The maritime industry faces the dual challenge of reducing emissions while remaining economically competitive. As a result, energy efficiency is becoming one of the key drivers of the sector's transformation.Against this backdrop,
The maritime industry faces the dual challenge of reducing emissions while remaining economically competitive. As a result, energy efficiency is becoming one of the key drivers of the sector's transformation.
Against this backdrop, SMM will launch the Energy Efficiency Hub, a dedicated exhibition area focusing exclusively on energy efficiency, September 1-4, 2026. Under the motto "Efficiency First: Powering the Future of Shipping," 24 companies from Europe, Asia and the Middle East will showcase solutions designed to improve energy efficiency in shipping. Although shipping has already embarked on its transition, it remains unclear which low-carbon fuels will ultimately prevail. Measures that deliver immediate reductions in energy consumption are therefore becoming increasingly important.
What is already possible today
The Energy Efficiency Hub brings together companies representing a broad spectrum of technologies. The Hub comprises an international joint stand with 16 exhibitors alongside eight individual exhibitors.The exhibition covers the entire value chain, ranging from digital optimization and performance management systems, AI-based applications and energy management solutions to hybrid and electrification technologies, wind-assisted propulsion systems, solar technologies, onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS), retrofit solutions, technologies for alternative fuels and next-generation propulsion systems.
Among the exhibitors are BAR Technologies (United Kingdom), Cryospain (Spain), ENOGIA
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