Environment

IMO’s GloBallast Partnerships Project wins International Maritime Award
IMO’s GloBallast Partnerships Project, which assists developing countries and their maritime industries for implementation of the international regulations on ballast water management to prevent the spread of alien invasive species, has won the 6th Marine BizTV International Maritime Award for “Best Innovative Project”.
17/5/2013
Shipowners face an onslaught of new environmental laws
Preventing pollution was one of the original aims of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), when it was set up in 1948. But its environmental rule-making has intensified in recent years.
13/5/2013
Distillate or scrubbers when operating in an ECA? Ship-owners are faced with a number of important decisions in terms of investment and trading if they want to do business within the future sulphur limits of Emission Control Areas (ECAs). The deciding factors influencing the investment decision for installation of a scrubber are the fuel cost spread and the time spent in an ECA. In this article, BIMCO has tried to abridge the issue to facilitate decision-making. 26/4/2013
EPE S.A., first Greek GL certified IHM provider
Environmental Protection Engineering S.A.(E.P.E.) has become the first Greek company to obtain certification from classification society Germanischer Lloyd (GL) as a certified provider of  Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) services.
23/4/2013
Control mechanisms for Nordic ship emissions On behalf of Nordic Council of Ministers DNV has carried out a study on possible control mechanisms for Nordic ship emissions. 18/4/2013
Wärtsilä to supply integrated solutions for new series of environmentally sustainable LNG carriers Wärtsilä’s leading position as a total solutions provider is further enhanced with yet another integrated systems order. The advanced technology solution to be provided by Wärtsilä will make the vessels the most modern and environmentally sustainable LNG carriers ever built. 16/4/2013
APL bags Green Ship of the Year award APL clinched the inaugural Green Ship of the Year award at the 2013 International Maritime Awards organized by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore. 15/4/2013
Tanker group urges industry to focus on bunkering-related oil spills
A significant number of oil spills occur during the bunkering process when ships refuel at ports, more so than incidents related to cargo tankers, the managing director of Intertanko said, urging the shipping industry to focus on preventing such accidents.
12/4/2013
DNV and Grieg Star take Batteries On Board Battery hybrid ships are believed to be an alternative energy system mix for the shipping of tomorrow. Recent results of a joint DNV and Grieg Star hybrid ship crane project show less than a year’s payback time and fuel savings of 30 % - and that you should get your battery on board sooner rather than later. 11/4/2013
NGOs call on EU states to tighten marine litter targets
Civil society organisations from across the EU are calling on EU Member States to up their level of ambition and tighten marine litter reduction targets with the aim of ending the marine litter problem within a generation.
10/4/2013





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