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IMO completes 100 audits
The Scheme became mandatory in January 2016 and covers a number of important IMO treaties relating to safety, marine…
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The world’s first digital ship register
This week, Denmark has launched the world’s first digital ship register. It will get rid of troublesome paperwork and…
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Zero emissions in the fjords
The Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) submitted a proposal for a regulation regarding emissions of the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide…
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Calling for investment in maritime supply
The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in its flagship “Review of Maritime Transport 2022” has called for increased…
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NATO invites partners to discuss maritime security
Opening the session, the Deputy Chair of the NATO Military Committee, Lieutenant General Lance Landrum extended a warm welcome…
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What does it mean when fishing boats go dark?
Fishing vessels can “go dark” by turning off Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponders that broadcast their location to satellites…
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New EU taxonomy
Together with a group of European shipowners´ associations, Danish Shipping has developed a new template to help shipowners start…
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EU should reward green first movers
In the future, shipowners will be required to gradually blend in green fuels thereby lowering the GHG intensity. This…
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Climate regulation should go hand in hand
Ships transporting goods between European ports will be included in European Emission Trading System (ETS) prior to the road…
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Survived 11 days on a ship’s rudder
An incredible photo shared on Twitter by the Spanish coastguard on Tuesday, 29 November 2022, went viral. Three men…
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