ABS hosted the 13th Hellenic Technical Committee Meeting in Athens, Greece, bringing almost 40 industry-leading executives to explore the latest advancements in maritime technologies and innovation.
Chaired by Dr. Chris Leontopoulos, ABS Vice President, Corporate Technology, Europe, the meeting featured a lineup of insightful sessions covering a wide range of topics including onboard hydrogen production, the evolving landscape for nuclear installations and nuclear-powered ships.
The meeting concluded with a discussion on the latest IACS developments, providing attendees with the opportunity to share their perspectives and insights.
Dr. Chris Leontopoulos said “As we look into the future, it is imperative to continue investing in research and development to unlock the full potential of emerging technologies for the marine and offshore industries. Collaboration among key stakeholders is crucial in driving more efficient and sustainable marine operations.”
ABS extends its sincere thanks to our external speakers, namely, Professor Evangelos Hristoforou, National Technical University of Athens, Chairman Dr. Christos Housiadas, EEAE – Greek Atomic Energy Commission, and Chairman Nigel Carden, Thomas Miller P&I Club Ltd, who joined the meeting to explore the technological advancements in the shipping sector.
