International Chamber of Shipping

International Chamber of Shipping Partners to Digitalize Seafarer Certification Process in the Philippines

1 year ago1 year ago2 mins

The International Chamber of Shipping, Lloyd’s Register OneOcean, and MARINA in the Philippines are collaborating to digitalize seafarer certification processes. This pilot project aims to streamline certification systems, reduce administrative burdens, and improve efficiency. By exploring digital pathways, the initiative seeks to enhance accessibility, security, and regulatory compliance in the maritime industry.

ICS Proposes Maritime GHG Emissions Pricing Mechanism for Sustainable Shipping

1 year ago1 year ago2 mins

The International Chamber of Shipping, along with 47 governments, has proposed a GHG emissions pricing mechanism for international shipping to the IMO. The aim is to reduce the environmental impact of shipping by introducing GHG contributions per tonne of CO2e emitted. This initiative is supported by major shipping nations.

International Maritime Organization headquarters in London, England. Photo: cktravels.com / Shutterstock.com

IMO MEPC 82 Advances Shipping Industry’s Path to Net-Zero Emissions

1 year ago1 year ago2 mins

The International Maritime Organization’s MEPC is making strides in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the shipping industry. The focus on developing MARPOL Annex VI amendments using the “IMO Net Zero Framework” at the 82nd MEPC meeting is a step in the right direction. The ICS supports these efforts.

New Guide Links Underwater Radiated Noise And GHG

ICS Releases Updated Guide on Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Maritime Compliance

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) recently released the second edition of Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Guide to International Regulatory Compliance. This comprehensive guide addresses maritime emissions issues, including CII regulations for the tanker sector. It features a new chapter on the EU ETS and explores the link between GHG emissions and underwater noise reduction measures.

Maritime Industry Confidence on the Rise Despite Transformative Changes in Market

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

The International Chamber of Shipping’s Barometer Report for 2023-2024 shows increased confidence in the maritime industry following IMO’s agreement to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Concerns remain about geopolitical instability, cyber-attacks, and fuel availability. Interest in alternative fuels like methanol and wind power is growing, with a focus on policy clarity and collaboration.

News Digest 28-Nov-2022

3 years ago3 years ago38 mins

ICS Calls for Nigeria to Release Crew of Heroic Idun 26 Nov 2022The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) is the…

News Digest 31-Oct-2022

3 years ago3 years ago48 mins

First-ever inflatable wing sail technology is being mounted on a merchant ship 30 Oct 2022A maritime company has declared a…

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