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EU Should Seize Momentum to Make IMO CO2 Roadmap Work
ECSA facilitated a debriefing in the European Parliament this morning on the latest decisions of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) regarding global regulation of greenhouse gas emissions of shipping.
Focus of the discussion was […]
European shipowners welcome IMO decisions on global regulation of ship emissions
The 70th session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) concluded today with a decision on defined tasks and timelines to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions […]
CETA will greatly benefit maritime transport
European shipowners have worryingly followed the negotiations thriller of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, CETA, and feel very relieved today as the Belgian regional authorities reached an agreement.
“We welcome the outcome after the lengthy and intense […]
African States, the European Union and European shipowners endorse maritime security
African Heads of State and Government met in Lomé, Togo, on 15 October for a high level summit on maritime security. As the outcome of the summit they agreed on the ‘Lomé […]
The Polar Code will protect the environment of the Arctic
The International Code for ships operating in polar waters (Polar Code) will enter into force on January 2017 and applies to ships operating in Arctic and Antarctic waters. It covers the various environmental […]Parliament’s Industry Committee Confirms IMO Regulatory Role on CO2 Emissions
The Industry Committee, ITRE, of the European Parliament today reached an important agreement concerning the revision of the EU emission trading system (ETS) directive. The report of MEP Fredrick Federley (ALDE / Sweden) […]
New European Border and Coast Guard Agency to strengthen EU’s maritime borders
European shipowners are pleased with the recent launch of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency. ECSA supports the creation of this new Agency allowing efficient […]
European shipowners welcome CO2 deal for aviation and look forward to positive decisions at IMO
European shipowners welcome the International Civil Aviation Organisation’s (ICAO) agreement reached yesterday on a new global market-based measure to control Green House Gas (GHG) […]
Review of EU shipping policy: no time for business as usual
The future of European shipping policy was debated on Wednesday in a seminar held in Valletta, Malta, a few days after the European Commission published the implementation report of its mid-term Review […]
ECSA appoints Director Social, Legal and Fiscal Affairs and a Policy Advisor in Shipping and Trade policy >9.9.2016
ECSA appoints Director Social, Legal and Fiscal Affairs and […]