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08:30 - 09:15
Registration and coffee
09:15 - 09:25
Chair's welcome
- Michael Broad - President, Shipping Federation of Canada
09:25 - 09:45
Opening address: a shipowner's experiences of operating in the Arctic
- Thomas Paterson - Senior Vice President, Ship Owning, Arctic and Projects, Fednav Limited
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STRATEGIC OVERVIEW OF ARCTIC DEVELOPMENT
09:45 - 10:20
Canadian Coast Guard Arctic Overview
- Goals for the new Arctic Region
- Progress on Arctic programs, services and initiatives
- Marine awareness information system
- Northern low-impact shipping corridors
- Arctic emergency response and SAR
- Icebreaking capacity, current and future
- Neil O'Rourke - Assistant Commissioner, Arctic Region, Canadian Coast Guard
10:20 - 10:45
US policy towards the Arctic: current and future plans
- Arctic policy and security concerns
- Study of shipping safety in the Chukchi Sea
- Results from the Bering Straits safety measures
10:45 - 11:10
Russian plans for the Arctic: reorganisation of the Northern Sea Route Administration and future requirements for resource projects
- Reorganisation of the Northern Sea Route Administration
- New rules for shipping and governance of the NSR
- Planned resource projects until 2030
- Increase in shipping and infrastructure development
- Russia – China cooperation – joining the NSR to the Maritime Silk Road
- Mikhail Grigoriev, GECON
11:10 - 11:40
Networking coffee break
11:40 - 12:00
Case study: Analysis of the logistics for the Yamal LNG project
- Yuri Sekretev - Director, Arctic Bulk AG
12:00 - 12:20
Case study: Ship Traffic Analysis on the Northern Sea Route 2016-2019
- What has characterized the shipping activities during the last three years
- Shipping patterns, shipping density and year-round shipping
- The share of cabotage, destination and international transit shipping
- Bjørn Gunnarsson - Associate Professor, Centre for High North Logistics (CHNL), Nord University
12:20 - 13:10
Future drivers for resource development in the North: implications for shipping, ports and other Infrastructure
- Current mines and projects: status and future plans
- Progress with the new port at Iqaluit
- Update on Nanisivik
- Further requirements and planned projects
- Offshore developments: projects and forecasts
- Community perspective
- Inuuteq Holm Olsen - Head of Representation, Greenland Representation
- John Vandenburg - Assistant Deputy Minister, Programs & Services, Department of Infrastructure, Government of Northwest Territories
- Mike Paulin - Technical Adviser, Intecsea
- Christopher Wright - Marine Logistics Specialist, Advisian
13:10 - 14:15
Networking lunch
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ICEBREAKER INDUSTRY FOCUS SESSION
14:15 - 14:20
Chair's welcome
- Dermot Loughnane - CEO, Tactical Marine Solutions Ltd
14:20 - 15:05
Design criteria and capabilities for new icebreakers
- The ‘Xue Long 2’
- Update on the US Polar Security Cutter project
- The Canadian Royal Navy's AOPs vessels
- Thom Burke - VP Washington Operations, ST Engineering North America Inc
- Andrew Kendrick - Vice President, Vard Marine Inc
- Jukka Salminen - Sales Manager, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
15:05 - 15:45
Panel discussion: Arctic icebreaking support, today and tomorrow
- What is happening now in the Canadian and US Arctic?
- How does this compare with the Russian Arctic?
- Light icebreakers as part of providing icebreaking services for winter navigation
- How will demands change as traffic patterns and ice conditions change?
- Will icebreakers be required in 2050?
- Nigel Greenwood, RCN (Ret'd) - Associate, Martech Polar Consulting Ltd
- Jarkko Toivola - Director, Alfons Hakans Ltd
15:45 - 15:55
Audience feedback
15:55 - 16:20
Networking tea break
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SPECIAL FOCUS TRACK 1: EMISSIONS MANAGEMENT, FUEL OPTIONS AND SHIP DESIGN FOR ICE-GOING VESSELS
SPECIAL FOCUS TRACK 2: ARCTIC CRUISE TOURISM AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
16:20 - 16:25
Chair's welcome
- Matthyw Thomas - Senior Engineer, Vard Marine
16:25 - 16:55
Managing the new ice class correction for EEDI
- Effect of the new ice class correction factors for power on tankers/bulkers/general cargo ships
- Impact on shipping in the Gulf of St Lawrence
- What does it mean for new ship designs
- David Williams - Manager, Technical Services, Shipowning, Arctic & Projects, Fednav
- Rob Hindley - Head of Machinery & Structural Design, Aker Arctic Technology Inc
16:55 - 17:25
Fuel options after IMO 2020
- Current effect of IMO 2020 on the market and potential future impacts
- Operators’ experience of use of LNG as a ship’s fuel
- Looking down the road: what effect would an HFO ban have?
- Use of other fuels: methanol, batteries
- Mark Keneford - General Manager, Area Sales USA & Canada, Marine Business Americas, Wärtsilä
- Christopher King - Director of Operations, Petro-Nav
- Nicholas Makar - Regulatory Affairs Advisor, The Marshall Islands Registry
17:25 - 17:45
Propulsion solution supporting Canadian Arctic shipping
- Samuli Hanninen - Key Account Director, ABB
17:45 - 17:50
Audience feedback
16:20 - 16:25
Chair's welcome
- Dermot Loughnane - CEO, Tactical Marine Solutions Ltd
16:25 - 16:45
The expedition cruise market to 2024: significant expansion
- Existing fleet
- Newbuilds and options
- Market penetration
- Christopher Wright - Marine Logistics Specialist, Advisian
16:45 - 17:05
Community engagement and concerns: initiatives to mitigate risks and enhance benefits of ship transits
- MOU between the Govt of Nunavut and AECO to work together on cruise tourism
- Increasing community partnerships to monitor ship passages in sensitive areas
- Alex McNeil - Director of Product, Quark Expeditions
17:05 - 17:45
Understanding the changing ice conditions and its impact on shipping routes, ship traffic and local communities
- Jackie Dawson - Canada Research Chair in Environment, Society, and Policy, University of Ottawa
- Hans Lennie - Inuvik IGC Director and Treasurer, Inuvialuit Game Council
17:45 - 17:50
Audience feedback
17:50 - 19:20
Close of day one and networking drinks reception
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