GREEN SHIPPING INDUSTRY DAY

Shaping a sustainable and circular future for the shipping industry!

Powered by CirclesOfLife, EcoShipYard and Green Marine Europe

Wednesday 24 September 2025 – Brussels (Bel.Brussels)

From shipyards to ports: Speeding up the transition in Maritime Industry.
A unique day to explore the levers for action in the European maritime sector, from shipbuilding to the operation of ships in a sustainable port environment to their end-of-life.

Register now >>  Green Shipping Industry Day 2025 – Registration/Inscription 

ON THE PROGRAM

Morning – Building the ships of tomorrow
Mid-term conference of the CirclesOfLife and EcoShipyard projects

  • Official opening with representatives of the European Commission and Parliament
  • Reducing the environmental footprint of European shipping industry
  • Shipyards and circularity: Adoption Ship Lifecycle Passport & European vision

Afternoon – Green Marine Europe’s annual event
Challenges and solutions for a more sustainable maritime industry

  • Preserving biodiversity: impacts and solutions for maritime transport
  • Towards sustainable ports: an environmental and social approach
  • The Pact for the Ocean and the role of shipping in the environmental transition
  • Closing ceremony and award of Green Marine Europe certificates

A DAY TO INSPIRE, CONNECT AND ACCELERATE ACTION

  • Access to the latest developments in CirclesOfLife and EcoShipyard’s work on measuring and reducing the environmental impact of shipyards and circular shipyard practices across the supply chain
  • A dialogue with political and industrial decision-makers on regulatory and financial developments
  • Concrete perspectives on the future of sustainable shipbuilding, circular material passports, and the role of ports in the environmental transition
  • A unique opportunity to join a community of European players committed to sustainable maritime industry in Europe

Register now >>  Green Shipping Industry Day 2025 – Registration/Inscription 

EcoShipYard is a research and innovation project that promotes sustainable shipbuilding practices and material circularity in the European Union. The consortium brings together 16 partners including 5 research institutions, 5 SMEs, a Classification Society, 3 Industrial Shipyards/Shipowners and 3 Companies from 11 European countries and UK.

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