Events in Europe
Interim reports
- 10. 1st Interim Report. Viking Supply Ships
General Assemblies
Conferences and seminars
- 1.-2. London. International Port Security Conference
- 6.-10. Athens. Posidonia 2016.
- 8.-9. Turku/Stockholm. SeaFocus Annual Executive Meeting 2016
- 8.-9. London. 8th FPSO Vessel Conference
- 8.-9. London. Offshore Patrol Vessels Technology
- 21. Paris. Cruise Lines International Association Conference
- 22.-23. Lübeck. Short Sea Shipping Days
- 27.-29. London. 7th Annual LNG Shipping Conference
- 28.-29. Rotterdam. Marine Fuels and Lubricants
- 29. London. IMarEst Ship Salvage Conferencee
- 29. Geneva. Marine Money Geneva Forum
Courses and misc.
- 20-21. London. Wreck Removal Contracts and Operations Seminar
- 22.-24. London. Port Investment & PPP Course
Global events
Interim Reports
General Assemblies
Conferences and seminars
- 7.-8. Houston. Data Driven Production Conference
- 21.-23. New York City. Marine Money Week
- 22.-23. Baltimore. Vessel Efficiency & Fuel Management
- 27.-28. Mexico City. Offshore Vessel Connect Mexico
- 27.-29. Singapore. Managing Operational Risk Under Basel III
- 28.-30. Mexico City. CWA - Expo Carga 2016
- 30. Dalian. China Offshore Finance Forum
Courses and misc.
Events in Denmark
Interim reports
General Assemblies
Conferences and seminars
- 22. Copenhagen. Learning from Thorco Cloud Collision – What went wrong?
Courses and misc.
23. Copenhagen. First meeting for the Danish maritime growth team
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