World Maritime Forum 2027

Name: World Maritime Forum 2027
Start: 2027-02-23
End: 2027-02-24
Location: Bella Center Copenhagen

23 February 2027 – 24 February 2027

Bella Center Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark

World Maritime Forum: Copenhagen is a two-day international maritime event, organised by IGGS Group, that brings together shipowners, ship managers, shipbuilders, ports, government bodies, technology companies and service providers. The programme combines presentations and panel discussions on topics including regulation, decarbonisation, safety, digitalisation, AI, cyber security, ship design, repair and recycling, alongside an exhibition area used for networking.

14 sessions · 82 speakers

Media Partners (21)

PortalMorski · Hellenic Shipping News · Efoplistes · Cyprus Shipping News · Global Maritime Hub · The Maritime Executive · Marpro · Maritime Reporter & Engineering News · Mononews · Maritime Analytica · Cruise Times · Green Mobility Magazine · Assafina · Business Events Calendar · Xinde Marine News · Sjöfartstidningen · Container News · Seatrade Maritime News · Shipping Telegraph · Logistics & Transportation Review Europe · Transport Advancement

Sponsors (17)

UniSea as · Tyrex Cyber · PPG · Shipshave · SEAHEALTH · Pole Star Global · Maritec · Jotun · Yalova Shipyard · Eltronic FuelTech · PBM · Vexve · AVEVA · GTT (Gaztransport & Technigaz) · Kärcher Marine · BLRT Repair Yards · Value Maritime

Association Partner (1)

IBIA

Supporting Partners (2)

Danish Seamen's Mission (Sømandsmissionen) · ISWAN

Agenda

Building the Future-Proof Vessel: Design, Integration and Optionality
Financing the Transition: Who Pays and Who Carries the Risk?
From Digital Ambition to Fleet-Wide Adoption: Breaking Through the Technology Barrier
From Regulation to Reality: IMO, EU ETS and FuelEU Maritime
Fuelling the Next Generation of Shipping: Availability, Infrastructure & Choice
Powering the Fuel Change: The Infrastructure and Bunkering Revolution Reshaping Maritime Innovation
Retrofitting the Global Fleet: Which Solutions Deliver and Which Do Not?
Shipping on the Front Line: Sanctions, Shadow Fleets and Maritime Security
Sustainable Maritime Procurement: From Scope 3 Emissions to a Circular Supply Chain
The Connected Ship Under Attack: Cyber, GNSS and Operational Resilience
The Decarbonization Reality Check: Turning Ambition into Fleet-Level Action
The Future Seafarer: Building a Skilled, Safe & Resilient Maritime Workforce
Artificial Intelligence at Sea: From Experimentation to Fleet-Wide Value
What Shipowners Need from Ports and What Ports Need in Return