MONDAY, MAY 28
PROJECT MEETING (MEMBERS ONLY): Wind Assist (DUT)
Location: Jan Backxzaal
OPEN WORKSHOP: BUILDING WITH NATURE IN THE ARCTIC
location: room L7-01 registration closed
Main Seminar location: Lloydzaal registration closed
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08.30 |
Registration |
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09.00 |
Opening |
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Astrid Kee, member
board of directors STC |
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Jan Willem Verkiel,
Port of Rotterdam Authority |
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Guilhem Gaillarde, MARIN, chairman, BlueForum |
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09.20 |
Ocean Energy & Blue Life seminars |
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Multifunctional use of the North Sea: chances and
challenges, Haskoning DHV, The
Netherlands (Saskia Mulder) |
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Project Edulis:
offshore mussel production in wind farms in the Belgian part of the North
Sea, Unveristy of Gent, Belgium (Nancy Nevejan)
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Towards an innovative platform for seaweed
production in the North Sea, NIOZ, The Netherlands
(Klaas Timmermans) |
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Discussion on ecological impact of large scale
wind park developments , what is needed for developments in the future, WUR The
Netherlands (Marnix Poelman) |
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10.30 |
Coffee break |
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Nature-inclusive design of scour and cable
protections (JIP HaSPro), Deltares The
Netherlands (Tim Raaijmakers) |
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Offshore possibilities within the Port of
Rotterdam, Port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands (Twan Romeijn) |
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Machine Learning Applied to MetOcean
Forecasting(JIP), DHI, Denmark (Maziar Golestani) |
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A cable layers’ perspective on multi-use of the
ocean space, Boskalis Subsea
Cables & Flexibles, The Netherlands (Pieter Wijnmaalen) |
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An integrated approach on emission reduction: set
course towards the IMO climate agreement, TNO, The Netherlands ( Jurrit Bergsma) |
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12.30 |
Lunch |
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13.30 |
Offshore wind new initiatives |
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Offshore wind R&D agenda 2020-2030, TKI wind op
zee , The Netherlands (Bob Meijer) |
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Maintenance of a
existing windfarm, Gemini (Bart Hoefakkers) |
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Autonomous shipping, MARIN, The
Netherlands (Johan de Jong) |
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Motion Compensation, TWD |
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Floating maintenance hub, MARIN, The
Netherlands (Olaf Waals) |
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Robotics in offshore wind O&M, TNO, The
Netherlands (Haico van der Heijden) |
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Maintenance Islands, Westra Consulting, The
Netherlands (Chris Westra) |
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Telepresence, TNO |
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15:00 |
Coffee break |
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15.30 |
A Blue Future |
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Aquaculture going offshore, Foresight
DNV GL, Norway (Ole Andreas Flagstad) |
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The blue revolution, transition from land to sea, Blue 21,
The Netherlands (Karina Czapiewska) |
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Space@Sea, MARIN,
The Netherlands (Olaf Waals) |
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North Sea Energy Lab, Greenbridges, The Netherlands (Martine Verweij) |
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17.00 |
Network drinks |
TUESDAY, MAY 29
PROJECT MEETINGS (MEMBERS ONLY): International Windship Association (IWSA): general assembly, SPOWTT Joint Industry Project Meeting, WiSP Join Industry meeting
Assembly for all project meetings ar in the foyer on the 13th floor
Main event location: Lloydzaal
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09.00 |
Doors open, registration & Coffee |
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09.30 |
Opening |
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Guilhem Gaillarde, MARIN, chairman, BlueForum |
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Introduction of sustainable ocean activities and workshop ambitions |
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Zero emission in Transport & Shipping MARIN (Guilhem Gaillarde) |
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Offshore wind Energy, TKI Wind op
Zee (Ernst van Zuijlen) |
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Maritime innovation and the Interreg
Periscope program, Netherlands Maritime Technology (Marnix Krikke) |
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Integral Innovation & Multi-use to succeed with the energy
transition at the North Sea, North Sea Energy Lab (Martine
Verweij) |
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The importance of integral innovation – a North Sea Energy Lab film |
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10.45 |
Workshop
I – part 1: |
Workshop II - part 1: |
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Glimpse on the sustainable future of Shipping
& Ocean Energy, MARIN
& TKI Wind op Zee, Gemeente Rotterdam |
The importance of integral innovation &
multi-use to succeed with the energy transition at sea, MVI North
Sea Energy lab, Periscope and Pilot Table Norht Sea
2030 policy process |
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Challenges: |
Pilots: |
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Sustainable energy production, storage and
distribution |
(Financial)
participation in windparks |
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Operations & Maintenance |
Aquaculture – fisheries – energy - nature |
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Multi-use of sustainable offshore assets |
Small-scale lobster fishing in windparks |
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Zero emission shipping |
Systems integration (hydrogen production on
offshore oil & gas platforms) |
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13.00 |
Lunch |
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14.00 |
Workshop
I – part 2: |
Workshop II - part 2: |
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Glimpse on the sustainable future of Shipping
& Ocean Energy, MARIN
& TKI Wind op Zee, Gemeente Rotterdam |
The importance of integral innovation &
multi-use to succeed with the energy transition at sea, MVI North
Sea Energy lab, Periscope and Pilot Table North Sea 2030 policy process |
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16.00 |
Integration & dissemination
session |
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Presentation of pilotes and challenges |
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Panel discussion with Dirk Sijmons (H+S
Landscape architects) and Hans Hillebrand (Min EZK) |
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17.30 |
Network drinks |
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WORKSHOP I: ON INVITATION
Location: Mullerzaal
WORKSHOP II: PUBLIC EVENT registration closed
Location: Lloydzaal, Jan Backxzaal and Foyer 13th floor
PERISCOPE Idea Jam on the Tuesday of the BlueWeek
New cross-border and cross-sectorial challenges in the North Sea Region ask for trans-national and inter-sectorial solutions supported by incentives to break out of existing silos. PERISCOPE aims to support sustainable development of the North Sea, by strengthening cross-sector Blue Growth innovation capacity and bringing together the players (businesses, entrepreneurs, clusters/networks, researchers, universities, incubators, investors and funds, customers/users, regional and local authorities and development/business support agencies) for knowledge sharing, acceleration and launch of new innovation-projects.
The BlueWeek is therefore an excellent opportunity for PERISCOPE to gather stakeholders to think together about innovative Blue Growth ideas. To foster this discovery process, PERISCOPE will give the attendees of the BlueWeek the opportunity to participate in an interactive ranking of business opportunities and to come up with new innovative ideas. The best ideas will be highlighted by Marnix Krikke (Netherlands Maritime Technology) during the integration and dissemination session on the Tuesday afternoon. PERISCOPE will foster the development of promising ideas and will help idea-owners with matchmaking and in the search for financial support.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30
Seminar location: Lloydzaal registration closed. However as a trial you can join the live stream. Opened 09.00 hours CET
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08.30 |
Registration |
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09.00 |
Opening |
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Astrid Kee, Member
board of directors STC |
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Councillor Harbour, City of Rotterdam |
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Guilhem Gaillarde, MARIN, chairman, BlueForum |
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09.20 |
Natural Propulsion (chair: Gavin Allwright) |
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Installation of Norsepower
Rotor Sail on board Viking Grace, Norsepower, Finland (Tuomas Riski) |
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Development of global wind power industry, as
inspiration for wind assistance on ships, World Wind Energy
Association, Germany (Stefan Gsänger) |
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BICEPS Network: shippers demand sustainable ocean
shipping, FrieslandCampina Corporate
Procurement, the Netherlands (Walter Vermeer) |
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Has hydrogen potential to be used as a marine
fuel?, CMB, Belgium (Roy Campe) |
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Sustainability and wind assistance in shipping at
the TU Delft, TU Delft, The Netherlands (Riaan van 't Veer) |
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Systematic variation of wind assisted ship
designs, MARIN, The Netherlands (Rogier Eggers) |
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OceanWings®, a reefable and automated wingsail for the hybrid propulsion of ships, VPLP/CNIM,
France (Nicolas Sdez/Gaetan Breurec) |
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Innovative large sail technology for a new cruise
experience, STX France, France (Vianney
Vautier) |
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Wind+Wing
developments; scaling up, Wind+Wing
Technologies, USA (Charlie Bogue) |
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13.00 |
Lunch |
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14.00 |
Natural Propulsion (chair: Gavin Allwright) |
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Net Zero Sail Propulsion for Tankers with the TankerProa, Innovative Marine
Technology, United States of America (Frank J. Berté) |
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The Tig Rig Retrofit
Sail System, Dasivedo, Canada
(Alistair Johnson) |
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Energy Transition in shipping, MARIN, the
Netherlands (Moritz Krijgsman) |
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Ventifoil
developments, eConowind, the
Netherlands (Guus van der Bles) |
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15.50 |
Natural Solutions (chair: Gavin Allwright) |
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Flying insects & drones, Wageningen University and Research,
The Netherlands (Florian Muijres) |
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Fish propulsion, Wageningen
University and Research, The Netherlands (Johan L. van Leeuwen) |
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Bioinspired flow sensing in complex environments
using an artificial lateral line, Rhine-Waal University,
Germany (William Megill) |
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Biomimetic Ship Propulsion: towards the most
efficient configuration, Groningen university, The Netherlands (Eize Stamhuis) |
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O-foil heritage and further…, MARIN, The
Netherlands (Christian Veldhuis) |
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17.40 |
Pitches (short presentations) |
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Pitches for new joint research initiatives,
natural propulsion and natural solutions |
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Scaling up, Wind+Wing,
USA (Charlie Bogue) |
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Maritime Carbon Capture and Storage, MARIKO,
Germany (Leo van der Burg (FME) & Inga Lauts) |
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The Tig Rig – mounting
a coherent position for the shipping industry, Dasivedo, Canada (Alistair Johnson) |
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Opportunaties european subsidies for WASP, IDMM, the
Netherlands (Robbert van Hasselt) |
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Wind propulsion Hubs, IWSA, UK
(Gavin Allwright) |
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18.00 |
Network drinks |
GENERAL INFORMATION
Venue: STC Lloydstraat 300, 3024 EA Rotterdam (metrostop Coolhaven 13min walk) or tram line 8 Spangen (stop Pieter de Hoochweg (6min walk).
Coffee, tea and lunches will be served during breaks free of charge to all participants who have registered and wear a badge
Parking: Q-park Schiecentrale, Schiehavenkade 120 Rotterdam (5 minutes walking distance from STC building). Free parking at P&R transferium, Capselsebrugpad 60, Rotterdam (continue your travel by Metro B in the direction Schiedam Centrum. exit at stop Coolhaven, 13 minutes walking distance from STC building).
Photo’s: during the event photo’s will be taken and displayed on the website
Presentations: after the event presentations will be available on the website
WiFi: free WiFi will be available, a code will be printed on your badge