Yet significant challenges remain with operators facing complex decisions on vessel procurement, choosing between hydrogen and battery technology, and financing models. At the same time, ports and terminals must continue navigating significant infrastructure upgrades, grid capacity constraints, and the coordination demands of working across energy suppliers, shipbuilders, and regulators. Translating this investment and momentum into coordinated, large-scale fleet decarbonization will require closer alignment across government, industry, and finance than the sector has yet achieved. Following a successful inaugural edition, Global Mass Transit is pleased to announce the second annual conference on Zero Emission Ferries UK, to be held on October 7, 2026 at Park Plaza London Riverbank.
The mission of the conference is to discuss the deployment of zero emission ferries in the UK, funding available, strategies, case studies, best practices, recent developments, key challenges, plans and future outlook. It will also provide information on procuring, financing, operating, and maintaining zero emission ferries and infrastructure. The conference will also highlight opportunities and technological innovations.
Glenn Cezanne, Vice-President, Global Government Relations, and Semih Tetik, Technical Project Manager, will speak at the conference on behalf of CharIN.
Event Info
Date:
10/07/2026 – 10/07/2026
Timezone: Europe/London (BST)
Location:
London, UK