As alternative fuels and floating gas infrastructure gain momentum in the energy transition, SB SUNBO Co., Ltd. will return to Posidonia this summer to highlight
its turnkey EPCC capabilities for shipbuilding and offshore projects. Building on three previous participations at Posidonia since 2000, SB SUNBO sees the exhibition as a strategic platform to expand its international customer base and strengthen engagement with shipowners, shipyards and energy-sector stakeholders.
At Posidonia 2026, the company will present its new Regasification System, specifically developed for the niche FSRU market, addressing growing demand driven by energy security concerns, decarbonisation policies and the adoption of alternative fuels.
Jason (Jinseck) Son, Chief Business Officer of SB SUNBO, said: “We are thrilled to participate in Posidonia 2026, the premier maritime event uniting global shipping leaders. Our company, a trusted EPC service provider in shipbuilding, will showcase cutting-edge solutions, including our new Regasification System tailored for the niche FSRU market. We look forward to engaging with industry partners and demonstrating how our turnkey capabilities support efficient, sustainable vessels and offshore platforms.
Returning faces
Greece-based marine equipment and services provider ALNIC Investment Group/MIE Company LTD will return to Posidonia this summer, highlighting new partnerships and technologies aimed at supporting the maritime industry’s transition to alternative fuels and more sustainable operations. The company plans to introduce several new collaborations with Chinese manufacturers specialising in LNG and alternative fuel equipment, reflecting growing demand for technologies that help shipowners comply with tightening environmental regulations and evolving fuel strategies.
“Posidonia continues to play a vital role in the maritime industry, serving as a key platform for networking, business development, and the presentation of the latest technologies and innovations,” said Nicholas Kolliarakis and Alexandros Papantoniou, Managing Partners.
The group is also strengthening its focus on sustainability, having implemented ESG policies and internal reporting mechanisms since 2022 to track progress against environmental and social performance targets.
Returning to Posidonia after successful appearances in 2022 and 2024, Maritec-Naias will use the 2026 event to reinforce its role as a trusted partner in marine fuel quality, environmental compliance, and decarbonisation advisory services.
At Posidonia 2026, the company will highlight an expanded suite of services aligned with the industry’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
Toby Brooks, Commercial Director, said: “At Posidonia 2026, we are looking to exploring all opportunities and partnerships that will accelerate the shipping industry’s transition to renewable and low-carbon fuels, helping our customers every step of the way.
Greece-based Speedair S.A. continues to expand its role as a provider of international marine forwarding and integrated logistics services as it finalises plans for its fourth participation at Posidonia.
Dimitris Karampetsos, International Sales & Marine Director of Speedair S.A., said: “As regulatory demands and operational pressures across shipping intensify, dependable logistics execution is what separates delays from results. At Posidonia 2026, Speedair will reaffirm its role as a trusted logistics partner, keeping vessels operational worldwide.”
A regular Posidonia participant with 10 appearances since 2000, Palmarine (Hellas) will use Posidonia 2026 to showcase an expanded portfolio of smart marine systems, equipment representations and global services.
The company will highlight vessel performance and predictive maintenance software, CCTV monitoring systems, main engine liner scanning inspections, fixed gas detection and sampling systems, energy-saving devices, and shore power solutions. These are complemented by worldwide safety, underwater, and port repair services. Palmarine will also present exclusive equipment and systems from its international principals, including Oriental Precision & Engineering, Oriental Intelligence & Smart Systems, Nordic Flow Control Pte Ltd, and Sindex Refridgeration Pte Ltd.
Tasos Palimeris, Director of Palmarine (Hellas), said: “Posidonia remains a vital meeting point for developing partnerships, introducing innovative equipment, and aligning our services with the evolving needs of shipowners and operators worldwide.”
EY Greece, sponsor of the Posidonia Exhibition newsletter, is returning to Posidonia 2026 for its 18th participation, reflecting its long-standing presence in the maritime sector and its role as a trusted advisor to shipping companies navigating a changing global landscape.
Drawing on its broader maritime experience, including work on fleet renewal, financing, and decarbonisation pathways, EY Greece approaches the global shipping transition with a focus on system readiness, investment implications and long-term competitiveness.
“Shipping’s transition should not be viewed only through the lens of regulation; it is also a strategic risk and a value-chain transition challenge,” comments Ioannis Bitzis, Partner at EY-Parthenon in Greece. “What matters is the ability of shipping companies to develop realistic, phased and system-aware strategies, as the industry adapts to a more complex transition environment.”
Swedish propulsion specialist Berg Propulsion will build on the momentum of its inaugural participation at Posidonia in 2024 to deepen relationships across
the global maritime community. A long-established provider of tailor-made ship propulsion solutions, Berg Propulsion continues to position itself at the centre of
shipping’s green transition.
“This exhibition is a great opportunity for all maritime community to meet in person, discuss our common challenges and investigate solutions that can lead the shipping industry into the future,” said Aris Chidiroglou, Sales Manager.
American College of Greece (ACG) will return to Posidonia 2026 for what marks its seventh participation since 2000, underlining its long-standing commitment to supporting the shipping industry through executive and academic education.
“Since the establishment of our shipping programmes 20 years ago, we have consistently taken part in the exhibition, as it offers a unique platform for connecting academia with the global shipping community, ” said Spyros Vougious, Director, Shipping Programs. In addition to academic offering, ACG will highlight its career development services, which connect students and alumni directly with employers across the shipping industry, creating a clear pathway from education to professional placement.
EMICERT will return to Posidonia 2026 for its third participation with a strengthened focus on greenhouse gas verification, voyage emissions monitoring, and next-generation maritime sustainability assurance services. EMICERT will use the event to advance technical and commercial discussions around its core offering: the estimation, calculation, and verification of voyage carbon footprints under the EU ETS, alongside monitoring plan assessments, SEEMP Parts II and III evaluations, annual emissions report verification, and Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) validation.
As Kostas Antoniadis, Managing Partner, noted: “Shipping is entering a phase where environmental performance and regulatory compliance are no longer peripheral considerations, but core business parameters. Our role is to provide independent, credible verification that supports clarity, comparability, and confidence in an increasingly demanding regulatory environment.”
A Posidonia first
Making its debut at Posidonia 2026 is Turkish ship repair specialist Hersek Shipyard. Located in Altınova, Yalova, the yard will highlight a recently completed infrastructure investment designed to enhance its repair and conversion capacity.
Central to this upgrade is a new pier measuring 330 metres in length and 15 metres in width, with a 9-metre draft, enabling the yard to handle a broader range of repair, maintenance, and conversion projects while improving operational flexibility.
“Posidonia 2026 represents an important platform for Hersek Shipyard to strengthen its international presence and engage directly with shipowners and managers,” said Cem Hodara, Managing Director of Hersek Shipyard. “Our participation reflects our focus on building long-term partnerships and supporting repair, maintenance and conversion projects that respond to the evolving technical and regulatory requirements of the shipping industry.”
Maritime Cook Islands makes its debut at Posidonia 2026, marking a strategic step in strengthening its presence within the Greek and wider international shipping community.
At Posidonia 2026, the organisation will focus on strategic engagement rather than product launches, introducing its registry services to shipowners and operators while highlighting its regulatory credibility, technical capabilities and client-focused approach.
“Posidonia represents an important platform for us to engage directly with one of the world’s most influential shipping communities,” said Eleanor Keukura Roi, Director of Business Development & Marketing. “We are committed to supporting shipowners with practical, solutions-oriented approaches that enable safe, compliant, and efficient operations as the industry evolves.”
