Tokyo MOU reveals cyber-attack compromised data
The outage lasted for months after the attack, affecting risk assessment and chartering decisions
Regulation
Denmark under fire after breaching EU rules on collective bargaining for foreign crew
Danish Maritime Authority discussing how to address non-conformity with the European Social Charter
Guidelines for ‘nurdle’ transportation agreed after X-Press Pearl disaster
New recommendations could be ready for adoption by IMO next year
Decarbonisation and safety should go ‘hand in glove’, class societies urge IMO
Call comes as the regulator is set to accelerate its efforts to decarbonise shipping
Wartsila and DNV connect fleet and data platforms
Partnership of Fleet Optimisation Solution and data cloud system Veracity aims to make emissions compliance reporting more efficient
IMO pushes Arctic black carbon measures back to 2024
Inaction attacked as a dereliction of duty by alliance of clean Arctic NGOs
Podcast: Time for shipping to get ready for the EU’s new carbon tax
Audio edition of Green Seas looks at how shipping will have to prepare for the Emissions Trading System
EU moves to regulate tech titans with Digital Services Act
The Commission adopted the first designation decisions under the Digital Services Act (DSA), designating 17 Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) and 2 Very Large Online Search Engines (VLOSEs) that reach at least 45 million monthly active users. These a…
Fog in the forecast for Arctic shipping
Global warming cuts the ice but also the visibility on Arctic sea routes, and Chinese and US scientists have tips for reducing time lost to fog
Viewpoint: How shipowners can limit their exposure to the US’ shameful piracy
The US criminalisation of seafarers in pollution investigations must be reformed, argue legal eagles Edward MacColl and Marshall Tinkle