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Norway, Sunndalsoera - Environmental Regulations
27 February 2018MEPC 81 - developments of significance
25 March 2024The 81st meeting of the IMO’s Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC) made some progress on issues of significant importance to BIMCO members – including on mid-term measures for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the legal uncertainty regarding ship recycling and underwater radiated noise. Additionally, the Committee adopted a number of amendments to Conventions, approved a number of circulars and made significant progress on ballast water management issues.
BIMCO agrees that climate ambitions will not be achieved by Europe acting alone
13 December 2019BIMCO welcomes the recognition of the European Commission (EC) that climate change is a global issue that requires mobilisation of partners internationally.
New BIMCO clause encourages bulk sector to embrace just in time arrival concept
15 February 2021In a bid to encourage wider adoption of just in time (JIT) arrival principles in the bulk sector, BIMCO has published a new clause for voyage charter parties to promote more efficient shipping procedures and as a result, help reduce CO2 emissions.
Update on work to develop ETS Allowances Clause for SHIPMAN
03 July 2023The subcommittee tasked with the revision of BIMCO’s suite of third party management contracts continues its work to develop a standard Emission Trading Scheme Allowances (ETSA) Clause for use with the popular ship management agreement SHIPMAN. The aim is to present a draft standalone clause for possible adoption by BIMCO’s Documentary Committee when it meets next in Copenhagen on 11 October.
Faroe Islands, Torshavn - Environmental Regulations
27 February 2018Canada, British Columbia, Nanaimo BC - Environmental Regulations
27 February 2018IMO adopts important steps towards decarbonisation
13 April 2018MEPC held this week, adopted a new initial IMO strategy of GHG emissions of ships, which will pave the way for decarburization.
