8-9 SEP 2016 Helsinki / Finland

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1 8-9 SEP 2016 Helsinki / Finland Political issues and economic cooperation across Baltic & Europe Baltic Sea as a model region for clean ports and maritime transport BPO ANNIVERSARY 25 years and still counting

2 PARTNERS Organizer Hosts General sponsor Gala dinner sponsor Lunch sponsor Coffee break sponsor Sponsors Media partners

3 CALENDAR 07 SEP Port of Helsinki Office Head Office at Satamatalo Olympiaranta Helsinki, Finland Helsinki City Hall Pohjoisesplanadi Helsinki, Finland BPO Seminar agenda to download on comprehensive ports Evening reception Helsinki City Hall 08 SEP Conference venue: Meeting room 1 Meeting room Meeting room Baltica Meeting room Baltica Boat to Walhalla: Market Square, South Harbour right opposite the City Hall Helsinki, Finland 09 SEP Conference venue: Parallel meetings BPO Board meeting EWG meeting Baltic Ports Conference 2016 Day I HEKLA project coordination meeting Green InfraPort Seminar Sustainable green infrastructure facilities BPO Gala Dinner & 25 th Anniversary venue: Restaurant Walhalla / dress code: Black Tie Optional Boat leaves at 19:00. BPO General Assembly 2016 Baltic Ports Conference 2016 Day II Port of Helsinki Site visit 2

4 07 SEP Seminar venue Port of Helsinki Office SEP Conference venue BPO Seminar on comprehensive ports venue: Port of Helsinki Office Evening reception Helsinki City Hall Parallel meetings BPO Board meeting EWG meeting Meeting room 1 Meeting room 2 Morning coffee & refreshments agenda to download Opening session of the Baltic Ports Conference Moderator: Bogdan Ołdakowski, BPO Secretary General th Anniversary Speech, a short recollection Official speeches Julian Skelnik, Chairman, Baltic Ports Organization Jussi Pajunen, Mayor of City of Helsinki Henry Lindelöf, Mayor of the City of Kotka Chairman of the Finnish Port Association Kimmo Mäki, Managing Director, Port of Helsinki Kimmo Naski, Managing Director, Port of HaminaKotka How has port sector changed within last 25 years and what are the dynamics for the future? Christel Wiman, former BPO Chairman Session I Future of the Baltic Sea Moderator: Bjarne Mathiesen, Senior Market Director, Ports, Ramboll, former BPO Vice-Chairman

5 Keynote speech: Building the future of the Baltic Sea Region Esko Aho, Chairman of East Office Finnish Industry, former Prime Minister of Finland Keynote Speech: Strengthening regional cooperation Lene Espersen, Chair of the Baltic Development Forum Voices from academia and business Future of the Baltic Sea Region implications for Economy and Trade Prof. Pekka Sutela, University of Lappeenranta Julian Skelnik, BPO Chairman More panelists to be announced. Lifting Productivity in Container Terminals Thomas Gylling, Global Automation Sales, Ports, Konecranes Coffee break Session II EU Port Policy where are we going to? Keynote speech: Role of ports in EU Transport Policy the level playing field for all ports Henrik Hololei, Director-General, DG Mobility and Transport Voices from port industry Isabelle Ryckbost, ESPO Secretary General Annaleena Mäkilä, Managing Director, Finnish Ports Association Markku Hakala, Director, Labour Market and Social Affairs, Finnish Port Operators Association Thomas Bendtsen, CEO, Port of Rønne tbc Lunch time Session III Trends in port and shipping markets outlook for the future Economic situation in Baltic Sea Region Aki Kangasharju, Chief Economist, Nordea Recent global trends in shipping and port markets Lars Jensen, CEO and Partner, SeaIntel Consulting Q&A

6 Coffee break Port market in the Baltic trends in last year and outlook for the near future Sakari Kajander, Director, Center for Maritime Studies, University of Turku tbc EIB speech SEP Conference venue Voices from the ports Björn Boström, CEO, Port of Ystad tbc Oleg Dekhtyar, Deputy General Director for Commercial Affairs, Ust-Luga Commercial Sea Port Christian Ramberg, CEO, Port of Turku tbc Magnus Kårestedt, CEO, Port of Gothenburg tbc Gernot Tesch, Managing Director, Port of Rostock tbc Kimmo Mäki, Managing Director, Port of Helsinki tbc End of the first day End of the day BPO Gala Dinner 25 th Anniversary of the BPO Boat leaves at Venue: Restaurant Walhalla dress code: Black Tie Optional Morning coffee and refreshments BPO General Assembly 2016 Session IV Baltic Sea as a model region for clean ports and shipping Moderator: Bogdan Ołdakowski, BPO Secretary General BPO Communication: Baltic ports paving the way for greener ports Baltic environmental regulations what is the difference with the rest of EU and with global rules Monika Stankiewicz, Executive Secretary, HELCOM tbc 5

7 Shipowners looking for lower emission and decarbonization Patrick Verhoeven, Secretary General, ECSA tbc Ports looking for sustainability Ellen Kaasik, Head of Quality and Environmental Management Department of Port of Tallinn, Chairman of ESPO s Sustainable Development Committee tbc Getting green as a big port. Decarburization concept for ports Victor Schoenmakers, Director Corporate Strategy, Port of Rotterdam Coffee break Keynote speech: Maritime Transport Regulations: level playing field for whole EU? David Whitehead obe, Director, British Ports Association Panel discussion Exporting Baltic environmental standards and know-how to the rest of EU and globally Merja Kyllönen, Member of the European Parliament Dimitrios Theologitis, Head of Unit Ports and Inland Navigation, European Commission tbc Antonis Michail, Senior Advisor Environment, Health, Safety, ESPO tbc Mattias Rust, Expert oil, shipping and marine planning, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) tbc Gitte Mondrup, Special Adviser, Policy Area Coordinator, Danish Maritime Authority Tommy Mattila, Sales and Marketing Director, Gasum tbc Kimmo Naski, Managing Director, Port of HaminaKotka tbc Conclusion by Moderator Announcement of the Baltic Ports Conference 2017 End of the Baltic Ports Conference 2016 Lunch Port of Helsinki Site visit 6 For futher questions do not hesitate to contact BPO Office at bpo.office@actiaforum.pl