CONFERENCES GENOA SHIPPING WEEK

14th/20th september 2015 CONFERENCES GENOA SHIPPING WEEK PORT&SHIPPINGTECH International Forum Innovation and Cooperation for the Development of the Mediterranean Maritime Cluster MAIN CONFERENCE OF THE GENOA SHIPPING WEEK 2015 Wednesday 16th, Thursday 17th and Friday 18th September 2015, Genoa Palazzo San Giorgio MED SECURITY SUMMIT International Maritime Security Conference Wednesday 16th, Thursday17th and Friday 18th September 2015, Genoa Palazzo San Giorgio and Fondazione Edoardo Garrone

The second edition of the GENOA SHIPPING WEEK will be held in Genoa from the 14 th September to 20 th of September. A series of conferences and meetings opened to the whole international shipping community will be followed by the time-honored Gala Dinner, organized by the Genoa Shipbrokers and Shipagents Group. This year Morocco will be the official Guest Country of this event. Here follows the program of the Genoa Shipping Week: Port&ShippingTech, Main Conference of the Genoa Shipping Week Is an event that in only six years has established itself as the most important one among the many international events about logistics, shipping and generally speaking about the ports logistical systems. This forum addresses topics as technological innovation and analyzes how it can improve the logistical systems. An absolutely unique event that offers two days full of initiatives aimed to improve the business for the companies. Organized by MED SECURITY SUMMIT International fee conference Future challenges for maritime and port security focus on Mediterranean area The first edition of Med Security Summit is part of the Genoa Shipping Week will be held on 16 and 17 September 2015. The MSS will gather together a panel of experts in the area of transports and maritime security in Mediterranean sea to discuss the most crucial points. This two-day event, thanks to an holistic approach, will analyze the critical points that characterize security in the Mediterranean sea and in those counties upon it Organized by Port&ShippingTech HOSTED EVENT - Occupational safety in ports: loading and unloading of goods Organized by INAIL 2

Afternoon 2.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m. Morning 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m. 14th/20th September 2015 AGENDA WEDNESDAY 16th SEPTEMBER PALAZZO SAN GIORGIO Sala delle Compere Sala del Capitano HOSTED EVENT Occupational safety in ports: load and unloading of goods Organized by INAIL Med Security Summit International Conference First and Second session SAFETY Prevention in shipping and port logistics Med Security Summit International Conference Third and Fourth session 3

Evening Afternoon 2.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m. Morning 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m. 14th/20th September 2015 THURSDAY 17th SEPTEMBER PALAZZO SAN GIORGIO PALAZZO AMBROGIO DI NEGRO Sala delle Compere Sala del Capitano Sala Fondazione E. Garrone GREEN SHIPPING SUMMIT 2015 First Session SMART PORT & LOGISTICS First Session Med Security Summit Entry into force of the new EU regulation on monitoring, verification and reporting of CO2 emissions in shipping: application problems and opportunities to innovate through high energy efficiency solutions. Implementation of logistics: a growth opportunities for National trades In collaboration with Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport International Conference Fifth and Sixth session In collaboration with Confitarma GREEN SHIPPING SUMMIT 2015 Second session Best Practices to improve environmental protection in ports: how to boost investments in a framework of strict financial constraints and socio-economic outcomes optimization? Second Session Focus on the Ligurian port system: improvement of trades and new market Med Security Summit International Conference Seventh and Eighth session In collaboration with Assoporti P&ST SPECIAL NIGHT and MED SECURITY SUMMIT NETWORKING DINNER h 8.30 pm (location Il Marin Restaurant Eataly, Porto Antico) 4

Afternoon 2.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m. Morning 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m. 14th/20th September 2015 FRIDAY 18th SEPTEMBER PALAZZO SAN GIORGIO Sala delle Compere Sala del Capitano DEVELOPEMENT OF NEW MARKETS FOR MARITIME CLUSTER GREEN SHIPPING SUMMIT 2015 Third session The growth of trade and development opportunities in North Africa: focus on short sea traffic In collaboration with Conitarma The Italian Government Plan for LNG use in transport: risks and opportunities, ongoing projects and stakeholders proposals In collaboration with the Ministry of Economic Development and Transport GENOA SHIPPING WEEK INSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE Talk Show GREEN SHIPPING SUMMIT 2015 Future challenges for the maritime and port security: the contribution of the first edition of the Med Security Summit The National Plan for Logistics and Transport: a growth engine for the economy of the country? Fourth Session Implementation of directive 33/2012 and effective solutions for sulfur scrubbying in SECA areas: lessons learned towards a clean and competitive transport in the Mediterranean Sea Final Talk Show del Green Shipping Summit: GNL, low sulphur fuel, desulphurizer. How to invest today in order to remain competitive beyond 1/1/2020. What the role of politics? 5

Wednesday 16 th September MED SECURITY SUMMIT 2015 The first edition of this unique, international event, this year hosted within the context of the Genoa Shipping Week. International fee conference Scientific advisory: Maritime Security Review Wednesday 16th September 9.00 a.m.-1.00 p.m., Sala del Capitano, Palazzo San Giorgio The Conference will be in English Held as part of the Genoa Shipping Week, the inaugural edition of the Med Security Summit will bring together a series of experts to examine and discuss the problems particular to shipping and maritime security in the Mediterranean. This unique two day event will take a holistic approach to examining the critical issues that distinguish a series of problems particular to the Mediterranean and those countries bordering it. While focused on the Mediterranean, the conference will, however, examine the overall international picture and how global events have an impact on maritime security in the Mediterranean. 9 a.m.-11 a.m. First Session Holistic Approach to Maritime Security MAIN TOPICS Who are the Global and Regional Stakeholders Cooperation Between Actors Relations between the private and public sectors Operational Experiences and lessons learned Disseminating Best Practices Speakers: 9:20 Chairman: Malcolm Warr OBE, Maritime Security Expert, Government Securit Advisor 9:30 Angelo D Amato, Chief Executive Officer, Perseveranza Spa (*) 6

9:40 Savio Taiano, Company Officer, d Amico Navigazione Spa (*) 9:50 Ian Millen, Former Naval Commander, President of Propeller Club London 10:00 Walter Verstrepen, Expert in Naval Law and Hijacking, Elegis Partnership 10:10 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 10:45 Questions and Answers with attendees 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Second Session Future Challenges in Maritime Security MAIN TOPICS * to be confirmed Changing Seascapes Future crime scenarios Illegal migration Joined-up Collaboration Sharing Best Practices Speakers: 11:20 Chairman : Ian Millen, Former Naval Commander, President of Propeller Club London 11:30 Cristiano Aliperta, Italian Representative, IMO 11:40 Representative from the Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel (PCASP) 11:50 Sue Williams QM, former head of the Hostage Crisis Negotiation Unit,Scotland Yard 12:00 Malcolm Warr OBE, Maritime Security Expert, Government Security Advisor 12:10 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 12:45 Questions and Answers with attendees * to be confirmed 2 p.m.- 4 p.m. Third Session Port & Terminal Security MAIN TOPICS Defining the Risks Actors & Stakeholders Softspots & Weaknesses 7

Speakers: 14:00 Chairman: Cristian Ricci, Maritime Security Expert, former Cost Guard Officer, Port Protection Division 14:10 Giorgia Boi, Professor of Maritime Law, University of Genoa 14:20 Jean-Guy Fontaine, CMRE (NATO) 14:30 Representative from the Italian Port Authorities or the Italian Ports Association 14:40 Miki Ferrari, Managing Director, Emisfera 14:50 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 15:25 Questions and Answers with attendees 4 p.m.- 6 p.m. Fourth Session The Role of Technology MAIN TOPICS Situational Awareness and Maritime Intelligence Cyber Threats The Inherent Risks of Technology Speakers: 16:00 Chairman: Ian Millen, Former Naval Commander, President of Propeller Club London 16:10 Malcolm Warr OBE, Maritime Security Expert, Government Security Advisor 16:20 Fabrizio Pirri, Professor of Nanotechnologies, Polytechnic of Turin 16:30 Salvatore d Amico, Fleet Director, d Amico Shipping Group (*) 16:40 Mario Filosa, Company Officer, Messina Line (*) 16:50 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 17:25 Questions and Answers with attendees Conclusions Chairman s Closing Remarks * to be confirmed 8

HOSTED EVENT: OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY IN PORTS: LOADING AND UNLOADING OF GOODS Conference organized by INAIL Wednesday 16th September 8.30 a.m. -1.00 p.m., Sala delle Compere, Palazzo San Giorgio The Port is an extremely articulate environment, characterized by the existence of a plurality of subjects who work together. The analysis of the strategies of prevention therefore requires special analytical methods, modeling and risk containment. 9.00 Opening session 9.30 Plurality of actors and overlapping actions in the activity from the exhaust of the ship to the delivery to the carrier. Coordination, communication and information as key actions of portsecurity Paola Astegiano, Lawyer INAIL Liguria 9.50 The interference risks and the drafting of DUVRI Paolo Clerici, Technical advice risk assessment and prevention (CONTARP) INAIL Liguria 10.10 Role and experience of the Port Authority on the subject of job security Marco Sanguineri, Genoa Port Authority 10.30 The tasks of the local health authorities (ASL) regarding the safety of loading and unloading goods Giulio Andrea Tozzi, S.S. Porto Manager, ASl 3 Genovese 10.50 The "new" occupational diseases from working in port: musculoskeletal diseases and cargo handling Roberta Linares, regional health Superintendency, INAIL Liguria 11.10 Some considerations regarding the specific risks of lifting loads used in the port Romano Ciancio, Territorial Unit of Certification Testing and Research, INAIL Genova 11.30 The structure of the Management System for Occupational Safety. Roberto Gallanelli, Technical advice risk assessment and prevention (CONTARP) INAIL Liguria 11.50 Effects System SGSL in terms of civil and criminal liability of top management Claudia Consorte, Lawyer INAIL Liguria 9

12.10 Discussion 12.40 Conclusions SAFETY Prevention in shipping and port logistics Wednesday 16th September 2.00 p.m. 5.30 p.m., Sala delle Compere, Palazzo San Giorgio First session Round Table: Safety management in ports: Rules and laws The roundtable organized by Authorities, Societies, Associations and experts will addresse issues related to the workplace linking both land and on-board activities. In particular there will be a focus on national and international laws as a follow-up of the round table held in Naples during Port&ShippingTech 2014 2.00-2.30 p.m. Registration Chairman Marco Starita, Studio Tecnico Navale e Meccanico Moroso - Starita 2.30 Round-table presentation Marco Starita, Studio Tecnico Navale e Meccanico Moroso Starita 2.40 p.m. Speech by the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport (*) 3.00 p.m. Speech by Genoa Port Authority of (*) 3.15 p.m. Speech by the general Headquarter of the Corps of the Captaincies - Coast Guard (*) 3.30 p.m. Speech by XL Catlin (*) 3.45 p.m. Gianni Andrea de Domenico, President, Rimorchiatori Napoletani 4.00 p.m. Speech by Rimorchiatori of Genova (*) 4.15 p.m. Speech by Rimorchiatori of La Spezia (*) 4.30 p.m. Speech by Fiorenzo Milani, Director of the Italian Federation of Pilots in Ports, Fedepiloti 4.45 p.m. Speech by Alessandro Ferrari, HR Manager, GNV 5.00 p.m. Q&A 10

Thursday 17 th September GREEN SHIPPING SUMMIT 2015 Technological innovation, organizational solutions and new fuels for energy and environmental efficiency in maritime transports Scientific advisory: Ecba Project (Environmental Cost Benefit analysis to assess Innovation) 9.30 a.m.-1.00 p.m., Sala delle Compere, Palazzo San Giorgio First session Entry into force of the new EU regulation on monitoring, verification and reporting of CO2 emissions in shipping: application problems and opportunities to innovate through high energy efficiency solutions. Session organized in collaboration with Confitarma - Italian Ship-owners Association Italian-English-Italian simultaneous interpretation will be provided. The new regulation, which will come into force on July 1 st 2015, will apply to all ships> 5000 GT calling Community ports. With a schedule that goes up to 2019, it is expected, among other things, that companies develop a ship level CO2 emissions monitoring plan and a company level annual emissions report to be developed under specific guidelines on parameters and indicators. In order to be effectively implemented, the EU Regulation implementation by companies will need to avoid a bureaucratic just for compliance approach. This means to allow companies to focus on the Regulation opportunity to improve their knowledge on energy consumptions and to systematically monitor the levels of transport service provided (mileage and cargo carried) under a standardized approach to energy efficiency. The introduction of a common framework will favor performance analysis of the many factors that influence transport energy consumptions and the diffusion of the best energy efficiency solutions, establishing conditions for a strong improvement of maritime transport competitiveness. The session, which will see the participation of the European Commission, National authorities, Associations, and highly innovative Operators, will discuss the main implementation regulatory issues, as well as technologies and management solutions that may optimize the efficiency gains. Chairman Fabio Faraone, Manager, Department of Naval Technique, Safety and Environment, Confitarma Keynote Speech Yolanda Villar Ruberte, DG Climate Action, International Unit Carbon Market, Aviation and Maritime European Commission 11

Opportunities and challenges using performance management to save fuel and ensure regulatory compliance, such as MRV Jarle Coll Blomhoff, Managing Consultant, Shipping Advisory, DNV-GL Can Emission Reductions through an effective antifouling system be a source of Finance? Giorgio Fabbi, Senior Sales Manager, Marine Division International Paint, Akzo Nobel International Paint ADVISORIES: Monitor Forecast Optimize. How to be compliant with rules and safe money at the same time Leon Adegeest, Head of Voyage Advisory, BU Marine and Ports, AMARCON-ABB Group Propulsive performance and Manoeuvring aspects of a Pulling Azimuth Thruster. The operating experience from a collection of vessels Leif Vartdal, Section Manager Hydrodynamics - R&T dept., Rolls-Royce Marine AS Boosting efficiency of prime movers Stefano De Marco, General Manager Sales in the Ship Power Department, Wärtsilä Italia Emerson, Complete fuel measurement solutions; accurate, traceable and reliable Claudia Beumer, Marine & LNG Business Development Manager Flow Europe,Emerson Process Management Speech by Bureau Veritas Round-table discussion with maritime transport firms - Marco Fasciolo, Responsable for tecnichal dept., GNV - Dario Bocchetti,Energy Saving Manager, Grimaldi Group (*) - Ivana Melillo, Fleet Performance Manager, D Amico Shipping Italia - Alessandro Bertorello, Director, Environmental Management, Costa Crociere (**) Closing Session Speech by a representative of Ministry of environment and protection of land and sea (*) (**) To be invited (*) to be confirmed 12

2.00 p.m.- 6.00 p.m., Sala delle Compere, Palazzo San Giorgio Second session Best Practices to Improve Environmental Protection in Ports: how to boost investments in a framework of strict financial constraints and socio-economic outcomes optimization? In collaboration with Assoporti An Italian-English-Italian simultaneous interpretation will be provided. MAIN TOPICS Shore side electricity Waste management facilities in ports Dredging and materials management & recovery plans GNL storage and delivery facilities in ports Chairman Fabio Capocaccia, President, IIC Introduction Emanuele Piazza, Councillor development, City of Genoa Paolo Ferrandino, Secretary General, Assoporti Antonis Michail, Senior Advisor, Environment, Health, Safety and Security, Co-ordinator EcoPorts, ESPO (*) Alfredo Leardi, Ports & Marine Account, Schneider Electric Italy Francesco Messineo, President, Marina di Carrara Port Authority Speech by Livorno Port Authority (*) Speech by Civitavecchia Port Authority (*) Speech by Ravenna Port Authority (*) Speech by Venice Port Authority (*) Round-table discussion with Port Authorities Genoa Port Authority La Spezia Port Authority of Civitavecchia Port Authority Closing Session Silvia Velo, Undersecretary for the Environment, Ministero dell Ambiente (*) (*) to be confirmed 13

SMART PORT & LOGISTICS Corridors from/to Europe. A great opportunity to develop the port system The digitization of shipping transports e and the integration with rail transports are a key factor. The new European Commissioner for Transport Violeta Bulc states that innovation in the pivotal point to improve logistic. This congress further what was said during the Naples Shippig Week, June 2014: maritime development (Directive 2010/65), customs and the new project EU 2014-2020. Main Topics Development of Short Sea shipping Projects to re-launch rail freight transport IT Solutions and cutting-edge solution aimed to improve intermodal freight transport Port Community System evolution: European overview and Italian pilot projects Digitization and interoperability of the customs system From International experience to the Italian projects Thursday 17th September 9.30 a.m.- 1.00 p.m., Sala del Capitano, Palazzo San Giorgio First Session Implementation of logistics: a growth opportunity for National trades In collaboration with the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport Chairman: Riccardo Fuochi, President, The International Propeller Clubs Port of Milan Enrico Maria Pujia, Director-General for Maritime Transport, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport Piero Pellizzari, Head of the IT Department - Monitoring systems of maritime traffic, General headquarters of the Corps of the Port Captaincies Coast Guard Richard Morton, Secretary General, IPCSA (*) Teresa Alvaro, Head of Information System and Director of the central department of innovation and technologies, Customs Agency Armand Toubol, Director, Bureau International des Containers Rodolfo De Dominicis, President, UIRNET 14

Luciano Boselli, Executive, Genoa Port Authority (*) Speech by ALMAVIVA Mario Mega, Techincal Manager, Port Authority Levante Marco Ferretti, President, MAR.TE Thursday 17th September 2.00 p.m.- 6.00 p.m., Sala del Capitano, Palazzo San Giorgio Second Session Focus on the Ligurian port system: improvement of trades and new market In collaboration with Liguria Region Chairman: Gian Enzo Duci, President, Assagenti The development of relations between the Ligurian ports and markets over the Apennines Speeches by Genoa Port Authority Gianluigi Miazza, President, Savona Port Authority Lorenzo Forcieri, President, La Spezia Port Authority (*) Interventions to up-grade rail and technologies for rail corridors Nannina Ruiu, Head of Strategic Planning, RFI (*) Henry Del Greco, Technical Manager, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (*) Speeches by logistics operators, terminal operators and shipping companies Round-table: dialogue between the regions and operators. Improving administration to support business development (*) to be confirmed 15

MED SECURITY SUMMIT 2015 The first edition of this unique, international event, this year hosted within the context of the Genoa Shipping Week. International fee conference Scientific advisory: Maritime Security Review Thursday 17th September Fondazione Garrone Room, Palazzo Ambrogio di Negro The Conference will be in English 9 a.m.- 11 a.m. Fifth Session Maritime Crime MAIN TOPICS Piracy and Armed Robbery Maritime Terrorism Human Trafficking Arms and Drugs Trafficking Security of all seafarers and fishermen Speakers: 9:20 Chairman: Sue Williams QM, former head of the Hostage Crisis Negotiation Unit, Scotland Yard 9:30 Ian Millen, Former Naval Commander, President,Propeller Club London 9:40 Aldo Pigoli, Professor of International Relations, Catholic University of Milan 9:50 Cesare D Amico, Chief Executive Officer, d Amico Navigazione Spa (*) 10:00 Sandra Sarti, Deputy Head of Cabinet, Ministry of the Interior (*) 10:10 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 10:45 Questions and Answers with the attendees 11 a.m.- 1 p.m. Sixth Session Legal and Insurance MAIN TOPICS Legality, Security and Insurance Cover Assuring Legality 16

Hijack & Ransom Cover Speakers: 11:20 Chairman: Walter Verstrepen, Expert in Naval Law and Hijacking, Elegis Partnership 11:30 Filippo Lorenzon, Professor of Maritime Law, University of Southampton 11:40 Alessandra Petillo, Expert in Maritime and Transport law, Toriello LSN 11:50 Giorgia Boi, Professor of Maritime Law, University of Genoa 12:00 Giorgio Berlingieri, President of the Italian Maritime Law Association, Studio Berlingieri 12:10 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 12:45 Questions and Answers with the attendees Thursday 17th September Fondazione Garrone Room, Palazzo Ambrogio di Negro 2 p.m.- 4 p.m. Seventh Session Cruise Liner Security MAIN TOPICS Hijackings On board crime High risk Areas Future Threats Mitigation & Solutions Speakers: 14:00 Malcolm Warr OBE, Maritime Security Expert, Government Security Advisor 14:10 Cristian Ricci, Maritime Security Expert, former Cost Guard Officer 14:20 Hendrick Malmstroem, Security Manager, Costa Crociere 14:30 Alessandro Ferrari, Security Manager, Grandi Navi Veloci (*) 14:40 Ian Millen, Former Naval Commander, President, Propeller Club London 14:50 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 15:25 Questions and Answers with the attendees 17

4 p.m.- 6 p.m. Eighth Session Protecting Commerce MAIN TOPICS The Expansion of Economic and Commercial Activities at Sea Risks to Supply Chains & Commerce Interaction between stakeholders Understanding and anticipating risk Speakers: 16:00 Chairman: Martin Ewence, Security Expert, Former Coordinator of EU Task Force off Somalia 16:10 Cristiano Aliperta, Italian Representative, IMO 16:20 Mario Mattioli, Chief Executive Officer, Scinicariello Ship Management (*) 16:30 Representative of the Italian Navy 16:40 Sandra Sarti, Deputy Head of Cabinet, Ministry of the Interior (*) 16:50 Panel Discussion led by the Chair 17:25 Questions and Answers with the attendees Conclusions Chairman s Closing Remarks * to be confirmed 18

Friday 18 th September GREEN SHIPPING SUMMIT 2015 Technological innovation, organizational solutions and new fuels for energy and environmental efficiency in maritime transports Scientific advisory: Ecba Project (Environmental Cost Benefit analysis to assess Innovation) 9.30 a.m.-1.00 p.m., Sala del Capitano, Palazzo San Giorgio Third Session The Italian Government Plan for LNG diffusion in transport: risks and opportunities, ongoing projects and stakeholders proposals In collaboration with the Ministry of Economic Development and Transport Italian-English-Italian simultaneous interpretation will be provided. During second half of 2014 the Italian Administration (Ministry of Economic Development and Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport) has worked with industrial associations and private sector experts to develop a Plan for LNG distribution infrastructures which will cover road and maritime transport, as required by Directive n. 94 of 22nd October 2014 on Alternative fuels. A consultative process on the draft version of the plan is foreseen to be opened before summer 2015. Thus the 18th September Green Shipping Conference will be an early opportunity to discuss the LNG national Plan with all concerned stakeholders. The conference will present, through the voice of its protagonists, the analysis and policy measures envisaged by the National Plan for the maritime sector. Main LNG projects and best available technologies along the LNG supply chain will be presented (LNG terminals and port LNG bunkering facilities, cryogenic storage & pipelines, pumps, barges for LNG bunkering, etc). A final round table, with the participation of the institutions and associations concerned, will discuss the critical issues to be resolved and suggestions for improvements. Chairman Andrea Molocchi, ECBA Project Introductory speeches by Enrico Maria Pujia, Director-General for Maritime Transport, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport Luigi Giardino, Chief of International Legislation & PSC, General Headquarter of the Corps of the Port Captaincies -Coast Guard 19

The 2020 fuel Challenge in the Mediterranean Gerd-Michael Würsig, Business Director, DNV-GL Speech by Bureau Veritas The LNG supply chain management: opportunities and limits Marco Golinelli, Business Director Unit Energy, Wärtsilä Italia Andrea Stegher, Director Business Development, SNAM (*) Speech by OLT Offshore (*) The opportunities of the LNG terminal Medgas of Gioia Tauro, Rosarno San Ferdoinando and for the maritime sector Pierfilippo Di Peio, CEO, LNG Medgas Terminal The role of the ships bunkering LNG in the supply chain for LNG transport Marco La Valle, General Manager, Marine Engineering Services The accurate measurement of the fuel can help you make the right business decisions? Claudia Beumer, Direttore Marine & LNG Business Flow Europe, Emerson Process Management Francesco Franchi, President, Assogasliquidi (*) Speech by Confitarma Closing Session Gilberto Dialuce, Director General for security of supply and energy infrastructure, Ministry of Economic Development Friday 18th September 2.00 p.m.- 4.00 p.m., Sala del Capitano, Palazzo San Giorgio Fourth Session Implementation of directive 33/2012 and effective solutions for sulfur scrubbying in SECA areas: lessons learned towards a clean and competitive transport in the Mediterranean Sea Italian-English-Italian simultaneous interpretation will be provided MAIN TOPICS There will be simultaneous translation Italian-English-Italian The UE directive 33/102 and accepted methods for emissions reduction Sulfur scrubbers case studies in SECA areas Open loop, closed loop, hybrid systems 20

How to tackle the problem of different National legislations in reception of directive 33/2012? Introductionary speech by Lorianna Annunziata, Waste and Pollution Direction, Ministry of the Environment and Protection of Land and Sea (*) Carl Dahlberg, Senior Sales Director, Yara Marine Marine scrubbers as an effective and mature strategy to challenge the EU sulfur emission directives Marco Dierico, BELCO DuPont- Marine Sales Lead, EMEA ECO-EGCTM exhaust gas cleaning technology to comply with emission limits and shipowner operational needs Maurizio Archetti, President and chief scientist, Ecospray Technologies PureSox, Installation and testing of PureSOx inline Speech by Marcel van Haaren, commercial Engineer, Alfa Laval Discussion * to be confirmed NEW MARKETS The growth of trade and development opportunities in North Africa: focus on short sea traffic & on Morocco trade relations Friday 18th September 9.30 a.m.- 1.00 p.m., Sala delle Compere, Palazzo San Giorgio Session organized in collaboration with Confitarma Ships have always been a vehicle for exchanging goods, ideas, knowledges and technologies an exchange on which the Mediterranean cultures were based. Even nowadays, ports and maritime cities are the place where different ethnicities and traditions meet. The conference aims at analyzing the development of economic and cultural collaboration among Mediterranean countries. Speakers will focus particularly on North African countries, with experts 21

from institutions, research and the maritime field giving their contribution and developing a multidisciplinary and multicultural discussion. Chairman Umberto Masucci, National President, International Propeller Club Introductory Speech by Marco Doria, Major of Genoa (*) Luigi Merlo, President, Genoa Port Authority (*) Alejandro Agustin Moreno, Sub-Admnistrator, Autoridad Marítima de Panamá (*) Keynote Speeches: Evolution of markets in short sea shipping Roberto Martinoli, President European Short Sea Network, Confitarma Antonio Cancian, President, RAM Michele Ruggieri, Manager, Fedarlinea Alessandro Panaro, Head of Infrastructure Area, SRM Speeches by institutional representatives of Morocco * to be confirmed INSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE GENOA SHIPPING WEEK Friday 18th September 2.00 p.m.- 5.00 p.m., Sala delle Compere, Palazzo San Giorgio Italian-English-Italian simultaneous interpretation will be provided. Introduction and Conference Opening Felicio Angrisano, General Commander, Corps of the Port Captaincies Coast Guard 22

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Future challenges for maritime and port security: the contribution of the first edition of the Med Security Summit Malcom Warr OBE, Maritime Security Expert, Government Security Advisor Mark William Lowe, Editor-in-chief, Maritime Security Review Cristiano Aliperta, Italian Representative to the IMO (*) The National Plan for Logistics and Transport: a growth engine for the economy of the country? Michele Pappalardo, President, Federagenti Pasqualino Monti, President, Assoporti (*) Nereo Marcucci, President, Confetra (*) LNG fueled ships, low sulfur fuels or sulfur scrubbers for cheap oil? How should shipowners invest now in order to avoid competitiveness risks from 2020? What the role of politics? Roberto Martinoli, President European Short Sea Network, Confitarma Yves Bui, General Manager, Fuel Gas Handling, Wärtsilä Finland Speech by Costa Crociere (*) Andrea Garolla di Bard, President Gruppo Giovani Armatori, Confitarma (**) Closing session Roberta Pinotti, Minister, Ministry of Defence (*) Graziano Delrio, Minister, Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (*) 23