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Cleaner Seas is an online publication that covers the whole range of marine environmental issues and legislation, ranging from matters such as oil pollution prevention to control of funnel emissions and from the dumping of rubbish to use of antifoulings. It is produced with the active assistance and support of the major maritime organisations. Cleaner Seas has three main objectives: to keep shipping decision makers up to date with environmental issues, to inform a wider readership of what action is already being taken by shipping to prevent environmental damage and to project a balanced view of the industry’s environmental record, which is far better than the tabloid press would have us believe.
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Cemre Shipyard selects NES to equip Scandlines’ zero emission ferry
21 February 2022 – Cemre Shipyard has awarded Norwegian Electric Systems AS (NES) a substantial contract to supply the battery and control systems, plus
Sallaum Lines Announces Plans to Establish Shipping Lines with Arab Countries
Sallaum Lines, the International Maritime Shipping Company, seeks to expand operations and services through its plans to establish shipping lines with the
Wärtsilä and Grimaldi unveil new filter system to tackle ocean microplastics
Wärtsilä Corporation, Trade press release, 17 February 2022 at 12 PM EET The technology group Wärtsilä, together with the shipping company Grimaldi Group,
Posidonia 2022 To Chart New Course For Global Shipping Reset
Posidonia 2022 will be held this summer from June 6-10, with the 27th edition of the world’s most prestigious shipping event gearing up to welcome the
Zero Carbon Shipping on the Horizon
It’s a well known fact that carbon emission is the main cause of the current climate crisis. Shipping industry produces black carbon that seriously
The BMA: steering towards a sustainable future
As challenges go, significantly cutting the shipping industry’s carbon footprint by 2050 is a big one. A sector powered by fossil fuels must learn
Synergy Group ties up with Maritime Training Pioneer Seably
14 February, 2022, Gothenburg, Sweden. Seably, the global online marketplace, welcomes the Synergy Marine Group as a new corporate customer on its digital
Reducing carbon footprint in marine industry
The marine industry has a great opportunity to reduce its carbon footprint. Developing and growing economies, as well as developing countries, can benefit
BV to deliver independent certification to the first floating wind project in the Celtic Sea
Paris-La Défense, France – January 19th, 2022: Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection and certification, has been selected to
High efficiency Wärtsilä power solutions to drive seven new Arctic Shuttle Tankers
The technology group Wärtsilä will supply the main and harbour engines for a series of seven new Arctic Shuttle Tanker vessels being built at the Samsung
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Orkney port – MV Hamnavoe ‘Green Energy’ Initiative
Recent environmental initiatives introduced at Orkney port include some extensive projects that focus on reducing carbon emissions and preserving marine
Reducing carbon footprint in marine industry
The marine industry has a great opportunity to reduce its carbon footprint. Developing and growing economies, as well as developing countries, can benefit
Isle of Man Ship Registry Believes Flag States Have an Important Role to Play in Promoting Green Shipping
Pioneering research into green propulsion technology is underway across the maritime sector in an effort to decarbonise shipping and find viable
How Anyone Environmentally Conscious Can Help Clean Up the Sea
Without a thriving marine ecosystem, we face more dangers from climate change. Fortunately, there are efforts to keep the oceans clean. And as an
The Ocean’s Plastic Problem Is Getting Worse With COVID-19
Just when things couldn’t get worse, the COVID-19 pandemic has added to an already alarming problem for the last few years.
