Net Zero Shipping Summit - Part of the 11th Annual Sustainability Week

The Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub (The Decarb Hub) is proud to partner with Economist Impact for the Net Zero Shipping Summit, taking place on 4 March 2026 at the Intercontinental London – The O2, as part of the 11th annual Sustainability Week (2–4 March 2026). 

Panel discussion: Trawling for funds – financing and investing in net-zero ships and ports 

4th March 2026 I from 15:30 - 16:00

Lee Joh Hann, Strategic Research Lead, Sustainable Fuels, the Decarb Hub, joins industry leaders to examine one of the sector’s defining challenges: unlocking capital amid systemic uncertainty. 

From green fuel availability and price risk to carbon regulation and infrastructure gaps, bankability depends on progress across the entire ecosystem. This session will explore how finance, policy and industry must align to accelerate investment. 

Join us 

Complimentary tickets are available for maritime industry stakeholders, apply here (all applications reviewed by the Economist Impact team). 

Members of our wider network can register here using the discount code TDC-SW20. 

Access the full Sustainability Week programme 

A ticket to the Net Zero Shipping Summit also provides access to the wider 11th annual Sustainability Week — bringing together 400+ speakers and 2,500+ in-person leaders across sustainability, energy transition and global business. Themes include supply chain resilience, AI and digitalisation, renewable energy deployment, carbon markets, and regulatory transformation — alongside practical case studies, executive roundtables and high-level networking. 

About the Net Zero Shipping Summit, part of 11th annual Sustainability Week 

Shipping is responsible for only 3% of global emissions, but it moves around 80% of world trade. That makes it part of scope 3 for many other industries and a crucial part of the effort to decarbonise supply chains. Regulations that aim to cut shipping emissions will have immediate and profound consequences. They will affect everyone from financial officers and procurement heads negotiating long-term logistics contracts to sustainability officers measuring scope 3 emissions and ensuring corporate accountability. Bringing the shipping industry face to face with investors and the full supply chain, the summit will explore how to meet rising expectations, build transparency and demonstrate leadership. The first businesses to act will set the standards that others follow. 

For more information about the programme, visit the conference’s website. 

Be part of the conversation shaping the future of zero-emission shipping.