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Zero Emission Ferries in Europe 2026 is a one-day conference organised by Global Mass Transit, taking place on May 26, 2026 at the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel, Amsterdam.
As Europe accelerates the transition toward cleaner maritime transport, this conference will bring together policymakers, transport authorities, ferry operators, shipbuilders, technology providers, energy companies, and financiers to explore the deployment of zero emission ferries across the region.
The event will examine key topics such as funding mechanisms, procurement strategies, operational and maintenance considerations, and the latest technological innovations in electric and hydrogen-powered ferries. It will also address critical challenges including infrastructure readiness, port electrification, grid impact, and the economics of zero-emission vessel adoption.
Through a series of expert-led sessions, panel discussions, and case studies, participants will gain practical insights into real-world projects, best practices, and future deployment plans. The conference will also highlight opportunities for collaboration across industry stakeholders and showcase emerging solutions shaping the future of sustainable ferry transport.
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