List of banned items onboard Indian and foreign ships in Indian waters includes water bottles, shampoo bottles and food packaging India has banned
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Rethinking tonnage tax, domestic ship fuel exemptions and seafarer employment incentives could lead to better value for the more than €3 billion spen
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Review of Europe's energy tax directive and emission trading scheme could have profound impacts on shipping The president elect of the European Co
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People often ask Eero Lehtovaara, head of Regulatory Affairs at Finnish tech giant ABB Marine and Ports, why he is so keen to take the crew off a shi
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Next week the first part of an IMO scoping study should be completed. It is to determine which safety regulations preclude or exclude the development
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Ports and terminals wishing to be part of the push to improve transport chain efficiency need to engage with all businesses involved in vessel port c
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NEW environmental rules in Norway come into force on March 1st. They apply to vessels, mostly cruise ships, sailing into the country’s five protected
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The Port of Singapore has joined a growing list of ports that are taking a cautionary approach to open loop exhaust gas scrubbers. In a wide rangin
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New proposals are emerging to create new emission control areas for sulphur emissions, while the number of ports and local waters refusing to let vess
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Can and should the Mediterranean Sea, or part of it, become an emission contorl area for shipping? If so, it could mean vessels in the Mediterranea
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A fresh row has broken out over the European ship recycling regulation which comes into force at the end of this year. European shipowners say ther
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The IMO has begin the scoping exercise to determine how regulations may need to be adapted to allow for autonomous, unmanned ships. The headline write
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ABB, the industrial technology company, believes it is time to discuss letting some of today’s ships occasionally sail the oceans with unmanned bridge
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THERE are as many as 132 classification societies in the shipping industry according to Robert Ashdown, secretary general of IACS as the body announce
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IALA, The International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities, has backed the creation of a new data standard to support
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The maritime industry is in danger of ignoring the implication of the European Unions Network and Information Systems Directive which will be active o
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THE OECD has published what it says is the first of several reports on national efforts to decarbonise maritime transport. While it praises the eff
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PRESS RELEASE: ABS Continues Safety Leadership in the Marine and Offshore Industries with No Lost Time Incidents during 2017 (Houston) ABS announc
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