Maritime Logistics

Maritime & Logistics at ADIPEC

The Maritime & Logistics area at ADIPEC is a meeting place for the energy and maritime sectors to come together to explore emissions reduction solutions that can advance the world’s climate ambitions.

It will bring together industry leaders, regulators and decision makers from the global maritime and logistics supply chain, alongside leading technological and digital experts to accelerate tangible, collective progress and advance the unprecedented commitments set out in the UAE Consensus.

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Why participate?

Meet influential buyers

Connect with key decision-makers, purchasers, and influencers, who comprise 95% of ADIPEC attendees. Drive business growth by forging new relationships, generating leads, and unlocking substantial opportunities.

Forge partnerships

Develop strategic alliances and explore business prospects with a targeted international audience in maritime transport and logistics.

Showcase innovations

Shape the future of the maritime industry by showcasing cutting-edge technologies and initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions and fostering sustainability.

Network effectively

Connect with global professionals in the maritime, logistics, and energy sectors, fostering partnerships and opportunities for business advancement.

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A selection of 2024 exhibitors at the ADIPEC Maritime & Logistics area

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Maritime & Logistics Conference

The Maritime & Logistics Conference will shape pragmatic and transparent discussions and foster the cross-industry collaboration needed to find tangible decarbonisation solutions that can accelerate industry-wide transformation, a critical step in delivering a clean energy future while maintaining equitable economic growth.

Hear from our participations

ADIPEC is the foremost platform for industry stakeholders in the global logistics and supply chain network to establish cross-sector collaborations to drive sustainable progress while holding back maritime emissions.

Captain Abdulkareem Al Masabi

CEOADNOC Logistics & Services

ADIPEC brought together key decision-makers from across the maritime value chain to identify tangible steps to decarbonise the industry and highlight practical, realistic and commercially viable low-carbon solutions.

Eng. Yasser Zaghloul

Group CEONMDC Group

We must relentlessly continue our ambition to decarbonize in accordance with the 1.5°C target. For the maritime decarbonisation journey, a substantial increase in upstream investments in alternative fuels is on the critical path. APIDEC remains a central forum for the aggregation of the entire upstream ecosystem.

Torben Nørgaard

Chief Technology Officer - Energy & FuelsMærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping

Decarbonising the global maritime industry is a major shared challenge. ADIPEC’s Maritime and Logistics Conference highlighted some of the most important issues and promising solutions that will help drive advancement and investment in a sustainable new model for our sector.

Dr. Ahmed Al Abri

CEOAsyad Ports

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is one of the key challenges faced by the global shipping industry, and ADIPEC 2023 has been instrumental in promoting urgent, collective action for a cleaner, more secure energy system.