ICS in Action – February 2026
Our secretariat has been delving into a wide range of projects during the past month. This February edition of ICS in Action offers a snippet of what they have been undertaking.
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The Emerging Regulatory Pathway for Nuclear Merchant Ships and Floating Nuclear Power Stations Webinar – 26th February 2026
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) hosted a webinar on ‘The Emerging Regulatory Pathway for Nuclear Merchant Ships and Floating Nuclear Power Stations’ on the 26 February at 12pm-1pm UK time. The webinar explored the complex legislative landscape involved in revising international regulations governing nuclear merchant ships and floating nuclear power stations.
Statement on the situation in the Strait of Hormuz
Following the military conflict in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding region the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) the European Shipowners|ECSA and the Asian Shipowner's Association have issued the following statement.
Cyber security at sea: Why maritime must move to close the digital gap
As cyber attacks on global transport systems grow more frequent and sophisticated, the maritime sector faces mounting pressure to close its digital security gap and keep pace with its peers. ICS Leadership Insights speaks to cyber security experts for the latest.
Copper at the core: Building a sustainable future
As President and CEO of the International Copper Association (ICA), Juan Ignacio Díaz leads a global network powering the energy transition. He outlines copper’s central role in electrification and how collaboration and integrity are driving a more sustainable industry.
The Emerging Regulatory Pathway for Nuclear Merchant Ships and Floating Nuclear Power Stations
The International Chamber of Shipping will be hosting a webinar on 'The Emerging Regulatory Pathway for Nuclear Merchant Ships and Floating Nuclear Power Stations' on the 26th of February at 12pm-1pm UK time. The Webinar will shed light on the regulatory processes and frameworks ahead for this topic.
Indian National Shipowners’ Association joins the International Chamber of Shipping
24 February 2026, London/Mumbai – Today, the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) announces the joining of Indian National Shipowners’ Association (INSA) as a full Member, strengthening global cooperation across the global shipping industry and enhancing representation from one of the world’s most relevant maritime nations.
Marking 20 years of the Maritime Labour Convention
On the 20th Anniversary of the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), ICS Secretary General Thomas A. Kazakos reflects on the landmark agreement.
Joint statement from the ILO, ICS, and ITF on the 20th anniversary of the Maritime Labour Convention
On the 20th anniversary of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, we jointly reaffirm our commitment to the principles and protections it embodies and recognise the profound impact it has had on seafarers and on global shipping. The MLC consolidated and modernised around seventy maritime labour instruments into a single, comprehensive international framework. In doing so, it established enforceable minimum standards for wages, hours of work and rest, medical care, accommodation, repatriation and welfare, creating a clear and consistent global baseline for decent work at sea.
MEPC 84-4-13 – Proposal for converting the Interim guidance on the application of the BWM Convention to ships operating in challenging water quality conditions into a standard guidance, streamlining its procedures and mitigating constraints related to the designation of ballast water exchange areas
Agenda: HARMFUL AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN BALLAST WATER. Submitted by Republic of Korea, United Arab Emirates, ICS, BIMCO, INTERTANKO and WSC