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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is high on the agenda in the global shipping community and never before has the environmental profile come under more intense scrutiny. Regulations, market requirements and economics are driving environmental developments. Compliance is not simple or cheap, and the impact differs greatly depending on operating areas. Following on from the successful launch of the global maritime environmental congress (gmec) in 2010, a second summit focusing on air pollution management will be held in Hamburg on September 3-4, 2012, on the occasion of SMM, the world’s leading shipbuilding trade fair. Organised by Hamburg Messe und Congress in association with Seatrade, gmec 2012 will bring together leading international speakers from all key maritime sectors, to discuss the challenges the maritime industry faces in developing technology that ensures its activities remain sustainable and environmentally compatible.

On the International calendar, Electra Mining Africa is ranked as the second largest mining show in the world and is the biggest trade exhibition in southern Africa. The show is recognised as a gateway into Africa for local and global investors looking for new business opportunities in the mining, construction, industrial and power generation industries.

Shipbuilding, machinery and marine technology, international trade fair. With 42,000 visitors from all over the world and more than 1,400 exhibitors, SMM Hamburg is with no doubt the leading international trade fair for this sector. SMM will once more be presenting a wide range of innovations to meet today’s rising standards for more competitive ships. SMM Hamburg is the important panel for decision makers from all shipbuilding nations: shipowner, top manager engineers and technicans meet in Hamburg to exchange the newest information and to make trend-setting decisions. SMM will be a showcase for a wide range of products and innovations.