Optional:
LNG conference on board Tallink Megastar
www.lngconference.eu

Day 1:
“Smart Cities, Smart Buildings and Smart Solutions”

Opening Speech
Valdo Kalm, CEO Port of Tallinn

Smart City Approach
Estonian Smart City Cluster TBC

Estonian Smart City Cluster is designed to create an innovative environment in cities, which will boost the competitive ability of companies by bringing together businesses, citizens, public authorities, R&D institutes and structures that support innovation. The cluster will focus on the creation, development and exporting of innovative solutions taking in different spheres of urban life.

Port of Tallinn Masterplan
Valdo Kalm, CEO Port of Tallinn

Port of Tallinn announced a planning competition for the Old City Harbour long-term development vision in order to find a comprehensive solution that will become the basis for real estate developments in the harbour area and the connection of the urban and public space with the harbour’s functions. Port of Tallinn has the aim of bringing more urban development to the harbour area and making the area easily accessible and attractive for both passengers and citizens.

Eco Friendly City Design (in French, translated into English)
Keynote Speaker Vincent Callebaut

Vincent Callebaut is a Belgian ecological architect. He designs futuristic-like ecodistrict projects, which take account of several aspects of sustainability (renewable energies, biodiversity, urban agriculture). His futuristic design is part of a greater vision to help European cities transition their built environments towards a post-carbon future. His latest projects are: Tour&Taxis.Energy-Plus Masterplan, Metamorphosis of the Gare Maritime and construction of 3 Vertical Forests, Brussels 2016; Agroecology and sustainable food systems growing up around wooden & timber towers, Jaypee Greens Sports City, New Delhi 2014-2020; PARIS SMART CITY 2050: 8 prototypes of energy-plus towers eco-conceived to fight against climate change, Paris 2014-2015.

Smart Buildings – the Investor Case
Marko Uueda, Capital Mill

The Explorer commercial building, developed by Capital Mill, was issued the LEED Platinum certificate for energy-efficient building, making it officially the greenest building of its kind in Estonia. The very positive feedback received from users of both buildings shows that Capital Mill has set the bar very high in the port area that is becoming the heart of Tallinn. The port area has to be worthy of its role both in content and in form. It must be a calling card.

Smart Solutions, Thinking Green
Ülar Mark, KODA-Project

Introducing a temporary space usage project based on Port of Tallinn’s port area example and giving a bigger picture of developments of pop-up themes and their usefulness.

Smart Terminal Case – Hamburg Cruise Terminal
Sacha Rougier, Cruise Gate Hamburg GmbH (TBC)

Conclusion and end of the first day of the seminar

Incentive tour in Tallinn Old Town
for international participants

Tallinn Old City Harbour Tour
The tour includes a visit to cruise area and a demonstration of Smart Port solution (an automated check-in and traffic leading system).
Meeting place: Port of Tallinn head office, address: Sadama 25.

Day 2:
“Smart Cruise Terminal Buildings and Innovative Port Reception Facilities”

Smart Solutions of Cruise Industry and Expectations to Ports and Destinations from Cruise Line Perspective
Keynote Speaker Ukko E. Metsola, Vice President, Royal Caribbean International

Initiatives Towards More Sustainable Cruise Industry
Focus on the initiatives of cruise ships in getting greener and smarter
Keynote speaker, Carnival Maritime (TBC)

Meeting Cruise and Shipping Lines’ Needs from Ferry Line Perspective
Marina Jõgi, Tallink Group

User Case of CMP and Visby Port: New Port Infrastructure Solutions for Cruise Ships
Arnt Möller Pedersen, Copenhagen-Malmö port

User Case Energy sustainable port solutions – a study on energy sustainability of terminal operations
Dr. Johannes Schmidt, Hamburg Port Consulting

Green terminal
Ports of Stockholm

CLIA PRF Simulation Exercise Results
CLIA (TBC)

User Case Workshop
Tallinn Cruise Terminal (input from participants)

Brief project meeting