LR at London International Shipping Week
Throughout London International Shipping Week 2025, Lloyd’s Register (LR) is proud to sponsor and participate in a wide range of high-impact industry events. These include strategic forums on maritime risk, decarbonisation, energy transition, shipbuilding, and finance, with contributions from LR’s senior leadership. Highlights include the Marine Energy Transition Forum, the reopening of LR’s headquarters, and exclusive networking receptions.
The week concludes with a collaborative event by LR Foundation and the Royal Museums Greenwich, addressing maritime career gaps and the future talent pipeline. Many events are invitation-only, with opportunities to express interest directly.
Event schedule to be announced
Day-1
08:30 - 14:00
The Old Library, 1 Lime Street, London, EC3M 7HA
LISW Shipping Risk Forum – Maritime London
Proudly sponsored by LR, this year’s Forum will feature leading practitioners and commentators from the global shipping industry to discuss the geo-political outlook and its effects on marine insurance.
Register by invitation only.
To express your interest, please contact events@maritimelondon.com
09:00 - 17:00
Norton Rose Fulbright 3 More London Pl London, SE1 2AQ
Marine Energy Transition Forum
Proudly sponsored by LR. The Marine Energy Transition Forum will consider how the industry is faring in taking the next steps towards the commercialisation of early initiatives in shipping’s energy transition.
12:30 - 19:00
Central Hall Westminster
Xinde Marine London Conference
Proudly sponsored by LR. With the theme of ‘Charting a Sustainable, Innovative and Resilient Maritime Future Together’, Xinde Marine Forum London 2025 aims to gather industry elites to share and exchange ideas on topics such as maritime policy, risk, resilience and returns in the shipping industry, maritime technology, risk management in the next wave of shipbuilding, shipping finance and investment.
Register: HERE
14:00 - 16:30
240 Blackfriars Rd 240 Blackfriars Road London SE1 8BU
Natpower Forum - Navigating Maritime Decarbonisation
Navigating maritime decarbonisation – powering the big shift through alternative fuels, shore power and infrastructure readiness.
Register: HERE
Andy McKeran – CCO, LR
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Andy McKeran
CCO, LR
18:30 - 20:30
71 Fenchurch St, London EC3M 4BS
VIP LR Building Reopening Reception
By invitation only. To express your interest, please contact lr-events@lr.org
Nick Brown – CEO, LR | Ruth Boumphrey – CEO, LR Foundation
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Nick Brown
CEO, LR
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Ruth Boumphrey
CEO, LR Foundation
Day-2
08:30 - 18:00
BMA House Tavistock Square London, Greater London WC1H
17th Annual Capital Link Shipping & Marine Services Forum
Featuring LR in a speaking capacity, the Forum will convene global maritime leaders, investors, and innovators to explore the evolving landscape of shipping finance, market outlooks, and the role of technology and regulation in shaping a resilient and forward-looking marine services sector.
18:30 - 18:30
Mari-UK event
LR joins the speaker lineup to share insights on Digital Classification and the Future of Maritime Assurance. Mari-UK event will highlight the need for a UK maritime research roadmap to align national efforts and unlock the sector’s full economic potential. It will explore how coordinated innovation can drive sustainability, competitiveness, and growth
Claudene Sharp-Patel, Global Technical Director
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Claudene Sharp-Patel
Global Technical Director, LR
19:30 - 21:30
The Steel Yard Allhallows Lane London, Greater London EC4R 3UL
LISW Chartering Reception
Proudly sponsored by LR. The highly exclusive evening event, designed to bring together 400+ charterers, shipowners, ship brokers and ‘cargo interests’ to engage in powerful networking and serious socialising among like-minded people.
Day-3
Day-4
An event organised by LR Foundation and Royal Museum Greenwich focussing on career gaps in the maritime sector and how government, academia, industry, and cultural organisations can collaborate to create a sustainable talent pipeline and foster support for future-focused industry development.