Tag: RightShip

RightShip announced a new tie-up for its recently launched Maritime Emissions Portal (MEP) with port data-sharing platform NxtPort International (NxtPort Int’l), a marketplace for port communities, that originated in the Port of Antwerp, and deploys to 3000+ public and private entities.

RightShip launched its new Maritime Emissions Portal (MEP), to help ports and terminal operators accelerate ship-based emissions reductions initiatives with more accurate and granular data.

RightShip launched a toolset for monitoring, measuring, and benchmarking shipping-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Xinde Marine has signed a cooperation agreement with RightShip with the aim to increase RightShip’s profile in China, a country with significant potential in the maritime market.

In an effort to explore sustainable solutions, with future fuel being a key priority, RightShip issued a position paper focusing on LNG as a maritime fuel.

RightShip strengthens its presence in Asia-Pacific with the opening of its Singapore office. This new space will be an innovation hub to deliver zero harm solutions.

IMO’s EEXI and CII measures slated for 2023 to reduce emissions may be too slow to enforce change by only factoring in operational considerations, as maritime organisation RightShip announced.

The Dry Bulk Management Standard (DryBMS) includes 30 Subject Areas in total, some of which may require more focus in comparison to others. This is why they are also referred as ‘Priority subject areas’.

With the introduction of the ISM Code in late 90s, Safety Management System, briefly SMS, remains the most important documented system for every shipping company and the new standard from RightShip could not make an exception. Namely, DryBMS mentions the word SMS 38 times and has a dedicated Subject Area (No.3) under title ‘SMS governing documents’

Experts of a recent SAFETY4SEA Talk shared their perspectives on how DryBMS standard will enhance operational performance, recalling lessons learned from ISM and TMSA maturity and Implementation