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Two Shipowners to Be Awarded Combined $500,000 under New Carbon Credits Scheme

Global paints and coatings company Akzo Nobel N.V.

New EU Rules to Pave Way for LNG Bunkering Infrastructure

A new European Union regulatory framework adopted this week will make it a requirement for member states to have a certain level of infrastructure to accommodate the u

Canadian Shipowner Gets Scrubber Systems Approval

Canadian shipowner Algoma Central Corporation says its exhaust gas scrubbing systems have received all requisite approvals, and will help vessels meet standards laid o

New Code of Safety for Ships using Gases or other Low flashpoint Fuels

The draft International Code of Safety for Ships using Gases or other Low flashpoint Fuels (IGF Code), along with proposed amendments to make the Code mandator

Wärtsilä launches new technical solution for fuel gas handling

The latest Wärtsilä developments in LNG field involve an upgraded version of the Wärtsilä LNGPac, a fully integrated fuel gas handling system, and improvements

UNEP’s Climate Technology Centre and DNV GL announce strategic partnership

UNEP’s Climate Technology Centre and DNV GL announce a strategic partnership that aims to accelerate global development, transfer and deployment of climate cha

Denmark is putting ballast water exemptions on the agenda at the IMO

When the IMO’s environment committee, the MEPC, next meets in October, exemptions from the forthcoming ballast-water convention for ferries and others will be

Guidance Issued for Ebola Virus

The following press release and related guidance document were issued August 4 by the International Transport Workers’ Federation, International Chamber of Shi

UN Sustainable Development Goals for the Ocean

The ocean is vital to the health of the entire planet and the wellbeing of humanity: it is a major source of food; it sustains economies and provides jobs; and

MPA launches campaign to promote a safety-first culture at sea

The Safety@Sea Singapore campaign was launched at 31 August 014 at Marina South Pier.

More Countries Ratify the Maritime Labour Convention

Ireland is the latest country to have ratified the Maritime Labour

Fincantieri launches North America’s first LNG Ferry

A new LNG-fuelled LR Classed ferry was launched at the Fincantieri shipyard in Naples last month.

Bureau Veritas Group Launches Maritime Pilot Phase for its Single Window for Foreign Trade in Togo

On July 25, the Bureau Veritas Group, with their partner Soget, have launched the pilot phase of the Single Window concession for maritime imports into Togo.

MAN ME-GI Adds Ethane to Fuel Portfolio in World-First

Norwegian operator orders three ethane-fuelled gas carriers

GE Marine and Lloyd’s Register sign MOU to collaborate on applying gas turbines to power commercial ships

GE Marine and Lloyd’s Register report they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to identify potential gas turbine-powered commercial ship projects.

ITF Seafarers Trust Launches New Online Application Process For Grants for Seafarer Welfare

The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) Seafarers Trust, one of the main funders of seafarers' welfare around the world, has moved to an online ap

US Secretary of Labor ‘Pitches’ for Workers’ Rights