June 5th, 20193Norway is pushing to create a shipbuilding regulation akin to the ship recycling sector’s Hong Kong Convention whereby yards will be blacklisted for financing if they...
June 4th, 20190Norway’s prime minister used the opening speech at Nor-Shipping today to urge shipping to pursue a more urgent, swift decarbonisation, warning regulators are going to...
June 3rd, 20190At the traditional press event the day before the Nor-Shipping exhibition opens, class society DNV GL hit out at the lengthy delays in maritime accident...
June 3rd, 20190At a conference held in town downtown Oslo today organised by class society DNV GL, delegates were warned of the likely huge volumes of claims that will emanate from...
May 29th, 20190Icelandic authorities are looking at creating a 0.1% sulphur content emissions control area (SECA) around its territorial waters. The Icelandic Ministry for the...
May 28th, 20194Captain Pradeep Chawla from shipmanger Anglo-Eastern is speaking today at DNV GL’s Port State Control Seminar. He shares with Splash readers five ideas to make the...
May 18th, 20190The 74th meeting of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) came to a close this afternoon at the London headquarters of the International Maritime...
May 17th, 20191Splash understands that with just hours to go no short-term greenhouse gas (GHG) cutting measures are likely to be thrashed out by close of play at the 74th gathering of...
May 17th, 20193Wallem Group CEO Frank Coles compared the Boeing 737 Max disasters to maritime last month at the Maritime CEO Forum, a theme he came back to when speaking at the...
May 16th, 20190Of the more dry topics being discussed at the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London this week on the greenhouse gas (GHG) agenda is the...
May 14th, 20190Monday morning saw International Maritime Organization secretary-general Kitack Lim open proceedings at this week’s 74th gathering of the Marine Environment Protection...
May 13th, 20190The 74th gathering of the Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC) gets underway this morning at the London headquarters of the International Maritime...
May 13th, 20190The , a North Korean bulker seized by the United States, arrived under tow in American Samoa from Indonesia on Saturday. The ship, accused of violating international...
May 10th, 201920Throughout this decade there has been a lone voice calling for ship speed regulations. All of a sudden however Philippe Louis-Dreyfus has found powerful backing from...
May 9th, 20190Maersk’s point man for crunch greenhouse gas (GHG) talks next week at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London has made clear Denmark’s largest...
May 7th, 20196Shipping got the Greta Thunberg treatment today. As delegates made their way this morning to the start of discussions at the London headquarters of the International...
May 7th, 20190Yesterday at the G7 meeting of environmental ministers in Metz, France the Italian minister Sergio Costa met with his French counterpart, François De Rugy. Among the...
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