From 15 June 2022, international ships arriving in Australia will have to comply with new requirements for managing biofouling. This will include biofouling reporting requirements prior to arriving in Australian territorial seas.
Recording of 15+15 weekly webinar. This week: Why autonomy will be on the top of shipping companies’ agenda in the near future, with Jon Lorentzen Nordgard
BIMCO will be present at the UN Ocean Conference in Lisbon - read what we'll be doing
Recording of 15+15 weekly webinar. This week: Vessel emissions from a lifecycle perspective with Rasmus Elsborg-Jensen
8 June is World Oceans Day, and BIMCO looks at what shipowners can do to help eliminate marine plastic litter.
BIMCO to partner with ORCA to offer training to mitigate ship strike.
BIMCO links to an article in Lloyd's List interviewing BIMCO's Head of Americas Thomas Damsgaard on decarbonisation
BIMCO looks forward to COP 27 in Egypt
The container shipping market is currently making many headlines world-wide as freight rates and port congestion continue to reach new record highs. At the end of September, more than 50 container ships were waiting to berth outside the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach alone and 90% of those arri... Please follow the link to continue reading.
BIMCO supports a proposal from the Netherlands and Germany to amend MSC.1/Circ. 1374 concerning the removal of asbestos containing material (ACM) installed on board ships with the aim to keep both ships and crew safe.
