Marintec Innovation Webinar series III：New Fuels/New Energy...

Overxa0the past 25xa0years, Mr. Chatterton has workedatxa0theexecutivelevelacrossxa0the energy, shipping, transportation, renewablesxa0andchemical sectors, where hexa0has been responsible forxa0creating strategy, fundraising, restructuring, crisis managementxa0and operations for both startupsxa0andmultinationals.

Prior to joining MI as COO, Mr. Chatterton managed the energy assets for axa0vertically integrated, leading European family office withanxa0annual turnover of USD 5 bln and core interests in gas, fertilizer &xa0chemical production.

Chris has led numerous funding rounds forxa0energyxa0andagricultural projects with many successful exits, to include three public offeringsxa0in addition to numerous cross-border private placements and remains active in the start-up space as a thought leader, mentor and founder.

Mr. Chattertonxa0is fluent in Russianxa0and holdsxa0axa0Globalxa0EMBA from HECxa0Paris.

Has been in the Marine & Offshore (M&O) with 20 years of experience ranging from project management, surveying, engineering, business development, commercial, Operations, Oil & Gas, and New Construction.

Graduated with a First-Class Honors on BEng Naval Architecture from University of Newcastle, UK and MSc in Maritime Studies and Professional master’s in business administration (International Trading) from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore.

Shu Yong believes in integrating expertise, collaboration, partnership and leveraging on different domain expertise in the industry to provide innovative and holistic solutions.

Currently, the Director of Global Sustainability for American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), he is looking and establishing more innovative and collaborative endeavors, and brings valuable experience in delivering sustainable, digital and innovation projects across a diverse range of technologies to the industry.

He is always seeking innovative value propositions that address the need for Sustainability solutions in Asia and beyond. Through navigating new grounds, harnessing diverse capabilities across the industry, fostering strategic partnership networks to pilot proof of concept solutions, seeding new capabilities and cross-pollinating ideas with the partners to bring a knowledge of cluster to the industry for a sustainable lifecycle.

Graduated from Guangdong University of Technology, master of Electrical engineering, CTO of Contemporary Amperex Electric Vessel Technology Limited (CAEV, wholly-owned subsidiary of CATL). He has worked for well-known shipyard and Marine electric propulsion system integrator. In the past, he has been engaged in the research, development and engineering application of Marine electric propulsion system. He has more than 10 authorized patents and published more than 20 journal papers. The research direction includes the application research of power battery system on vessels, intelligent navigation technology of vessels, digital technology for vessel operation and maintenance, on-board DC power grid technology, energy efficient solution for various vessel types, and shaft power generation system application research on large merchant vessels, etc.

Karim Fahssis is heading decarbonization for Maersk in China.

As a global provider of end-to-end logistics services with the ambition to achieve carbon net zero transport by 2040, it is a strategic imperative for Maersk that we develop and identify the solutions which will enable us to deliver on our aspirations.

His main focus is on securing production and sourcing of green methanol in China in time for the delivery of Maersk new vessels. He also advises Maersk’s landside department on its decarbonization journey.

Karim Fahssis is an energy engineer by training and an entrepreneur having considerable experience with renewable energy projects. He has a strong technical background and a thorough understanding of the concepts and standards relevant to decarbonization. A French national, Karim Fahssis has been a resident of China since 2005 with his family in China. He speaks Chinese fluently.

He holds a double master’s degree in mechanical engineering and fluid dynamics from Centrale Nantes engineering school (France) and energy management from the Xi’an Jiaotong University (China).

He was awarded by the MIT Technology Review as the "Innovator of the year 2014" for introducing disruptive software technologies to the global wind energy industry with a focus on prospecting superior resource sites and delivering bankable energy yield assessments.

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