Small Scale LNG Fuel for a Green Future of the Mediterranean Economy

Thursday 21st June 2018 14:00-18:00

Abstract

Today, the international socio-political and economic framework is particularly favorable for the spread of small scale LNG solutions, because they are strictly functional to new global energy and environmental policy objectives. Because of current dynamics of energy demand and commodity prices, major infrastructure investments are losing momentum in favor of smaller projects and solutions, such as small scale LNG ones, that are presenting good development opportunities. In this framework, Italy has the unique opportunity to take a leading role in the development of a Euro-Mediterranean “platform” for the small scale LNG towards countries of the Northern shore and even more those of the Southern and Eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Unfortunately the lack of competitively priced LNG in the Mediterranean and the lack of a developed rules and regulation framework to allow safe but flexible LNG bunkering in Italian ports could discourage shipowners from deploying LNG vessels there. This workshop is aimed to provide an unique occasion to have a comprehensive view of latest LNG technologies, Italian’s new projects, status of the relevant national, flag and local rules, providing the point of view of many recognized LNG executives and stakeholders belonging the government, port authority, Flag Administration, shipowner and the industry.
Moderator: Leonardo Brunori, Oil & Gas Executive Vice President RINA Consulting

Provisional Programme

Zeno D’Agostino, President of Assoporti & Port Authority of the Eastern Adriatic Sea
 

The development of LNG and its logistics in Italy
Francesco Franchi, Presidente Assogasliquidi - Federchimica
 

Lisa Cotrozzi, Gas and Heat S.p.A.
 

Antonio de Feo, Marine & Offshore Divisione Business & Solutions Development Manager, Bureau Veritas
 

LNG transport and bunkering. Gas carriers & Dual Fuel propulsion systems Design
Marco La Valle, General Manager, M.E.S.
 

LNG terminals in harbours
Marco Golinelli, Director Energy Solutions, Wärtsilä
 

Edison
 

Harbour logistic development for LNG bunkering demand
Oscar Perosa, Navalprogetti
 

Sponsors

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Location

Trieste - Stazione Marittima
Molo dei Bersaglieri, 3

The Maritime Station is one of the most significant historical landmarks of Trieste. It is located just a few meters far from the main square (Piazza dell'Unità d'Italia), in the core of city centre.

Fees

Conference registration fee will give admittance at the conference hall and all workshop and seminars. It will also include conference proceedings, coffee breaks, lunches during the conference days and attendance to the conference gala dinner and Social events. Only students’ ticket does not include GALA Dinner which can be purchased separately. The Fees include VAT

Fees within June 1st after June 1st
Delegate 650,00 € 750,00 €
Author 600,00 € 700,00 €
ATENA member 450,00 € 550,00 €
Accompanying person 250,00 € 350,00 €
PhD Student 180,00 € 280,00 €
Student 110,00 € 110,00 €
Daily pass 45,00 € 45,00 €
One workshop 20,00 € 20,00 €

Contacts

For more information contact us at:

  nav2018@atenanazionale.org

       

Organizing Committee

Alberto Moroso (ATENA) - Chairman
Vittorio Bucci (University of Trieste) – Conference Secretary
Luca Ambrosio (Fincantieri) – Conference Accountant
Ubaldo la Monaca (University of Trieste) – Local Organizer
Luca Braidotti (University of Trieste) – Information Technology Supervisor
Franceco Mauro (University of Trieste)
Carlo Nasso (University of Trieste)
Serena Bertagna (University of Trieste)
Simone la Monaca (ATENA Friuli Venezia Giulia)
Andrea Mancini (CNR - Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)
Bruno Della Loggia (ATENA)
Diego Pauluzzi (Wartsila Italia)
Gianluigi Rozza (SISSA)
Giorgio Bacicchi (Fincantieri)
Luciano Manzon (ATENA Friuli Venezia Giulia)
Lucio Sabbadini (Maritime Technology Cluster FVG)
Mario Croce (Lloyd’s Register)
Michela Vellico (OGS - National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics)
Paolo Frandoli (President ATENA Friuli Venezia Giulia)
Stefania Ricco (CETENA)

Committee of Honour

Carla Demaria (Chairman of UCINA)
Gaetano Manfredi (Rector of University of Napoli)
Giuseppe Bono (CEO Fincantieri)
Giuseppe Coronella (President Vard)
Guido Barbazza (President of Wärtsilä Italia)
John Hicks (Vice president of Lloyd’s Register)
Maria Cristina Pedicchio (President of OGS - National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics)
Maurizio Fermeglia (Rector University of Trieste)
Paolo Comanducci (Rector University of Genova)
Stefano Ruffo (Director of SISSA)
Umberto Masucci (Chairman of Propeller Club)
Valter Girardelli (Capo di Stato Maggiore MMI)
Zeno D’Agostino (President of Authoritiy of Trieste)

Track Directors

Alberto Marinò - Chairman (University of Trieste)
Alessandro Iafrati (CNR-INSEAN - Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)
Alessandro Maccari (RINA)
Angelo Camerlenghi (OGS - National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics)
Antonio Scamardella (University Parthenope)
Enrico Rizzuto (University of Napoli Federico II)
Giorgio Contento (University of Trieste)
Giorgio Sulligoi (University of Trieste)
Giorgio Trincas (University of Trieste)
Giuliana Mattiazzo (Politecnico di Torino)
Marco Ferrando (University of Genova)
Massimo Caccia (CNR-ISSIA - Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)
Radoslav Nabergoj (University of Trieste)
Vicenzo Crupi (University of Messina)
Vittorio Bucci (University of Trieste)

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