Conference for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management
May 4–6, 2021
May 4–6, 2021
Conference for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management
May 4–6, 2021
May 4–6, 2021
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Conference Halle B2 DVZ Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung
13:30-15:00 h | Hall B2 Forum I
Subjects: maritime logistics | digitalization | infrastructure / transport policy | logistics service | technologies
Speaker: Dr Sönke Maatsch
Type: Conference
Speech: German, English
From 1 January 2020 a global sulphur limit of 0.5 percent will apply to fuel oil used in shipping. This will mean estimated additional costs in the sector amounting to as much as 60 billion USD. The question as to who will pay for this has already sparked fierce debate between shipowners, freight forwarders and transport companies. They will have to reach agreement in 2019, as shipowners are already imposing bunker surcharges to compensate. But what other effects will emerge as a result of the stricter climate-related specifications? Is maritime transport becoming significantly more expensive and will this perhaps open up an opportunity for more intensive general debate on quality, than prices? Things are changing in the world of maritime logistics, not only on the oceans, but also overland. The new Silk Road has created a new link between Asia and Europe to which various port hubs are seeking a connection. Yet that is not the only reason for the growth in hinterland rail traffic. Road networks are frequently overwhelmed and the waterways are suffering from the effects of climate change, as demonstrated by the droughts in the autumn of 2018. This changes the entire situation in the hinterland. The German transport journal DVZ will shed light on these two sets of issues discussed by two panels of international experts.
Moderators:
Sebastian Reimann
Editor in Chief, DVZ Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung, Hamburg
Greg Knowler
Europe Editor, Journal of Commerce, London
time: 13.30 - 14.15
A New Sulphur Limit will Apply on 1.1.2020. This is How the Innovation Will Affect Freight Rates and the Like
Keynote:
Tracy Vowel
Vice President, Argus Media
Panel Talk:
Frank Smet
Chief Commercial Officer, Hamburg Süd, Hamburg
Monique Giese
Global Head of Shipping, KPMG, Hamburg
Tracy Vowel
Vice President, Argus Media
Bertrand Simon
Head of Ocean, Ceva Logistics, Baar
Alexander Nowroth
Managing Partner Lebenswerk Consulting Group, Düsseldorf
time: 14.15 - 15.00
Surveying the hinterland markets: Where Europe's container hubs get in each other's way
Keynote:
Dr. Sönke Maatsch
Head of Maritime Intelligence, Institut für Seeverkehrswirtschaft und Logistik (ISL), Bremen
Panel Talk:
Dr. Sönke Maatsch
Head of Maritime Intelligence, Institut für Seeverkehrswirtschaft und Logistik (ISL), Bremen
Fatiha Jaureguy
Commercial Director, Port of Marseille Fos, France
Mercè Conesa
President, Port of Barcelona, Spain
Mathias Leiner
Leader Product Management , TFG Transfracht, Hamburg
Dirk van den Bosch
Regional Commercial Director Europe and Russia, DP World
Speaker
Participant
Alexander Nowroth is Managing Partner of the Lebenswerk Consulting Group based in Düsseldorf. He can look back to an international career in the shipping and logistics industry, which has taken him to various leadership positions in Germany, South Africa and Australia. He reduces international transport costs for well-known corporations and medium-sized companies while increasing service and reliability along the entire supply chain. His passion is to build long-term successful partnerships between shippers and service providers by managing the implementation of solutions. In addition to his consulting activities, he is a guest lecturer for an Executive MBA program.
Alexander Nowroth
Managing Partner
Collenbachstraße 27
D-40476 Düsseldorf
Office +49 211 9241 5629
anowroth@lebenswerkconsulting.com
www.lebenswerkconsulting.com