- DNV Maritime celebrated the 25th anniversary of its Maritime Service Centre in Greece.
- The event highlighted DNV’s new organizational structure and strategic vision.
- Experts presented key insights on energy efficiency, biofuels, and wind-assisted propulsion.
- Discussions focused on regulatory challenges and technological advancements in the maritime industry.
- The gathering fostered networking and collaboration among industry professionals.
DNV Maritime hosted a special event in Piraeus to commemorate the 25th anniversary of its Maritime Service Centre in Greece. The gathering highlighted the company’s new organizational structure, strategic vision, and latest industry reports, reinforcing its commitment to supporting maritime stakeholders, according to maritimes.
The event was led by George Teriakidis, Regional Manager, Southeast Europe, DNV Maritime, who provided an overview of DNV’s evolving regional framework and future direction. A key moment was the announcement of the 25-year milestone for the Maritime Service Centre, presented by Dr. Isaias Loizos, Head of the Maritime Service Centre, recognizing its longstanding contribution to the industry.
Speaking at the event, Teriakidis emphasized the challenges posed by an increasingly complex regulatory and operational landscape. He highlighted the importance of open dialogue and knowledge-sharing to equip stakeholders with the insights needed to navigate this evolving environment. DNV reaffirmed its commitment to empowering partners with practical solutions and reliable expertise.
Energy Efficiency and Decarbonization
Lefteris Koukoulopoulos, Regional Decarbonization Expert, introduced the latest white paper on energy efficiency measures and technologies. The report provides an in-depth analysis of the most effective solutions for reducing fuel consumption and enhancing vessel efficiency.
Biofuels in Shipping
Leonidas Karystios, Global Fleet Technology Director, Gas Carriers & Regional Business Development Manager, explored the potential of biofuels in the maritime sector. His presentation covered market trends, regulatory considerations, and practical guidance on biofuel adoption.
Wind-Assisted Propulsion Systems (WAPS)
Dr. Chara Georgopoulou, Head of Maritime R&D & Advisory Greece, discussed the findings of the new WAPS report. She provided an overview of wind-assisted propulsion technologies, their regulatory framework, fuel-saving potential, and cost-benefit analysis.
Networking and Engagement
The event concluded with a networking session, offering attendees an opportunity to connect with DNV experts and industry leaders. Participants engaged in discussions on regulatory challenges, technological advancements, and the future of maritime sustainability.
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Source: maritimes.gr
