Statement from the International Chamber of Shipping on the plight of the crew of the Galaxy Leader
Tuesday 19 November marks the one-year anniversary of the seizure of the crew of the Galaxy Leader.
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Considerations of Training Aspects for Seafarers on Ships Powered by Ammonia, Methanol and Hydrogen
A summary report from the Maritime Just Transition Task Force, which sets out the objectives, methodology, findings and conclusions acquired from 12 hybrid workshops that engaged 116 participants and produced substantial considerations for each fuel.
HTW 11-7-2 – Interim training framework for seafarers in decarbonization – Knowledge, Understanding and Proficiencies (KUPs) to be considered towards training for working on alternatively fuelled ships
Agenda: DEVELOPMENT OF A SAFETY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT THE REDUCTION OF GHG EMISSIONS FROM SHIPS USING NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND ALTERNATIVE FUELS. Submitted by ICS and ITF
Preparing for Inspections in the Engine Room
This comprehensive course highlights common deficiencies found during engine room inspections and offers valuable insight and firsthand tips from port state control inspectors. By completing this course, learners will gain actionable steps to address and minimise these deficiencies, and walk away more proactive and confident for any upcoming inspection. Based on the best-selling publication, Engine Room Procedures Guide.
Navigating the challenges of underwater radiated noise: A win-win for emissions and ocean health
Article by Chris Waddington, Technical Director, contributor to Underwater Radiated Noise Guide
The race for shore power
Shore power will play an increasing role in maritime energy transformation.
Charlotte Pedersen: Accelerating the future of trade
Charlotte Pedersen provides strategic insight into how the different transport modes can overcome common challenges.
Top officials to meet in Hong Kong for high-level summit on global trade and rising protectionism
The summit will focus on the challenges facing maritime trade as the world navigates an increasingly unpredictable and disruptive global landscape.
Shipboard Response to Stowaways and Distressed People in Small Boats – 2025-26 Edition
The primary aim of this book is to advise seafarers in general, and the officers and crew of merchant ships in particular, how best to deal with people encountered at sea as stowaways, distressed people in small boats (including migrants and refugees) and the victims of trafficking. In each case, details of the master's responsibilities and the required procedures are set out, along with preventative measures, appropriate preparation and the recommended response in stowaway and rescue at sea situations. Practical guidance is provided, focused on saving lives at sea and maintaining ship security and the safety of all on board. Current trends and regions of higher risk are identified, with reference to the latest industry guidance and regulatory framework.
Biofouling, Biosecurity and Hull Cleaning, Second Edition
This second edition was withdraw in October 2026 and replaced by the second edition. This fully illustrated publication describes in detail the problems that biofouling can cause to ship operations and the marine environment. It examines the use of anti-fouling systems to prevent the build-up of biofouling as well as the options available for ship cleaning, in particular the importance of in-water cleaning. It also sets out the revised 2023 IMO Biofouling Guidelines, specific regional mandatory biofouling requirements and the mandatory IMO AFS Convention. It also provides data sheets on a number of hull cleaning companies worldwide.