marine link image

Jotun to Address Glofoulding R&D Forum

November 1, 2024

Petter Korslund, Regulatory Affairs Manager at Jotun Performance Coatings. Image courtesy Jotun
Petter Korslund, Regulatory Affairs Manager at Jotun Performance Coatings. Image courtesy Jotun

The 3rd GloFouling R&D Forum, taking place from November 4-8, 2024,in Busan, South Korea, brings together experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to explore innovations, strategies and policies for managing biofouling. Jotun will join the forum to drive the conversation and continue their Clean shipping commitment agenda.

Hosted by The GloFouling Partnerships initiative, a project by IMO, the forum gathers the industry under the theme "Shaping the Future of Biofouling Management”.

Petter Korslund, Regulatory Affairs Manager at Jotun Performance Coatings, will present "Biofouling Management through Digital Solutions," highlighting one technology and solution that can help the industry and authorities to manage biofouling and eventually make the shipping industry cleaner.

“Ensuring that the industry is aware of and understands the solutions and technologies is important. That way regulators and stakeholders can set the scene for the industry based on experience-based knowledge and proven effects. As a leader within this topic, we are obliged to put focus on the challenges and drive the industry forward,” said Korslund.

“This forum provides a unique platform for stakeholders to discuss pressing challenges and share innovative solutions in biofouling management.”
At the forum Korslund will present Jotun’s approach to digital solutions – including HullKeeper – which delivers actionable data and intelligence on underwater hull condition and enables users to actively make faster & more informed decisions.  


Logistics News

Port Tampa Bay Welcomes Container Vessel with Largest Carrying Capacity

Port Tampa Bay Welcomes Container Vessel with Largest Carrying Capacity

Shipping Traffic Near Antwerp Slowed Due to Oil Spill

Shipping Traffic Near Antwerp Slowed Due to Oil Spill

India Allows Four Iranian Oil Tankers to Berth

India Allows Four Iranian Oil Tankers to Berth

Oil Spill Forces Partial Shipping Halt at Port of Antwerp

Oil Spill Forces Partial Shipping Halt at Port of Antwerp

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

A crash involving a bus full of British tourists in La Gomera, Spain has left one dead and 27 injured
Tel Aviv stocks reach record highs as truce hopes spur Tel Aviv's shares to hit a 1995 peak against the dollar.
Sources say that the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk has partially resumed oil and fuel loadings following a drone attack.