Program
March 27 | Raffles Marina, Singapore
Meet the Maritime Battery Pace Setters
WATTS UP is the largest conference solely dedicated to maritime batteries! Experts in battery technology, application, safety, sustainability , standardization and financing of maritime batteries will be present! Presentations and talks will revolve around the six major themes vital to the acceleration of maritime batteries in the industry. Focusing on the Asia Pacific region, WATTS UP APAC will take place in Singapore on the 27th of March as part of the Singapore Maritime Week program! Once again, WATTSUP will bring together the best minds in the maritime battery industry committed to a zero emission future.
Preliminary Program WATTS UP APAC
09:00 - Opening session
Welcoming all attendees and setting the stage for the next step towards marine electrification in the Asia Pacific region. Marine electrification experts will share their insights and discuss challenges on the road towards a battery powered future.
10:15 - Coffee & Tea break
10:45 - Maritime Battery Technology session
Updates on the latest developments in maritime battery technology. Technology experts will highlight recent achievements, trends, and future expectations of where maritime battery technology will go.
12:15 - Lunch break
13:15 - Marine electrification session
The current challenges and opportunities for marine electrification will be discussed from different perspectives in the industry such as safety, regulations, and project development.
14:45 - Coffee & Tea break
15:30 - Harbour craft electrification session
This session will specifically focus on the electrification of harbour crafts and will highlight several achievements in this segment, as well as challenges and opportunities.
17:00 - Reception, dinner and ship visit
End of day with an all-inclusive drinks and dinner reception including the opportunity to go on board the battery powered Hydromover from Yinson Greentech. Take this opportunity to network with other marine electrification enthusiasts and get a closer look at a battery powered ship.