IMO MSC 110: Key outcomes
The Maritime Safety Committee met for its 110th session (MSC 110) 18-27 June, 2025, where key decisions that shape maritime safety were made.
Read moreDetailsThe Maritime Safety Committee met for its 110th session (MSC 110) 18-27 June, 2025, where key decisions that shape maritime safety were made.
Read moreDetailsThe International Maritime Organization (IMO) has formally agreed to start the revision of outdated regulations for nuclear-powered ships.
Read moreDetailsAllseas has launched a five-year plan to develop Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) designed for offshore vessels and onshore industrial use.
Read moreDetailsA recent report by ABS and Herbert Engineering presents a new concept to meet the growing energy needs of AI data centers.
Read moreDetailsOn 29 May, Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), met with leading Greek shipowners and government officials in Athens to discuss the future of nuclear-powered commercial shipping.
Read moreDetailsBritannia P&I Club has issued its latest Alternative Fuels Watch report, offering an overview of the state of alternative marine fuels including biofuels, LNG, methanol, ammonia, and hydrogen.
Read moreDetailsThe European Commission on 6 May presented the REPowerEU Roadmap, aiming to ensure the EU's full energy independence from Russia.
Read moreDetailsCore Power explores the current regulatory challenges and opportunities for nuclear merchant ships set to be discussed during the upcoming 110th session of the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 110) in 18-27 June.
Read moreDetailsA newly released white paper examines the potential role of nuclear energy in supporting the maritime sector’s decarbonization.
Read moreDetailsSeatransport and Deployable Energy are collaborating with Lloyd’s Register (LR) to develop nuclear power generation for different applications, including strategic response vessels in remote areas.
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