Tag: UK Chamber of Shipping

The UK Chamber of Shipping responded to the publication of the Government's reply to the EAC Report on Net Zero and UK Shipping.

Tim Springett, Policy Director for Employment, Occupational Health & Safety, and Legal Issues at the UK Chamber of Shipping, finds his work fascinating as he tackles a variety of interesting projects. A particularly rewarding aspect of his role is contributing to the development of international law. Although Tim entered the shipping industry by chance, he considers himself fortunate to have met the right mentors who provided guidance, support, and inspiration throughout his career journey.

UK's Merchant Navy Training Board (MNTB) has launched a year-long Careers at Sea National Awareness Campaign to raise awareness of the shipping industry and the endless career opportunities available.

The UK Chamber of Shipping has outlined a roadmap for the UK shipping industry to reach net zero by 2050, with a proposed £700m investment in the upcoming Budget to help make the UK a hub for clean shipping.

Leading maritime trade bodies are calling on the UK Government to ensure that publication of the plan for decarbonising the shipping sector is a top priority. 

The UK Chamber of Shipping has set out a bold vision to partner with the next government at its annual parliamentary reception in Westminster, highlighting five key areas where urgent action is needed under the themes of people, planet, and prosperity.

Francesco Sandrelli, Policy Director – Environment at the UK Chamber of Shipping, emphasizes that while the maritime industry has made strides in decarbonization, there's more to be done. A robust CII framework can encourage vessels to maximize energy efficiency, reducing reliance on new fuels and cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

At the start of London International Shipping Week (LISW), the UK Chamber of Shipping has launched a new report to provide an overview of the value of the shipping industry to the UK.

The UK Chamber of Shipping has established an ad hoc working group to gain a comprehensive understanding of the risks associated with lithium ion batteries (LIBs).

In an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Sarah Treseder, CEO, UK Chamber of Shipping, highlights the need to ensure clear pathways to decarbonisation, invest in research and development for new fuels and technologies and upskill workforce to get ready for this green transition.