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Upcoming National Events

New Nuclear for Maritime Houston Summit 2025

12 FEBRUARY, 2025 | Houston, TX

 

 

Be part of a day filled with enriching conversations about the latest advancements in nuclear energy tailored for maritime applications. Esteemed speakers will delve into topics like floating nuclear solutions, port electrification, applications beyond marine and coastal energy, technology, floating nuclear for offshore Oil and Gas, regulatory frameworks, maritime civil nuclear propulsion and supply chain and workforce development. 

SNAME Maritime Convention (SMC) 2025

29-31 OCTOBER, 2025 | Norfolk, VA

 

Abstracts for SMC 2025 are invited and will be accepted starting 2 January 2025. For more information click here.

 

Celebrating our 132nd year, we invite you to join us in Norfolk for our premier event, the SNAME Maritime Convention. SMC offers a robust technical program covering technologies and processes relevant to the needs of the maritime industry such as decarbonization, green energy and propulsion systems, manufacturing, construction, and repair processes.

International Conference on Fast Sea Technology (FAST) 2025

29 OCTOBER, 2025 | Norfolk, VA

 

Abstracts for FAST 2025 are invited and will be accepted starting 2 January 2025. For more information click here.

 

The International Conference on Fast Sea Technology (FAST) is the premier global conference for high performance ships and craft that brings together experts in their research, design, manufacturing, and operations from around the world to share the latest knowledge and experiences with these vessels and their supporting technologies. 

FAST 2025 will be held 29 October 2025 in Norfolk, Virginia, USA, ahead of the annual SNAME Maritime Convention. The theme of the 2025 conference is Connecting the Dots in High-Speed Craft Digital Design, with papers concerning the digital thread running through all phases of the system lifecycle. Advanced computational, experimental, and machine learning techniques to facilitate individual elements of the digital thread, and methods to link the elements together to integrate the thread are welcomed.