Name: Advanced Maritime Technology Expo & Conference
Start: 2027-06-16
End: 2027-06-17
Location: Fira de Barcelona

Event overview

Overview

The Advanced Maritime Technology Expo & Conference is a premier event focusing on maritime innovation, featuring dedicated streams on electrification, automation, infrastructure, and regulation.

It brings together industry leaders to discuss advancements and challenges in the maritime sector.

TL;DR

1Dates and Venue: The Advanced Maritime Technology Expo & Conference takes place from June 16-17, 2027, at Fira de Barcelona, Spain.
2Scale and Focus: This event is a key platform for maritime professionals, focusing on electrification, automation, and regulatory challenges in the industry.
3Organiser: Hosted by CloserStill Media, the event promises a comprehensive program shaped by industry feedback.
4Buyer Authority: Attendees include shipowners, operators, technology suppliers, and policymakers, all influential in maritime purchasing decisions.
5Entry: Registration details and event hours can be found on the official website.

Why visit

Attendees will gain insights into cutting-edge maritime technologies, network with industry leaders, and participate in discussions that shape the future of the maritime sector. Dates and Venue: The Advanced Maritime Technology Expo & Conference takes place from June 16-17, 2027, at Fira de Barcelona, Spain. Buyer Authority: Attendees include shipowners, operators, technology suppliers, and policymakers, all influential in maritime purchasing decisions.

Why exhibit

Exhibitors will have the opportunity to showcase their innovations, connect with key decision-makers, and enhance their visibility in the rapidly evolving maritime market. Buyer Authority: Attendees include shipowners, operators, technology suppliers, and policymakers, all influential in maritime purchasing decisions. The maritime industry is undergoing significant transformation with a focus on sustainability and innovation. This event is crucial for stakeholders to stay.

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Shipowners and operators looking for innovative solutions.

Technology suppliers seeking to showcase their products.

Policymakers interested in regulatory developments.

Investors looking for opportunities in maritime technology.

Academics and researchers focused on maritime studies.

Consultants providing expertise in maritime operations.

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Companies specializing in maritime electrification technologies.

Firms offering automation solutions for shipping operations.

Suppliers of infrastructure and shore power systems.

Consultancies focused on maritime regulations and compliance.

Manufacturers of marine batteries and energy storage systems.

Developers of autonomous shipping technologies.

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Electrification solutions for vessels and ports.

Automation technologies for maritime operations.

Regulatory compliance tools for shipping.

Infrastructure solutions for shore power.

Energy storage systems for marine applications.

Digital solutions for maritime data management.

Location & Facilities

Venue

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Fira de Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

Attend

Entry & tickets

Who runs the show

Organisers

CloserStill Media

What's on

Programme

Sessions

Event days

09:15–12:40

Typical time

Speakers

Oskar Levander

VP business development @ Kongsberg Maritime

Jan-Erik Räsänen

chief technology officer @ Foreship by RINA

Maria Bos

CEO @ Plug

Oswald Hoogeveen

managing consultant @ EVConsult

Antoon van Coillie

ZULU Associates

Paul Simavari

researcher @ Newcastle University

Tuesday, Jun 16, 2026

09:15 – 09:30

Introducing the Advanced Maritime Technology Conference

Barcelona RoomSpeakers: Oskar Levander

09:35 – 10:20

One step further - Moderator for the session

Barcelona RoomSpeakers: Jan-Erik Räsänen

09:35 – 10:20

The world’s largest marine battery hybrid system project

Barcelona RoomSpeakers: Jan-Erik Räsänen

11:00 – 12:40

New EU battery regulation from Feb 2027 - Moderator for the session

Barcelona RoomSpeakers: Maria Bos

11:00 – 11:25

EU battery regulations and the digital battery passport for the maritime sector

Barcelona RoomSpeakers: Oswald Hoogeveen

11:25 – 11:50

Understanding the use of physics-based digital twins for battery asset management

Barcelona RoomSpeakers: Antoon van Coillie

How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

The Advanced Maritime Technology Expo & Conference is a premier event focusing on maritime innovation, featuring dedicated streams on electrification, automation, infrastructure, and regulation. It brings together industry leaders to discuss advancements and challenges in the maritime sector. The maritime industry is undergoing significant transformation with a focus on sustainability and innovation. This event is crucial for stakeholders to stay informed and engaged with the latest developments.

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

Visitors typically include Shipowners and operators looking for innovative solutions., Technology suppliers seeking to showcase their products., Policymakers interested in regulatory developments., Investors looking for opportunities in maritime technology.. Dates and Venue: The Advanced Maritime Technology Expo & Conference takes place from June 16-17, 2027, at Fira de Barcelona, Spain. Scale and Focus: This event is a key platform for maritime professionals, focusing on electrification, automation,.

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

Intelligence

Market context

Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

Europe — Spain (Catalonia), part of the Mediterranean maritime technology and ship electrification cluster centred on Barcelona, with strong links to Northern European shipbuilding, Greek shipowning and Spanish port operators.

Why it matters

Attending Advanced Maritime Technology Expo & Conference on 2027-06-16 to 2027-06-17 in Barcelona lets buyers and specifiers benchmark suppliers, see live demonstrations, and compress months of vendor meetings into one focused trade visit — worthwhile when your category roadmap aligns with the official exhibitor profile.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Electrification and hybrid propulsion

What electrification and hybrid propulsion means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

Connected helm and telematics

What connected helm and telematics means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

Sustainable materials and refit

What sustainable materials and refit means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

Experience-led watersports demand

What experience-led watersports demand means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

Supply-chain regionalisation

What supply-chain regionalisation means for buyers and exhibitors in this sector.

European maritime technology circuit

Book hotels and supplier meetings 8–12 weeks before opening day; the peer shows cluster in the first half and the autumn, so a single European trip can often cover two events.

Shipowners, yards, port authorities and marine equipment suppliers plan Barcelona alongside the major northern European and Mediterranean maritime technology shows to compare battery, hybrid and decarbonisation suppliers across markets.

Pre-show

Confirm exhibitor meetings and battery, hybrid and shore-power demonstrations for the 16–17 June 2027 edition.

Show week

Conference sessions in the Barcelona Room, hall walk-throughs and supplier negotiations across two days.

Peer events are established European maritime technology fairs; verify dates on each organiser website before booking.

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · EUR

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

BCN

Barcelona El Prat

to venue

by car

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

Budget

Fira Gran Via / L'Hospitalet

Not yet confirmed

Closest budget option to the exhibition halls; book early because show-week occupancy in L'Hospitalet fills fast.

Budget

Ciutat Vella / La Rambla

Not yet confirmed

Central city base with easy evening dining and transport; pair with a T-casual 10-ride metro card.

Mid-range

Fira Gran Via / L'Hospitalet

Not yet confirmed

Best walk-to-stand convenience for exhibitors and conference delegates; rates rise sharply on opening night.

Mid-range

Les Corts / Camp Nou

Not yet confirmed

Quiet residential location with reliable four-star service and good value for a two-night stay.

Premium

Montjuïc / Plaça d'Espanya

Not yet confirmed

Full-service option for host meetings and client dinners, with rooftop dining and direct access to Plaça d'Espanya transport.

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 35–45 one way (metered, EUR 20 minimum fare applies from the airport)

Best forBarcelona El Prat (BCN) to Fira de Barcelona

20–30 min depending on traffic; black-and-yellow taxis wait outside arrivals, and hail or app-book licensed VTC cars at the marked pick-up bays.

metro

Estimated costEUR 5.50 airport single ticket

Best forMetro L9 Sud: Aeroport T1/T2 to Europa | Fira

Runs every 7–10 min, about 35 min to the Gran Via venue; the airport ticket is valid for the whole journey and included in the Hola Barcelona travel card.

train

Estimated costEUR 4.90 single

Best forRodalies R2 Nord: Aeroport to Barcelona Sants / Passeig de Gràcia

Around 25 min to Sants; continue to the venue by Metro L3 to Plaça Espanya (Montjuïc) or L9 Sud to Europa | Fira (Gran Via).

bus

Estimated costEUR 7.25 single; EUR 12.50 return

Best forAerobús A1/A2 express to Plaça Espanya

Departs every 5–10 min, journey about 35 min; Plaça Espanya is the hub for the Montjuïc halls and one metro stop from the Gran Via venue.

metro

Estimated costEUR 2.65 single; EUR 12.55 for a T-casual 10-ride card

Best forCity network to Fira (Metro L1/L3 to Plaça Espanya or L9 Sud to Europa | Fira)

TMB metro and FGC run 05:00–midnight on weekdays with 24-hour service on Saturday nights; the T-casual card is the cheapest option for multi-day stays.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 15–22 one way

Best forCity centre (Plaça Catalunya / Eixample) to Fira de Barcelona

15–20 min outside peak hours; allow 35 min for morning arrivals and use the metro if sessions start at 09:15.

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa not required

ATA Carnet: accepted

Type	Who needs it	Fee	Processing
Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa	Nationals of countries without a Schengen visa-waiver agreement travelling to Spain for trade-fair or business meetings of up to 90 days	$100.00	Around 15 calendar days; applications can be lodged up to 6 months before travel and at least 15 days ahead
Visa-free entry (Schengen waiver)	EU/EEA citizens and passport holders from waiver countries such as the UK, US, Canada, Japan and Australia for stays up to 90 days in any 180-day period	Not yet confirmed	No visa required; passport valid for at least 3 months beyond the planned departure
ETIAS travel authorisation	Visa-waiver nationals travelling to the Schengen area once the ETIAS system is in operation	$8.00	Online application, typically approved within minutes to a few days

Most EU/EEA and many Western passport holders enter Spain visa-free for short trade visits. Non-waiver nationals should apply for a Schengen Type C visa at the Spanish consulate with proof of the event registration and onward travel.

Exhibitors shipping stand equipment, demo systems or samples into Spain can use an ATA Carnet to avoid import duties and VAT on temporary imports. Confirm carnet handling, customs deadlines and reverse logistics with the organiser and your freight forwarder before the mid-June build-up.

Official visa page

Weather

Mid-June in Barcelona is warm and largely sunny, with daytime highs typically 26–28°C and overnight lows around 18–20°C, often moderated by a coastal breeze. Rainfall is rare in June and humidity is moderate rather than oppressive, so outdoor evening networking on the Fira terraces and around Port Vell is comfortable. Pack breathable business-casual clothing, a light jacket or layer for air-conditioned conference rooms, comfortable walking shoes for the halls, sunglasses and sun protection.

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

Spain has wide 4G/5G coverage across Barcelona from Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Yoigo, and EU 'Roam Like at Home' rules let holders of EU SIMs use their domestic allowance at no extra cost. Visitors from outside the EU can buy a prepaid data SIM at Movistar, Orange or Vodafone shops in Barcelona and at BCN Terminal 1, or activate an eSIM (Airalo, Holafly, Saily) before departure for instant data on arrival. Fira de Barcelona provides free Wi-Fi in the halls and conference areas, and a local data plan is recommended for taxi and VTC apps (Cabify, Uber, Bolt, FreeNow) and QR-based badge registration.

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

Tipping and payments

Service is included in Barcelona restaurant bills; rounding up or adding 5–10% is standard for good service. Taxis are generally not tipped beyond rounding up the fare, and hotel porters receive EUR 1–2 per bag. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, but keep small notes for kiosks and taxis.

Dress code

Smart business or business-casual dress suits the conference sessions and exhibition floor. June days reach the high 20s, so light fabrics with a layer for air-conditioned halls work best; evening client dinners are smart casual.

Language and meeting rhythm

Catalan and Spanish are the local languages, with English widely spoken at the venue, in hotels and in business settings. Lunch runs 14:00–15:30 and dinner rarely starts before 20:30, while business meetings are usually set for mid-morning.

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

Flights

Destination: BCN

Fly into Barcelona El Prat (BCN), the only airport with direct rail, metro and express-bus links to the Fira venues. Nonstop services such as LHR–BCN with Vueling, Iberia or British Airways take about 2 hr 10 min, while travellers from Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Oceania connect through European or Gulf hubs. Book 8–12 weeks ahead for the mid-June window, when Mediterranean leisure demand lifts Friday and Sunday fares, and plan to land on 15 June for the 16 June opening.

Visa

EU/EEA citizens can usually enter freely. Other nationals may need a Schengen visa (Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa, Visa-free entry (Schengen waiver), ETIAS travel authorisation) for short business visits. Confirm requirements on the official migration site.

Estimated cost: Varies by visa type and nationality (check official site).

Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.

Most EU/EEA and many Western passport holders can enter Spain visa-free for short trade visits. Non-waiver nationals should apply for a Schengen Type C visa with the Spanish consulate before travel.

Official

Hotels

Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

Check-in (recommended)

2027-06-15

Check-out (recommended)

2027-06-18

Areas to stay

Ciutat Vella / La Rambla · Fira Gran Via / L'Hospitalet · Les Corts / Camp Nou · Montjuïc / Plaça d'Espanya

budget

EUR 253-320/night

budget

EUR 248-300/night

mid range

EUR 345-430/night

mid range

EUR 300-380/night

premium

EUR 655-820/night

Transport

Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Barcelona El Prat (BCN). Allow road or rail time to Fira de Barcelona; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Fira de Barcelona: Fira Gran Via / L'Hospitalet: Travelodge Barcelona Fira; Ciutat Vella / La Rambla: Hotel Cortes Rambla; Fira Gran Via / L'Hospitalet: Hampton by Hilton Barcelona Fira Gran Via.

Ride-hail: Uber, Cabify, Bolt and FreeNow all operate in Barcelona with licensed VTC drivers, and both apps and street taxis are reliable for venue transfers. Black-and-yellow taxis can be hailed at ranks outside BCN arrivals, at Plaça Espanya and outside the Fira halls, while app pick-ups use designated bays rather than the taxi ranks. Expect EUR 35–45 for an airport-to-venue transfer, EUR 15–22 from the city centre, and allow extra time on 16–17 June mornings when show traffic builds around Gran Via.

Public transit: Barcelona's TMB metro, FGC and Rodalies networks cover the Fira venues well. Metro L9 Sud connects both BCN terminals with Europa | Fira at the Gran Via halls, while L1, L3 and L8 serve Plaça Espanya for the Montjuïc halls. The Aerobús A1/A2 express runs to Plaça Espanya every 5–10 minutes for EUR 7.25 single or EUR 12.50 return, and the T-casual 10-ride card at EUR 12.55 covers city journeys at EUR 2.65 per single ride. Trains run roughly 05:00–midnight on weekdays with 24-hour service on Saturday nights.

Parking: Fira de Barcelona operates paid underground car parks at both the Gran Via and Montjuïc venues, with daily budgets of roughly EUR 15–20 and hourly tariffs for shorter stays. Spaces fill quickly on opening morning, so arrive before 09:00 or pre-book a bay through the venue. On-street parking around L'Hospitalet is restricted and heavily enforced, and the Metro L9 Sud or Aerobús is the easier option for visitors staying in the city centre.

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: June 2027

Temperature: Daytime highs typically 26–28°C (79–82°F), overnight lows 18–20°C (64–68°F), with a coastal sea breeze along the Fira waterfront.

Seasonality: Early summer in Barcelona is generally dry and sunny; occasional short showers are possible but prolonged rain is unlikely during the mid-June show window.

Packing: Pack light, breathable clothing for warm days, a light layer for air-conditioned halls and evenings, comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses and sunscreen. Carry a compact umbrella or light jacket for the occasional shower.

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: Day 1 — Wednesday 16 June 2027

Day 1 carries the densest programme: the opening address followed by the marine battery hybrid system project and EU battery regulation and digital battery passport sessions running 09:15–12:40 in the Barcelona Room, alongside peak exhibitor presence on the opening floor. Visitors with a single day should prioritise 16 June for conference content and first-pass supplier scouting, then use 17 June for scheduled follow-up meetings and technical deep dives.

Check passport validity and Schengen entry requirements — Confirm six months' passport validity and whether you need a Schengen Type C visa for Spain; apply early if required.

Book flights to Barcelona El Prat (BCN) — Compare direct European and one-stop long-haul options for 15-18 June 2027 and lock in fares early.

Reserve a hotel near Fira de Barcelona — Fira Gran Via and L'Hospitalet hotels are closest; Les Corts and city-centre options are a short metro or taxi ride away.

Complete online visitor registration and get your badge — Register through the official event site and print or download your badge QR code.

Download the hall plan and conference programme — Map exhibitors and sessions against your sourcing and technology priorities.

Pre-schedule meetings with exhibitors — Request B2B meetings or stand demos with maritime technology suppliers before you travel.

Shortlist conference sessions and speakers — Block time for sessions on decarbonisation, autonomy and port digitalisation.

Plan airport-to-venue transport — Choose taxi, Metro L9 Sud or the Aerobus; pre-book a taxi for peak arrival times.

Prepare documents and meeting materials — Pack business cards, brochures, a charged laptop and offline copies of the programme.

Check the Barcelona weather and pack accordingly — Expect warm, mostly sunny June days around 26-28C; pack light layers and comfortable shoes.

Arrive in Barcelona, check in and collect your badge — Allow buffer time on arrival, confirm venue access times and plan your first route through the halls.

Sample visitor itinerary

Route-optimised day

Day 1, 08:30–09:15

Arrival, badge collection and hall orientation

Fira de Barcelona registration desks, Gran Via entrance

Day 1, 09:15–12:40

AMTEC conference programme: opening address, marine battery hybrid systems and EU battery regulation

Barcelona Room conference stage

Day 1, 12:40–15:30

Exhibition floor walk-through and supplier meetings

Fira de Barcelona exhibition halls

Day 2, 09:30–13:00

Follow-up meetings and closing conference sessions

Fira de Barcelona halls and Barcelona Room

Side trips

Montserrat

Sitges

Networking spots

Barcelona Room conference foyer

Exhibition hall networking zones

Port Vell waterfront

Budget

Costs & budget

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Number of nights

Estimated budget

Live estimate

Per diem × 2€150.00
Visa€100.00

Estimated total€250.00

This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

Cost reference

Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

visa_fee

visitor · Schengen Type C short-stay

EUR 90 / per applicant

official

hotel

visitor · budget

EUR 248–320 / per room per night

estimate

hotel

visitor · mid-range

EUR 300–430 / per room per night

estimate

hotel

visitor · premium

EUR 655–820 / per room per night

estimate

flight

visitor · Europe round-trip economy

EUR 120–260 / round trip per person

estimate

ground_transport

visitor · airport taxi transfer

EUR 35–45 / one way

estimate

per_diem

visitor · meals and incidentals

EUR 65–90 / per person per day

estimate

visa_fee

visitor · Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa

USD 100 / per application

official

visa_fee

visitor · ETIAS travel authorisation

USD 8 / per application

official

Item	For	Tier	Estimated range	Status
visa_fee	visitor	Schengen Type C short-stay	EUR 90 / per applicant	official
hotel	visitor	budget	EUR 248–320 / per room per night	estimate
hotel	visitor	mid-range	EUR 300–430 / per room per night	estimate
hotel	visitor	premium	EUR 655–820 / per room per night	estimate
flight	visitor	Europe round-trip economy	EUR 120–260 / round trip per person	estimate
ground_transport	visitor	airport taxi transfer	EUR 35–45 / one way	estimate
per_diem	visitor	meals and incidentals	EUR 65–90 / per person per day	estimate
visa_fee	visitor	Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa	USD 100 / per application	official
visa_fee	visitor	ETIAS travel authorisation	USD 8 / per application	official

Decision

Visit, exhibit, or skip?

Should you go?

Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

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What is your primary role?

Decision matrix

Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

visit

Assess how this option fits your objectives.

Best for

Procurement and technical managers from shipping lines, ports and naval engineering firms who need to compare decarbonisation, autonomy and digitalisation technology in one trip.

Min. budget

$600.00

Timeline

4-6 weeks for flights, hotel and any visa lead time

Risks

Mid-June hotel demand near Fira can lift room rates

Schengen visa processing can take two weeks or more

exhibit

Assess how this option fits your objectives.

Best for

Maritime technology OEMs, systems integrators and service suppliers targeting European shipowners, yards and port authorities.

Min. budget

$6,000.00

Timeline

3-6 months to book space, build a stand and ship equipment

Risks

Stand space and hall allocation are competitive

Freight and customs lead time for demo equipment

skip

Assess how this option fits your objectives.

Best for

Suppliers outside the maritime technology and port sectors, or buyers with no European shipping exposure.

Min. budget

Not yet confirmed

Timeline

Not applicable

Risks

Opportunity cost of missing direct contact with European maritime buyers

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FAQs & glossary

Answers

Glossary

IMO: International Maritime Organization, the UN agency that sets global rules for shipping safety, security and pollution prevention, a key reference for the regulations discussed at the show.
MARPOL: The IMO convention for preventing pollution from ships, covering emissions, oil, chemicals and waste, central to the event's environmental agenda.
Decarbonisation: The industry-wide effort to cut greenhouse-gas emissions from ships and ports, driving demand for alternative fuels, efficiency technology and shore power.
MASS: Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships, vessels operating with varying degrees of autonomy, a fast-growing technology theme at maritime events.
Alternative fuels: Lower-carbon marine fuels such as LNG, methanol, ammonia and biofuel blends, shown by suppliers alongside engines and bunkering systems.
Digital twin: A virtual model of a vessel, system or port fed by live data, used for design, simulation and predictive maintenance.
Smart port: A port using sensors, automation and data platforms to manage vessel traffic, cargo and energy more efficiently, a core exhibit category.
Classification society: An organisation that sets and verifies technical standards for ship construction and operation on behalf of flag states and insurers.
ATA Carnet: A customs document that lets exhibitors temporarily import stand equipment, demo units and samples duty-free, useful for international maritime suppliers showing at Spain-based events.

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