Decarbonising operations to reduce emissions and costs remains top of the agenda at Seawork, so how can we connect, invest and decarbonise onshore power supplies? 

In advance of their Seawork Conferences' session in June, join Roland Teixeira de Mattos, President, EOPSA and Chris Poyner, Head of Shore Power, ABB Marine and Ports to discuss the current challenges and opportunities in onshore power; highlighting the real-world applications and industry expertise from their combined 40 years + experience in decarbonisation processes. Moderated by Debbie Mason, Editor, Maritime Journal this bitesize webinar session promises a snapshot of the high level conversations you can expect at Seawork 2025!

New for 2025 FloodFighters@Seawork will feature discussions and insights on preparing for the consequences of climate changes of flooding, plus its effects on communities and rescue work. 

Want to learn more? Join Debbie Mason, Editor at Maritime Journal and David Lane, Academy Director at Professional Rescue along with key speakers from the IMRF to learn more on this crucial topic plus what to expect at the main event on 10 June at Seawork

With Seawork just around the corner, now is the ideal time to ensure you're making the most of both your presence at the show and your profile on the Seawork online platform.
Join our team who will guide you through everything you need to know on how to maximise your exposure and networking opportunities before, during, and after the event.
This session is perfect for exhibitors and visitors alike and will give you practical, actionable insights to help you stand out and connect with the right people.

What you’ll learn:
•    How to optimise your profile on the Seawork online platform
•    Tips for increasing engagement before, during and after the event
•    How to make the most of event marketing opportunities
•    Getting involved with the conference programme and industry awards
•    Using the platform’s tools to connect with key decision-makers
 

Moderators: 

• Sharon Jones - Regional Lead, Maritime Enterprise Engagement
• Debbie Mason - Maritime Journal, Editor

Speakers:

• Mark Helliker - DASA Innovation Partner for the South East
• Tim Ketton-Locke - Deputy Director, Office for Small Business Growth
• Jane Warren - Head of Navy Commercial Define

How can the commercial workboat sector contribute to Defence as an engine for growth?

The commercial workboat sector has a significant role to play in supporting the objectives of the Defence Industrial Strategy 2025: Making Defence an Engine for Growth. By providing versatile, cost-effective, and innovative maritime solutions, the sector can enhance defence capabilities while contributing to economic growth and national resilience.
Workboats support a wide range of defence activities, including logistics, port operations, training, and maritime security, allowing military assets to focus on core operational roles. The sector’s ability to integrate cutting-edge technologies, such as autonomous systems, advanced sensors, and sustainable propulsion, aligns with the MOD’s goals of modernisation and environmental sustainability.

Join the webinar to explore how the commercial workboat industry strengthens the UK’s defence supply chain, fosters innovation, and supports high-value jobs, particularly in coastal and regional economies.

Autonomy at sea - the future of global regulations for autonomous vessels and underwater systems

 

MASS regulatory perspective

• What is IMCA's view on the IMO's forthcoming MASS regulations 
• What is IMCA doing in response?

ROV

• Four levels of autonomy - what are they, is this leading towards a global standard?
• IMCA activity re ROV, AUV, USV, space, including accreditation of inspectors