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14. July 2021
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New EU-climate plan requires CO2-quotas for shipping
In a new climate plan, the European Commission is paving the way for shipping to be a part of the EU’s…
Læs mere28. June 2021
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The Blue Denmark gets maritime parental leave café
With support from The Danish Maritime Fund and Lauritzen Fonden, Danish Shipping and WIS-Denmark are opening…
Læs mere25. June 2021
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Offshore-carrieres focus on wind
New analysis from Danish Shipping shows that Danish offshore shipping companies are increasingly focusing on…
Læs mere24. June 2021
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Slut med særlige krav til danske slæbebåde
Siden 1980’erne har slæbebåde på dansk flag skullet leve op til en række nationale regler, som på flere…
Læs mere18. June 2021
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Denmark number one on Paris MoU’s list
This year, the Danish flag gets a fine first place on Paris MoU’s list which shows how flag states’ vessels…
Læs mere27. May 2021
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Maritime Prize awarded at Danish Shipping's annual event
A total of three crews received Danish Shipping’s Maritime Prize on Thursday in recognition of their…
Læs mere17. May 2021
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Global shipping industry in common call about the Gulf of Guinea
So far, almost 100 shipping companies, organisations and flag states have signed a new declaration calling…
Læs mere12. May 2021
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Good start of the year for Shipping
Despite corona, Danish shipping reaches the highest export level for the first quarter of the year ever.
Læs mere06. May 2021
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New analysis: CO2 regulation should be possible at fleet level
The path to lower CO2 emissions from ships will be reduced by choosing a fleet-based approach to efficiency…
Læs mere28. April 2021
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Way cleared for EU coronavirus passports
The European Parliament is today voting on a proposal from the European Commission for an EU coronavirus…
Læs mere22. April 2021
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Taxonomy requirements are welcome
The new taxonomy requirements from the European Commission can be an advantage to Danish shipping. That is…
Læs mere15. April 2021
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Shipping Companies put forward for Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea
Two crews at the Danish shipping companies ’ESVAGT’ and ‘Maersk Tankers’ have today been put forward for a UN…
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