New venue for IBIA Annual Dinner

Wed 6 Oct 2010, 13:44 GMT

New venue for IBIA Annual Dinner

IBIA's annual dinner will be held at Grosvenor House in 2011.

The International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) has announced that its annual dinner will be moving to a new venue in 2011.

The 17th IBIA Annual Dinner will be held at The Grosvenor House, a JW Marriott Hotel.

Commenting on the news, IBIA said "This year we have moved to new grander, larger and more spectacular venue."

Frequented by royalty, celebrities and business leaders since its opening in 1929, the historic Grosvenor House became a JW Marriott Hotel in September 2008 at the culmination of its restoration which incorporated every aspect of the hotel.

Set in Mayfair, the 5-star luxury hotel is located near museums and landmarks, grand department stores, West End theatres and businesses.

In order to find out more information about the IBIA Annual Dinner 2011 and how to book please click on the link below.

http://www.ibia.net/content.cfm?page_id=135

IBIA United Kingdom


		RINA unveils Mermaid propulsion concept to navigate uncertain decarbonisation landscape Fuel-agnostic design claims savings of more than 1,000 tonnes per year in some applications.

		Exmar names third and fourth dual-fuel ammonia-powered vessels Midsize gas carriers Adinkerke and Aalter named at formal ceremony.

		GCMD outlines practical approach to quantity assurance in marine biofuel supply chains New report addresses verification of both total fuel volume and renewable content in biofuel transactions.

		Hapag-Lloyd cuts steel for first vessel of new London Express class 16,800-TEU LNG dual-fuel vessel is first of 12 newbuildings in the class.

		DNV report warns regulatory uncertainty complicates fleet investment decisions CEO urges greater clarity to provide the confidence needed for long-term investment.

		Corvus Energy launches LFP battery system developed with BYD Energy Storage Blue Whale NxtGen Power targets tugs, ferries and workboats with high power demand.

		World’s first battery-powered self-unloading bulk carrier enters service in Australia MV Yampu connects South Australia’s limestone trade with a battery-electric propulsion system.

		E-methanol-ready ro-ro vessel delivered to Smyril Line 190-metre vessel is built for year-round North Atlantic operations and designed for future e-methanol conversion.

		Sunoil Biodiesel secures approval to supply biofuels in Belgium Dutch biofuel supplier expands its European footprint with Belgian market entry.

		Maersk takes delivery of dual-fuel methanol-capable Tacoma Maersk in China 9,000-TEU vessel is one of six mid-sized dual-fuel ships joining Maersk's fleet.