Pressure on to work out and meet a ship’s EEXI
By 2023 up to 80% of the world’s ocean-going vessels will have had to be assessed on their CO2 emissions and transport work, and decisions made whethe
By 2023 up to 80% of the world’s ocean-going vessels will have had to be assessed on their CO2 emissions and transport work, and decisions made whethe
Loved by some, criticised by others, the shipowner groups proposal to create an international research and development fund found itself passing its
Online MEPC meeting battles through technical difficulties to approve initial set of short term measures as pressure builds to develop even more solu
A coalition of environmental lobby groups have heavily criticised shipping nations for a lack of ambition in decarbonising shipping following a wee
In a press release the ICS has said it welcomes what it says are " legally binding agreement to significantly improve the carbon efficiency of shipp
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
The EU Social Partners in the maritime sector, ECSA and ETF, welcome the adoption by the Members of the European Parliament of the proposal for a Reg
Norwegian businesses want the country to emulate its successful NOx fund when it comes to industrial decarbonisation, particularly in the offshore and
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
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
Europe needs to work harder on its single window for ship reporting if the benefits of digital communication can be realised in shipping. In a mess
Press Release: LONDON, 26 September 2018: SEA\LNG, the multi-sector industry coalition aiming to accelerate the widespread adoption of liquefied natur
IMO Announcement: The 1 January 2020 implementation date was confirmed by IMO in October 2016, giving certainty to refineries, bunkering and shipping
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
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
Is the economic model that sustained the shipping industry dying? and if so, is a new one based around the ocean economy emerging in its place? And ye
The United Nations special envoy for the Ocean has called on shipping to decarbonise totally by the end of the century. Speaking at the Nor-Shipping
THERE are as many as 132 classification societies in the shipping industry according to Robert Ashdown, secretary general of IACS as the body announce