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21-22/04/05 - Greening Motorways of the Sea, Stockholm
An international conference on sustainable port planning and shipping in the Baltic Sea Area.
Download the Conference Proceedings.
The report 'Reducing Emissions from Ships in the Baltic Sea Area' is available to download.
Presentations given at this workshop are available to download:
The report 'Reducing Emissions from Ships in the Baltic Sea Area' is available to download.
Presentations given at this workshop are available to download:
- Motorways of the Sea – Challenges and Opportunities for Changes in our Transport System - Arnaud Revel, DG Tren, European Commission, Brussels
- Driving forces for the Baltic Sea Region Maritime Transport – Need for a Common Approach ? - Henrik Swahn, Swedish Maritime Administration
- Cornelia Ziehm, German Advisory Council on the Environment / European Environmental Advisory Council
- Environmental Aspects of Maritime Transport and Intermodal Logistic Chains - Susan Lewey, AMRIE, Brussels
- The Environmental Dimension of Baltic Sea Motorways - Lars Vieweg, Blatic Sea Motorway Task Force
- Evidence from the Italian Motorways of the Sea - Andrea Molocchi, Amici della Terra / Friends of the Earth Italy
- Business Perspectives of Green Transport Services on Baltic Sea Motorways - Magnus Swahn, Conlogic AB
- Clean Ships _ From Concept to Reality - Eelco Leemans, Seas at Risk / North Sea Foundation
- General Strategies for Port Developments - Niklas Bengtsson, Lloyd's Register, Fairplay Research
- SEA as tool to assess the planning of Port Infrastructure - Anders Hedlund, Swedish EIA Center
- Using Cost-Benefit Analysis for Port Investments – Experience from the Netherlands - Bas van Holst, DoctorandusB B.V.
- Examples from the Baltic Sea - The latvian Case - Aiva Apsa, VAK / Friends of the Earth Latvia AND The Polish Case - Jakub Piotrowicz, Maritime Institute, Gdansk AND Environmental Aspects of Klaipeda Seaport Development Strategy - Kristina Bereisiene, Klaipeda University, Klaipeda
- Coordinated Port Planning: Experiences from Germany - Nadja Ziebarth, Aktionskonferenz Nordsee
- Ship Owners Perspective on Tools for Cleaner Shipping - Johan Roos, Stena
- Reducing Air Pollution from Ships - Nicola Robinson, DG Environment, European Commission, Brussels
- Using Continuous Emission Monitoring on Ships in the Baltic Sea - Eje Flodström, Swedish Environmental Research Institute (IVL), Gothenburg
- Proposal for the Use of Economic Instruments in the Baltic Sea Area - Per Kågeson, Nature Associates
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