Electrification is opening up new possibilities across the maritime sector, from smaller vessels and ports to larger and more demanding applications. As the sector continues to evolve, creating the right conditions for market growth and certainty will be essential. This involves addressing regulatory and safety requirements, considering relevant policy developments, and identifying suitable approaches to public funding alongside the development of technical solutions.
CharIN is bringing together stakeholders from across the maritime community to exchange experiences, discuss these developments, and identify where further collaboration and action can help support the sector’s growth. The CharIN Maritime Symposium 2026 will build on CharIN’s work in the marine segment and provide a platform for regulatory experts, industry professionals, and other stakeholders to contribute their perspectives and discuss the challenges and opportunities ahead.
The 90-minute online sessions are adapted to different time zones and will provide a space for exchange, discussion, and collaboration.
Event Info
Date:
09/16/2026 – 09/16/2026
Location:
Online
Why join?
- Hear from regulatory experts on relevant developments across different regions and discuss the importance of regulatory certainty for the sector.
- Learn more about CharIN’s work and the areas it is looking to address, from technical requirements and safety to public funding and market development.
- Engage with all participating stakeholders, allowing the community to highlight concerns, make suggestions, and develop new opportunities.
Who can participate?
Participation is open to CharIN members and non-members, by invitation only.
Interested in attending?
If you are interested in attending the CharIN Aviation Symposium, please contact brussels@charin.global.
Join the discussion and help shape the future of interoperable charging for the aviation sector.
Together, we can support the transition towards a green and interoperable charging ecosystem.
"At CharIN we are looking to address marine and aviation as independent pillars with full attention to the specificities, whilst bringing in lessons from our and your experiences in other sectors such as road transport and mining. We have already made significant progress in the marine segment as a task force and its sub-groups, and our now looking to strengthen focus and broaden the issues we will address. For aviation, we will have a fresh start with a task force and its sub-groups after the symposium. Our focus: Holistic; from technical requirements and regulatory certainty, to public funding and market growth."Glenn Cezanne, VP for Global Government Relations