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Green transition on seas seminar

Welcome to the seminar of the Finnish Maritime Foundation on 26.10.2023.
The seminar brings together students, academia and industry to discuss challenges and opportunities of the sustainable green transition in shipping. After the industry’s keynote speeches, three co-financed research topics will be presented and the panel will debate what kind of research and expertise are needed in the sector.
Green transition juliste on seas

Date: 26.10.starting at 15
Venue: Meyer lecture hall, Otakaari 4

See the program on the website of the Finnish Maritime Foundation

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