Susanne Dreyer

Director Logistics, Customs & Trade Compliance Kanadevia Inova AG

Susanne Dreyer is Director, Logistics, Customs & Trade Compliance at Kanadevia Inova AG, a Zurich-based EPC company delivering waste management infrastructure projects, including Energy-from-Waste, Carbon Capture and Renewable Gas facilities worldwide. She is responsible for the company's global logistics, transport, customs and trade compliance functions.

Susanne has more than 25 years of experience in logistics and supply chain management, having worked across freight forwarding, carrier operations, consulting and shipper organisations. Her role at Kanadevia Inova includes supporting the movement of equipment and materials for major infrastructure projects around the world, including projects in the UAE affected by the disruption to regional trade flows following the escalation of tensions between Iran and the United States in early 2025.
 


Event Agenda Sessions

When disruption hits: Risk and responsibility in project cargo delivery

Geopolitical disruption, sudden route changes, war risk exposure and port delays are putting project cargo contracts under intense pressure. When a vessel is rerouted, insurance terms change or a project misses its delivery window, who carries the cost and accountability? 

This session brings together project owners, carriers, insurers and legal specialists to examine the wide-ranging impacts of disruption on project delivery. The panel will explore where responsibility can become unclear, how ambiguous agreements can leave EPCs exposed to additional cost, and how better-defined terms between stakeholders can reduce disputes when plans change.

Thursday 19 November 15:00 - 15:50 Breakbulk Live Stage

Add to calendar 11/19/2026 15:00 11/19/2026 15:50 When disruption hits: Risk and responsibility in project cargo delivery

Geopolitical disruption, sudden route changes, war risk exposure and port delays are putting project cargo contracts under intense pressure. When a vessel is rerouted, insurance terms change or a project misses its delivery window, who carries the cost and accountability? 

This session brings together project owners, carriers, insurers and legal specialists to examine the wide-ranging impacts of disruption on project delivery. The panel will explore where responsibility can become unclear, how ambiguous agreements can leave EPCs exposed to additional cost, and how better-defined terms between stakeholders can reduce disputes when plans change.

Breakbulk Live Stage Asia/Shanghai