THE WORLD’S LEADING EXPO
FOR MARINE ELECTRIFICATION!
Electrification and hybridization
propulsion technologies
Workboats, ferries
and superyachts
Port and harbor
infrastructure solutions
About The Event
Technologies for electrification and hybridization of workboats, ferries, superyachts, other marine vessels + port and harbor infrastructure
Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo North America Conference and Exhibition, to be held in Houston, Texas, November 2 & 3, 2022, is dedicated to showcasing the very latest and next-generation electric and hybrid marine propulsion technologies and port infrastructure solutions. With exhibits and conference speakers from all over the world, the event is exclusively for shipowners, shipyards, operators, fleet managers and port authorities interested in exploring ways to decarbonize and the path to zero-emission shipping.
Product Areas
Expect to see and hear about the following technologies and services:
- Electric/hybrid propulsion technology and systems
- Energy storage solutions
- Supercapacitors
- Ship-to-shore power
- Wireless charging
- Connectors
- Fuel cell technology
- Vessel engineering and design
- Electric outboards
- Permanent-magnet motors
- Brushless motors
- AC/DC motors
- Green-marine technologies
- Repowering solutions
- Repowering propulsion integrators and service agents
- Cooling systems
- Automation systems/solutions
- Converters
- Inverters
- Diesel-electric generators
- Gensets
- Alternative fuels
- Test and measurement tools
- Simulation software
- Autonomous technology
- Waste heat recovery systems
- Electric/hybrid control systems
- Electric pod, bow and side thrusters
- Port infrastructure
- Electric/hybrid crane, winch and cargo door systems
- Systems integration
- Magnetic technology
- Wind propulsion
- Solar
OPENING TIMES
Opening times
Wednesday, November 2
10am – 5pm
Thursday, November 3
10am – 5pm
First speakers announced
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Andrew Bower
Author of Clean Shipping Act of 2022
Galen Hon
The PoliSea Group
Milton Korn
Texas A & M University Galveston
chief engineer - training ship and professor of the practice
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