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Nick Gross

Lloyd's Register

Director-Global Containerships Segment

Nick embarked on a career in container shipping with X-press Feeders in Dubai, followed by Singapore and Hamburg, where he looked after a wide range of business streams, including network and fleet strategy, after which he moved to Lloyd’s Register in the UK.

As Global Containership Segment Director, Nick works alongside Lloyd’s Register’s technical and decarbonisation experts to support the full spectrum of stakeholders, with particular focus on energy transition, digital solutions, efficiency and safety.

Lloyd’s Register is a global professional services company specialising in engineering and technology for the maritime industry. We are the world’s first marine classification society, created more than 260 years ago to improve the safety of ships.

Lloyd’s Register is a trusted maritime adviser, partnering with clients to drive performance across the ocean economy, with our technical expertise offered in more than 70 locations, serving clients based in 182 countries.

Sessions With Nick Gross

Wednesday, 1 March

  • 11:45am - 12:30pm (PST) / 01/mar/2023 07:45 pm - 01/mar/2023 08:30 pm

    Decarbonizing Ocean Container Supply Chains: What Shippers Demand Versus Solutions Available Today
    Logistics teams are under growing pressure to make progress in decarbonizing supply chains by reducing Scope 3 emissions — those emissions indirectly generated by their vendors, including ocean carriers and freight forwarders, when moving their goods. Those pressures are coming from end-customers, investors, and other stakeholders who are increasingly requiring ESG reporting. But container shipping, like the wider maritime industry, is in the very early stages of decarbonizing ocean borne transportation, with a decades-long journey ahead. In this session, shippers will express their needs while maritime industry experts will assess current efforts to decarbonize, including possible fuel types, vessels on order, and potential further regulatory changes.
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