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Progress for Pacific maritime women

Women in maritime are a key contributor to the maritime transport sector. This was the message of Helen Buni from…

First IMO training event for Libyan port facility security officers

IMO maritime security training is underway for Libyan port facility security officers, managers and designated…

RS Audit by MA of Malta

Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) was successfully audited by the Maritime Administration (MA) of Malta. The…

Momentum for treaty covering hazardous and noxious cargo

​The IMO treaty covering compensation for damage caused by Hazardous and Noxious Substances (HNS) transported by sea…

IBIA’s best practice for suppliers to form basis for developing IMO guidance

The first edition of IBIA’s “Best practice guidance for suppliers for assuring the quality of bunkers delivered to…

CMA CGM aims to improve carbon efficiency by ۳۰%

CMA CGM welcomed the adoption by the IMO, of the GHG Initial Strategy, aimed at reducing carbon emissions by ۵۰% in…

LNG not enough to comply with emissions regulations

Using LNG as a fuel in ocean-going vessels will not be enough for operators, in order to comply with the emissions…

Japan shipowners to seek alternatives to fossil fuels for IMO ۲۰۵۰ emission target

The Japanese shipping industry will seek alternatives to the fossil fuels used currently to meet the International…

Switch to LNG for shipping fuel not enough to meet strict carbon regulations – analyst

Switching to liquefied natural gas (LNG) to fuel ocean-going vessels may not be enough for shippers to comply with…

Intercargo: “On IMO’s initial strategy for the reduction of GHG from ships”

INTERCARGO welcomes the landmark initial strategy for the reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) from ships adopted by IMO.