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ICS: Negotiations around GHG continue in a positive and cooperative spirit
Following a week of intensive GHG negotiations at the IMO, ICS, emphasized the need for urgent progress ahead of the critical IMO MEPC 83 in April.
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Life Onboard
SEAFiT
Having problems with communication? Here’s how to improve it
Effective communication skills are crucial for every person in order to succeed in many aspects of their life. As a matter of fact, many jobs require strong communication skills, while people with good communication skills usually enjoy better interpersonal relationships
ISWAN: Be the kind of ally to others that you want them to be for you
Being an ally, and feeling that others are your allies, builds friendships and networks of support and makes the journey easier for everyone.
Wellness and social media: Finding the Golden Ratio
In an age where our screens are flooded with endless notifications, highlights, and comparisons, it can be challenging to navigate the fine line between staying informed and becoming overwhelmed.
Good communication is key to solving difficult issues
Britannia P&I Club and CONOVAH explore the impact of proper and clear communication to minimize dangers in safety-critical situations.
Interviews
Regulatory Update
Port of Ceuta mandates Mass Flow Meters for bunkering operations
The Port of Ceuta has announced the mandatory implementation of internationally ISO 22192-certified and calibrated Mass Flow Meters (MFMs) for marine fuel supply by barge, effective February 2025, becoming the first Mediterranean port to do so.
DNV: Key steps to comply with ship recycling regulations
DNV has issued guidance on how shipowners can navigate the complexities of sustainable ship recycling under various regulations.
IBIA gives nod to IMO for guidance on biofuels
IBIA has welcomed the agreement by IMO’s Sub Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response (PPR 12) to draft Interim Guidance on the carriage of blends of biofuels and MARPOL Annex I cargoes by conventional bunker ships.
Sweden will gradually ban all scrubber discharge by 2029
Sweden has decided to ban the discharge of scrubber water from ships in its waters to protect marine ecosystems.
China: New regulations on dangerous goods starting March
The Ministry of Transport (MOT ) in China has released the newly amended “Regulation on the Safety Supervision and Management of Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods” (Regulation 2024), which will come into effect on March 1, 2025.
IMO PPR 12: Key outcomes
The twelfth session of the IMO The Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response (PPR) took place 27 – 31 January 2025 in London, where key matters regarding the prevention of marine pollution were discussed.
In the current
In the current
IN THE CURRENT
High-quality case management for ill crew: A West Nile virus case study
In the maritime industry, the health and safety of crew members are of paramount importance. When a crew member presents...
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Maripedia
Do you know what happens when someone dies on a cargo vessel?
When a death occurs onboard a ship, operators must adhere to legal and ethical obligations to ensure the proper handling of the deceased person.
Do you know how popcorn can save the marine environment?
While it may sound unusual, popcorn plays a crucial role in oil spill prevention exercises, offering an innovative way to protect the marine environment.
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Shipping 2030
T&E: Palm and soy responsible for nearly 3 times more emissions
According to T&E, nearly a third of global shipping could run on biofuels in 2030, up from less than 1% today, posing a climate problem.
MAN dual-fuel methanol GenSet obtains Type Approval
MAN Energy Solutions reported that its MAN 7L21/31DF-M (Dual Fuel-Methanol) GenSet has successfully passed its Type Approval Test (TAT).
China unveils its first large methanol dual-fuel containership
On 18 February Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry delivered a 16,180 teu methanol dual fuel container ship to Cosco Shipping.
ABS: LCO2 transport poses challenges
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has issued a publication exploring challenges of transporting LCO2 by sea on specialized ships.
Skuld Club: CNSL blends can damage engine components
Skuld Club informs on marine fuels blended with Cashew Nutshell Liquid (CNSL) biofuel and the operational problems that have been reported.
Lessons Learned
Lessons learned: Stay vigilant against sudden port facility allegations
The American Club presents a Good Catch to avoid the costly consequences of unexpected allegations from port facilities by being vigilant and proactive.
Maripedia
Do you know what happens when someone dies on a cargo vessel?
When a death occurs onboard a ship, operators must adhere to legal and ethical obligations to ensure the proper handling of the deceased person.
