Sulphur pollution:Two companies reported
The Danish EPA has reported yet another two shipping companies to the police because their ships have been found to emit too much sulphur. Danish Shipping supports the move by the Danish authorities.
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Autonomous ships require international regulation
The autonomous ships of the future are imminent, so it is important that international regulation and…
Read moreA new guide to the Ballast Water Convention
Danish Shipping launches a new guide regarding the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention,…
Read moreDanish Shipping: Assesment of existing regulation before new ship recycling initiatives
Effects of existing legislation must be known before introducing new initiatives, says a new report from the…
Read moreEU ministers agree on good course for maritime transport policy
EU Ministers of Transportation send a strong signal of continued support for the European maritime sector at…
Read more“Wind in our sails” - EU to put more focus on key shipping priorities
The President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker held his annual State of the Union Wednesday.…
Read moreDenmark to abolish registration fee for ships
Danish Shipping: A serious obstacle to the growth of vessels flying the Danish flag will be removed.
Read moreThe outline for shipping’s climate strategy finalized
The UN maritime organisation, IMO, has taken an important step to land a strategy for reducing greenhouse gas…
Read moreDanish Shipowners’ Association becomes Danish Shipping
The Danish Shipowners’ Association updates its visual identity and changes its name to Danish Shipping.
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