western maritime equipment suppliers.
Oscar
Rivella
Account Manager Rockwell Automation SRL
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15:40 |
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Suppliers
vs. Class Societies:
Quality control:
Is the Marine Equipment Directive and Type Approval
System letting everyone down?
Philippe
Boisson
Director, Bureau Veritas
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15:50 |
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Major
Equipment/Systems Providers vs. Shipbuilders: Who will be the boss?
Govert
Hamers
Managing Director, Imtech Marine & Offshore
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16:00 |
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discussion between
speakers – discussion panellists and audience participants
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Will a main engine shortage slow
down the growth of
world shipbuilding?
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Where will the next generation of key ship components be designed and
built?
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Should shipbuilders be investing in secure equipment supplies?
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Licence to kill? Are western maritime equipment companies making a killing
in Asia by manufacturing under licence?
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How to combat low standards of manufacture
discussion panelists:
Sytze
Voulon
Regional Director Europe, Rolls-Royce
Philippe
Boisson
Director, Bureau Veritas
Govert
Hamers
Manager Director, Imtech Marine & Offshore
Oscar
Rivella
Account
Manager Rockwell Automation SRL
Chris
Williams
Director Business Development & Group Marketing, Graig Group of Companies
Jan
Wim Dekker
Executive Director Corporate Affairs, Damen Shipyards
Ugo
Salerno
CEO RINA
Wilhelm
Magelssen
Director, DNV
Martin
Bloem
Managing Director Holland Marine Equipment
Representatives
from Major Marine Equipment Companies
Aart
Korteland
Chairman Royal Associations of Netherlands’ Shipowners
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17:00 |
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Conclusions by the conference chairman
John
Guy
Conference
Chairman
Partner, Merlin Corporate Communications |
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17:15 |
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Drinks |
