Tag: Danish Shipping

Danish Shipping adopted policy on Biofouling Management per IMO guidelines aiming to protect marine ecosystems and biodiversity at seas.

INEOS, Harbour Energy, and the Danish North Sea Fund announced that they will begin storing CO2 underground in the North Sea in 2025/2026.

Danish Shipping is actively advocating for a pricing mechanism to narrow the cost gap between fossil fuels and green alternatives.

Danish Shipping aims to better protect whales, especially in breeding areas, and has updated its policy to encourage its members to take the necessary measures to reduce the risk of whale strikes. 

Danske Rederier (Danish Shipping) has expressed strong support for the Danish government's new Africa strategy, highlighting the significant opportunities it presents for trade, sustainable development, and renewable energy cooperation.

The Danish Government decided in late June to preserve the DIS scheme, which is also known as the seafarer's tax. 

Danish Shipping’s has launched an ESG-network to addresses the pressing need for collaboration and knowledge sharing within the shipping industry regarding sustainability reporting.

The European Parliament and the Council have reached an agreement on updated and more efficient rules for waste shipments. Danish Shipping issued a press statement to welcome the new agreement, commenting that it will raise the standards at ship-recycling facilities around the world. 

Danish Shipping has been working in recent weeks with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to establish guidelines for alternative fuels that promote a safer as well as greener future for the maritime industry.  

Danish Shipping and the Ukrainian trade union Marine Transport Workers’ Trade Union of Ukraine (MTWTU) have put pen to paper on a collective agreement initially covering Ukrainian officers on Danish-flagged ships.