Danish Shipping is taking part in COP30, with a focus on strengthening cooperation with climate-ambitious actors in the IMO and building communities and alliances with like-minded partners across the world, particularly within the value chain for alternative fuels.
Danish Shipping’s Annual Report 2025Annual Report 2025
The European Commission’s investment plan for sustainable transport includes many promising elements and highlights the need to increase the production of green fuels, including for the shipping industry. For Danish Shipping, it is crucial that these good intentions are turned into concrete action.
Negotiations on the first-ever global climate agreement for an entire industry have just been kicked into the long grass in London. Danish Shipping calls it “a major disappointment.”
The Initiative builds on prior successful partnerships and will help build maritime competence and create opportunities for talented African cadets to gain valuable sea experience and training with leading Danish shipping companies.
Heads of 7 shipping associations call for IMO adoption of the Net-Zero Framework (NZF) at the crucial vote in October. Anything else would be a major setback for the green transition and risk leaving the industry with a complicated patchwork of regional climate regulations.
The FuelEU maritime legislation was adopted earlier this year. As a member, you can find an overview of relevant news here.FuelEU
Sign up for our press release news.
