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 Captains' Table will bring together shipowners for a strategic discussion on driving growth and productivity in maritime business. The panel will explore how collaboration with shippers, ports, and authorities can optimize operations, unlock new opportunities, and enhance efficiency. Attendees will discover how the industry can navigate toward profitable yet sustainable business models, balancing economic performance with long-term environmental responsibility, and secure resilience. 

Port Command Bridge will bring together port directors and technology experts to explore the latest in automation, AI, and digital port solutions. The panel will discuss how advanced technologies, resilient infrastructure, and robust cybersecurity measures can enhance operational efficiency, increase throughput, and improve decision-making across the port ecosystem. Attendees will gain insights into strategies that ensure ports remain competitive, sustainable, and ready to face both technological and operational challenges in a rapidly evolving maritime landscape. 

Following Charlotte Røjgaard’s keynote, the Future Energy panel will explore how ports, shipowners, logistics companies, and shippers can navigate the transition to next-generation fuels and energy solutions. Experts will discuss not only the technical innovations shaping ammonia, hydrogen, methanol, biofuels, and other low- and zero-carbon options, but also the financial and business strategies that make these technologies viable. The conversation will highlight how forward-looking investments, operational planning, and smart adoption of energy solutions can create competitive advantage and sustainable profitability, while aligning the interests of the entire maritime supply chain even amid evolving regulations. 

Shippers’ Views will bring together industrial manufacturers and major cargo owners as well as key logistics and export expert to explore how Nordic competitiveness can be maintained while meeting environmental regulations. The discussion will examine how shippers challenge shipowners and logistics providers to deliver greener, more efficient solutions, while also identifying ways they can support investments in sustainable technologies. Attendees will hear how strategic collaboration, aligned incentives, and forward-looking planning can turn regulatory and environmental demands into opportunities for cost-effective, competitive, and sustainable supply chains—showing that profitability and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand, rather than existing in theory only.