ClassNK Launches Fleet Cost Simulation Service to Support Maritime Decarbonization and Regulatory Compliance

ClassNK has launched the ‘ClassNK Fleet Cost Simulation’ service to support the maritime industry’s transition to decarbonized fuels. This service evaluates the financial impacts of GHG emission regulations, featuring the ‘ClassNK Fleet Cost Calculator’ and a comprehensive ‘Cost Estimation Report’ to aid clients in navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.

Continue reading

Most Bunker Fuel Safely Removed from Grounded MSC Baltic III Off Newfoundland Coast

After months of work, salvors have successfully removed most of the bunker fuel from the grounded MSC Baltic III, significantly reducing pollution risks along Newfoundland’s coast. Utilizing calmer summer weather, the team transferred over 1,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil for safe disposal, while facing challenges from the vessel’s remote location and severe damage.

Continue reading
Nemo strengthens the global role with the official status of IMO and IAEO

NEMO Gains IMO NGO Status to Advance Nuclear Energy in Maritime Industry

The Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO) has achieved NGO advisory status at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and will participate in the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) General Conference meetings. This milestone enhances NEMO’s role in ensuring safe nuclear energy use in maritime environments, contributing to global decarbonization and energy security efforts.

Continue reading

IMO Sets 2026-2027 World Maritime Day Theme on Implementing Policies for Safer, Sustainable Shipping

During its 134th session, the IMO Council approved a two-year theme for Maritime Day: “From Policy to Practice: Powering Maritime Excellence.” This initiative aims to enhance Member States’ abilities to translate policies into actionable practices, promoting safer and more environmentally sound shipping while aligning with the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.

Continue reading

Abu Dhabi Introduces New Waterway Regulations to Enhance Safety and Sustainability

Abu Dhabi features around 45,000 square kilometers of water bodies and a 2,400-kilometer coastline, including 230 islands. To enhance safety and sustainability, the Department of Municipalities and Transport has introduced regulations for waterway usage, ensuring responsible practices that protect the marine ecosystem while supporting economic growth.

Continue reading
Advertisements