Workshop outline and programme

WORKSHOP THEME: The shipbuilding industry’s response to the Green Growth challenge

 

Welcome and introduction to the Workshop by the Chairman of the OECD's Council Working Party on Shipbuilding (WP6), Ambassador Harald Neple.

 

SESSION 1: GREEN GROWTH – What do governments expect?

 

Green Growth – Setting the Scene

• OECD’s Green Growth Strategy Team: "Highlights of the OECD's Green Growth Strategy and future steps" 

Government Perspectives

• Korea: "Green Growth in Korea"
• Australia: "Australia's perspective on the shipbuilding industry response to the green growth challenge"
• Japan: "Green growth and maritime industries"
• European Union - DG Enterprise and Industry: "EU policy for the greening of shipping"
• European Union - DG Climate Action: ”EU Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Maritime Transport”
• Denmark - Danish Maritime Authority: “Development of innovative green ships with Danish‐East Asiatic industrial partnerships as drivers”
• Norway: "Green Growth in Shipbuilding"

SESSION 2: How is industry responding to green growth imperatives?

Upstream actors

• OECD Steel Committee Secretariat: "Making steel more green: challenges and opportunities”
• European Marine Equipment Manufacturers (EMEC): "Green growth: EMEC point of view, and 10 green principles" “

Shipbuilders

• Community of European Shipyards’ Associations (CESA): "CESA views on Green Challenges & Opportunities"
• The Korean Shipbuilders’ Association (KOSHIPA): "Climate change & shipbuilders"
• The Shipbuilders’ Association of Japan (SAJ): "GHG Emission Reduction - Challenge for the Shipbuilders"
• CSBC Corporation – Chinese Taipei: "Shipyard efforts for energy saving in Chinese Taipei"

Downstream actors

• The Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO): "Shipbuilding from the Shipowner’s Perspective"
• Intertanko: "Shipping: advancing from Green to Greener" (PPT) + related text
• The Asian Shipowners’ Forum (ASF): "Asian perspective on green ships"
• Maersk Line: "Cradle to Cradle Passport"
• Korea Register of Shipping (KRS): "Green ship technology and industrial development - Korea and KRS"
• International Chamber of Shipping (ICS): "Preparing for the Implementation of the Hong Kong Convention on Ship Recycling - the Shipowners’ Perspective"

Ship recyclers

• Ship Recyclers' Association of Turkey: “Recycling practices in Turkey”

Labour views

• International Metalworkers’ Federation (IMF) – Trade Union Advisory Committee (TUAC): "What does Green Growth mean for Workers – the need for a cooperative linkage between shipbuilding and ship-breaking"

SESSION 3: What are “Green Growth” best practices?

• OECD WP6 Secretariat: "Possible Policy Options and best practices"

Workshop documents:

• Submission by the Government of Australia
• Danish Maritime Authority – “Innovative Green Ship Design”
• Danish Maritime – “Green Ship of the Future”EMEC – “Green Ship Technology”
• EMEC – “Green Ship Technology”
• Norway – Green Growth in Shipbuilding

 

Links are only provided for those presentations where copies were received by the Secretariat.