Technical Program Outline
Join us for an extraordinary session featuring discussion on Indigenous Development of warships/submarines including design,
construction and maintenance. Gain insights into Navy/ Coastguard’s commitment to enhancing indigenous production of vessels
while at the same time ensuring development of local supply chain ecosystem.
The speakers comprising maritime fraternity and government representatives will deliberate on India's maritime ecosystem that
involves maritime governance, industry development, security, sustainability, and international cooperation. The maritime community
will have a great opportunity to voice their concerns about Regulatory Framework, Infrastructure Development, Supply Chain
Development and gather information on the plans in the making by the government.
The session is focused on exploring the latest advancements and potential of marine renewable energy sources, application of
alternative fuels such as LNG and deployment of emission reduction technologies in accelerating the decarbonization of the marine
and offshore energy sector. This session delves into cutting-edge research, innovative technologies and successful case studies
that demonstrate the efficiency of marine renewables, alternative fuels and emission reduction technologies. The session aims
to provide a comprehensive understanding of how the adoption of these technologies can play a crucial role in achieving global
sustainability goals. Participants will gain insights into the future landscape of the marine and energy sector, the role of
cross-sector collaborations, and the economic implications of adopting marine renewables on a large scale.
Technology advancements in the maritime domain that influence maritime operations, safety, security and efficiency will be presented.
Discussion will be centred on some of the latest technologies in Automation, Robotics, Digitalization and Big Data. Be a part of
the ever evolving discussion on Unmanned vessels, Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, Digital Twin and IoT sensors.