| Time | Place | Price | Registration |
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1. April 2025
9.30-15.00 | Rambøll Head Office
Hannemanns Allé 53
2300 Copenhagen
Denmark | Free of charge
*Limited number of participants
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In light of the current tense geopolitical situation, there is a considerable need for protection and monitoring solutions for critical civil infrastructure at sea in both Germany and Denmark. The protection of critical infrastructure such as large infrastructure projects, ports, energy infrastructure and underwater connections is of high priority. Cross-border collaboration between Denmark and Germany is more crucial than ever.
Teaming up with our partners Danish Maritime, IDA Risk, Gesellschaft für Maritime Technik (GMT) and VDMA Marine Equipment and Systems, we are happy to present this German-Danish industry gathering on civil maritime equipment and services for the protection of critical infrastructure at sea. Leading companies will showcase their cutting-edge technologies and industry experts will share their knowledge. Gain an overview of the current regulatory framework regarding the protection of critical infrastructure at sea in Germany and Denmark, as well as which technologies both countries are looking into.
Seize this opportunity to expand your network within the sector and forge new international connections that can propel your activities in both countries.
Programme
| 8.45 | Arrival, check-in, breakfast & networking |
| 9.30 | Welcome and Setting the Scene
Frederik H. Milling, Head of Naval Industry Affairs, Danish Maritime
Kristina Hoffmann, Chairperson, IDA Risk
Rambøll (tbc.)
Andreas Wenzel, CEO, German-Danish Chamber of Commerce |
| | Welcome by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action
Regina Hermsdorf, Division- Maritime Industry, Coordinating office of the Federal Government Coordinator for the Maritime Industry |
| | German political and regulatory landscape
Senior Police Director Nils von Waaden, Head of the Federal Police Sea Division |
| | Development and status of the German market for civil security
Holger Klindt, Gesellschaft für Maritime Technik / GMT |
| 11.05 | Coffee & networking |
| 11.25 | DALO's view on maritime security for critical maritime infrastructure
Commander Anders Lønne Christiansen, Chief Logistics, Coordination Department at the Maritime Capacity Center, Danish Ministry of Defence - Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) |
| | The industry’s perspective: Challenges and cooperations
Julie-Sophie Hübertz, Managing Director, Copenhagen Global |
| 12.15 | Lunch & Networking |
| 13.00 | Research perspective on the protection of critical maritime infrastructure
Frank Sill Torres, Director (acting), Institute for Protection of Maritime Infrastructures
German Aerospace Center (DLR) |
| | Wrap-up & discussion |
| 15.00 | Networking & end of day |
On Wednesday, April 2 and Thursday, April 3, the German delegates participating in the conference will be available for direct 1:1 meetings with interested Danish company representatives. Contact us at tala@handelskammer.dk if you are interested in starting a conversation about future collaborations.
