Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo Unites Industry With Strategic Partnership

With rising demand for cleaner energy, electric propulsion systems are being adopted across a diverse range of vessels and of all sizes. This latest collaboration with CharIN will enable the industry to gain greater insights into how to integrate sustainable technologies and electrify harbour infrastructure to create a fully electrified marine ecosystem.

Such partnerships reinforce Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo's role as a pivotal platform for fostering innovation and collaboration within the maritime industry. CharIN joins an already exceptionally strong line-up of industry expertise, following the announcement earlier in the year of Association Partner, the International Electric Maritime Association (IEMA), and Show Partners Maritime Battery Forum (MBF) and the Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association (ZESTAs), and the European Onshore Electric Power Association (EOPSA) at this year's event. 

"Collaborating with the industry's leading event to unite all aspects of sustainable maritime developments is key to reaching out to a diverse community of operators, each seeking to move progressively towards net-zero targets. This meeting place of these industry-wide communities will provide the ideal stage to inform and educate on how we successfully implement innovative technologies to achieve a fully integrated electrified maritime infrastructure. We are excited to be a part of this June's event and look forward to delivering our latest insights."

Michael Keller, CTO of CharIN and CEO of CharIN Academy

"Joining the dots of this complex process is one of the underlying successes of expos such as Electric & Hybrid Marine. This annual platform facilitates the maritime communities' discussion on how to make essential progressive steps towards globally ambitious goals of zero-emission maritime transportation. We are delighted to welcome CharIN and its members to the event in June as we fully appreciate its sharing of wealth of insight and expertise that will benefit both our exhibitors and visitors."

Oliver Taylor, Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo Director