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Greece, Japan and others back industry’s $5bn R&D fund proposal Key maritime countries are throwing their support behind the industry’s landmark proposal. But they have also agreed to changes from… Related Stories Dollar Libor axed from 2023, UK regulator confirms LR approves ammonia-fuelled gas carrier design Flag states failing over seafarer work hours compliance…
Dollar Libor axed from 2023, UK regulator confirms ‘Not a crisis but a headache,’ say shipping lawyers, as aftermath of rate-fixing scandal creates vast amounts of donkey work… Related Stories Greece, Japan and others back industry’s $5bn R&D fund proposal LR approves ammonia-fuelled gas carrier design Flag states failing over seafarer work hours compliance…
LR approves ammonia-fuelled gas carrier design Lloyd’s Register has given approval in principle to a design for an ammonia-fuelled gas carrier by Belgian shipowner Exmar, China’s… Related Stories Greece, Japan and others back industry’s $5bn R&D fund proposal Dollar Libor axed from 2023, UK regulator confirms Flag states failing over seafarer work hours compliance…
Flag states failing over seafarer work hours compliance A Nautilus International webinar this week heard that failing to ensure seafarer concerns are taken seriously lies at the heart… Related Stories Greece, Japan and others back industry’s $5bn R&D fund proposal Dollar Libor axed from 2023, UK regulator confirms LR approves ammonia-fuelled gas carrier design…
Daily Briefing March 10 2021 Free to read: Substandard flag states targeted as regulatory arbitrage rises | Braemar overpaid for Naves acquisition, says new chief… Free to read: Substandard flag states targeted as regulatory arbitrage rises | Braemar overpaid for Naves acquisition, says new chief… https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1136025/Daily%20Briefing%20March%2010%202021?utm_source=search&utm_medium=RSS&utm_term=&utm_campaign=search_rss10th March 20213:00 am
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Substandard flag states targeted as regulatory arbitrage rises The International Maritime Organization continues to target fraudulent registries and ship registrations Related Stories Carriers have little to fear from regulatory oversight Container volume growth muted despite sky-high rates Biden’s $1.9trn stimulus package will boost trade to US ports The International Maritime Organization continues to…
Carriers have little to fear from regulatory oversight Shipper groups are concerned about high freight rates, delays and service disruptions. But carriers say they are doing all they… Related Stories Substandard flag states targeted as regulatory arbitrage rises Container volume growth muted despite sky-high rates Biden’s $1.9trn stimulus package will boost trade to US…
Maersk Tankers touts benefits of scale in decarbonisation efforts Smaller owners that may struggle to reduce carbon emissions on their own can achieve considerable savings by joining a pool… Related Stories Genco chief sees ‘perfect rainbow’ over dry bulk market Smaller owners that may struggle to reduce carbon emissions on their own can…
Daily Briefing March 9 2021 Free to read: Shipping needs 5% zero-carbon fuels by 2030 to meet green goal | Opposition aims to boost UK… Free to read: Shipping needs 5% zero-carbon fuels by 2030 to meet green goal | Opposition aims to boost UK… https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1136024/Daily%20Briefing%20March%209%202021?utm_source=search&utm_medium=RSS&utm_term=&utm_campaign=search_rss9th March 20213:04 am
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