The region’s largest trade event for the project cargo and breakbulk industry

Lars Rasmussen

Chief Operating Officer Intermarine

Lars Steen Rasmussen with more than 35 years’ experience in the shipping industry is the Chief Operating Officer of Intermarine LLC, an operator and shipowner of a fleet of 50 multipurpose and h/l vessels and a provider of designated liner services, as well as worldwide transportation and logistics solutions. 

With its frequent and flexible liner service in the Americas, Intermarine offers the fastest regional transit available. Through its offices in the USA, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Denmark, and Thailand, and as part of the SAL Heavy Lift network with offices on all continents, Intermarine can transport cargoes to any part of the world. With its dynamic fleet of highly specialized vessels, Intermarine delivers the most reliable solutions for breakbulk, project and heavy-lift cargos worldwide.

Mr. Lars Steen Rasmussen prior having worked in the shipping industry in United Kingdom and Germany his shipping career took off commencing in 1986 with Nordana Line in Denmark, became the CEO of Nordana in 1998 until 2016 where he separated, but in cooperation with Weco Group, the at that time owner of Nordana, acquired their project business segment together with Rickmers Line and was heading the Nordana Project & Chartering until 2018 when he became one of the founders of WeShip Project Ltd., which in November last year were acquired by Intermarine LLC.

Mr. Lars Steen Rasmussen is a graduate of the Aarhus Business College in Denmark, holds certificate of the Managers program INSEAD, began his career in Aarhus, Denmark through an apprenticeship program. He is based in Denmark.
 


Main Stage Agenda Sessions

Breakbulk & Heavy Lift Fleet Update

In this session, breakbulk and project carriers, together with analysts, will come together to provide an overview of the multipurpose sector’s global fleet. The ongoing backlog of shipyard orders, predominantly from bulk and container carriers, is continuing to delay MPV newbuilds entering the market. Our panellists will discuss the changing nature of projects, the rapidly expanding size and weight of components, how changes in emissions directives and  fuels will impact MPV newbuilds, and the sector’s ability to service project and heavy lift demands in the near future. Join this session to hear where carriers are investing and what challenges they see in the short and long term.

Session Sponsored by AAL Shipping (AAL)

Wednesday 27 September 11:00 - 11:45 Main Stage

Main Stage

Add to calendar 09/27/2023 11:00 09/27/2023 11:45 Breakbulk & Heavy Lift Fleet Update In this session, breakbulk and project carriers, together with analysts, will come together to provide an overview of the multipurpose sector’s global fleet. The ongoing backlog of shipyard orders, predominantly from bulk and container carriers, is continuing to delay MPV newbuilds entering the market. Our panellists will discuss the changing nature of projects, the rapidly expanding size and weight of components, how changes in emissions directives and  fuels will impact MPV newbuilds, and the sector’s ability to service project and heavy lift demands in the near future. Join this session to hear where carriers are investing and what challenges they see in the short and long term.

Session Sponsored by AAL Shipping (AAL)
Main Stage America/Detroit