Latest maritime regulations updates and reports
gCaptain
Greece has called on the European Union to intervene in what it claims is unlawful fishing by Turkish fishermen, a violation of maritime law, as reported by gCaptain. The request was made on Friday, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two nations over maritime boundaries.
Seatrade Maritime
Norsepower CEO Heikki Pöntynen emphasizes the importance of wind propulsion in achieving shipping's net zero future, as China's decarbonisation target marks a significant regulatory milestone, according to Seatrade Maritime. This development is seen as crucial for international shipping regulations.
Splash247
The International Chamber of Shipping has welcomed the Polish Shipping Association as a full member, as reported by Splash247. This membership will allow Polish shipowners to actively participate in shaping international shipping policy on key issues like decarbonisation and safety.
Seatrade Maritime
China's Ministry of Transport has imposed penalties on nine international container lines, including CMA CGM, MSC, and Hapag-Lloyd, for violations related to freight rate filings, as reported by Seatrade Maritime. The ministry plans to intensify inspections to ensure compliance with regulations.
Seatrade Maritime
A recent study highlighted by Seatrade Maritime underscores the cascading transition risks facing the shipping industry. The authors emphasize the need for interdisciplinary collaboration to address potential issues in litigation, policy, contracts, technology, and social expectations.
Seatrade Maritime
Damen highlights the strategic necessity for fuel flexibility in tugs as the EU considers expanding emissions regulations to smaller vessels, according to Seatrade Maritime. This potential regulatory change strengthens the case for adopting greener technologies in the tug industry.
gCaptain
The Damen Fuel Flexible Tugs range is poised to meet future industry challenges, as highlighted by gCaptain. The article discusses the impact of recent regulations on the maritime sector.
gCaptain
OOCL has decided to appeal a $45 million fine imposed by the US Federal Maritime Commission, as reported by gCaptain. This decision comes amid widespread industry interest in the high-stakes pandemic shipping case.
Seatrade Maritime
Seatrade Maritime highlights the importance of shortsea shipping to the European economy, with approximately 2,200 vessels operating in intra-European markets. However, upcoming EU green regulations are expected to significantly affect these trades.
Splash247
A new white paper, as reported by Splash247, highlights the fragmented approach to climate risk management in the shipping industry, which poses significant exposure to transition risks. The paper, titled 'Navigating climate transition risks in global shipping,' is based on a study by researchers from Erasmus Rotterdam University, University of Copenhagen, and UCL.
