Monthly archive

March 2018

BSEE implements new quality assurance process to increase safety and reliability of offshore energy operations

Washington, DC – In an ongoing effort to increase responsible and efficient offshore energy operations, the Bureau of Safety and Environmen

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LGBT Marriages Banned in Bermuda

Bermuda made history recently and came out with a statement saying that they no longer allow LGBT marriages. Bermuda had only just legalized same- sex marriage in May 2017, so this was a very fast turn around. This applies to any ship flying the Bermuda flag as well.

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Energy efficiency in shipping - why it matters!

All industries are looking to becoming cleaner, greener and more energy efficient – and shipping is no exception.

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Liberian Registry, NAMEPA And ProSea Launch Environmental Training Program

The Liberian Registry, the North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA), Netherlands-based ProSea Marine Education, and Maritime Training Services (MTS) of Seattle, Washington, have jointly developed a ground-breaking mar

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Recap of the 5th Session of the IMO Sub-Committee on Pollution, Prevention and Response

The 5th session of the International Maritime Organization’s Sub-Committee on Pollution, Prevention and Response (PPR 5) was held at IMO Headquarters in London from February 5-9, 2018. The U.S.

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Future of shipping in the spotlight

Sustainable use of the oceans, maritime trade, and the digital revolution were some of the issues addressed by IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim at the International Shipping Summit in Istanbul, Turkey (17 March).

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CMA Shipping 2018 – IMO and environmental standards

3.15.2018

Article written by Lt. Amy Midgett

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International Chamber of Shipping Infographic: SPECIAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL ON SHIPS OPERATING IN POLAR WATERS

March 2, 2018 Source: ICS - The purpose of this information is to assist shipowners and operators with preparations for compliance with the special training requirements for personnel on ships operating in polar waters.

It is recommended that the owner or operator check with their Flag Administration for special instructions.

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Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore: Amendments to the Prevention of Pollution of the Sea Regulations

March 2, 2018 MPA Ship[ping Circular No. 4 of 2018 - Applicable to: Shipowners, ship managers, operators, masters, crew members, recognized organizations, surveyors and the shipping community

(I)   PREVENTION  OF  POLLUTION  OF  THE  SEA  (OIL)  (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS 2018

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