The role of USVs on the route to net zero
Join experts at Seawork to discuss the role of Uncrewed Surface Vessels.
Liam Campbell, Commercial Director at Sea-Kit International, joins the line-up of expert speakers at the Seawork Uncrewed Surface Vessel Conference taking place in the morning of 22 June at Seawork.
Presenting on the critical role USV technology is playing in achieving the maritime sector’s ambitious net zero targets, Liam will cover recent innovations that are supporting the UK’s stance on zero emission uncrewed technology for sustainable maritime growth. These latest USV developments demonstrate a clear route to fulfilling the UK’s Clean Maritime Plan Strategy commitment of reducing GHG emissions from shipping by at least 50% by 2050.
Hear from speakers Dr Katrina Kemp of the MCA; Shep Smith of XOCEAN; Dan Hook of Ocean Infinity; Sam Mayall of Zelim; and keynote speaker Renate Schreiber of Fugro as they discuss USVs’ growing role in the commercial marine market.
From the growth in autonomous hydrographic surveying, ocean sea-bed mapping, bathymetry and oil spill response to making unmanned search and rescue the new normal – learn from our speakers how USV technology is advancing into the commercial marine sector at pace, and the emerging trend for larger vessel capabilities.
The session will be chaired and moderated by Peter Collinson, Founder of Dendrityca. Peter will facilitate the panel discussion where speakers will debate ‘USV Autonomy – Small vs Big & their roles in Decarbonisation’, a discussion on the barriers, benefits, and opportunities in this expanding commercial sector.
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