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On Board Carbon Capture and Storage Review Report
International shipping faces tightening decarbonisation expectations while alternative fuels scale slowly and unevenly. In this context, onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS) is one of the few near‑term options able to deliver material tank‑to‑wake reductions on vessels that will continue operating on conventional or transition fuels through the 2030s
ICS publish Onboard Carbon Capture and Storage Review Report
ICS commissioned Lloyd’s Register Advisory to undertake the study. OCCS has been gaining traction as a potential pathway for both newbuild and existing ships to achieve compliance with tightening greenhouse gas (GHG) regulations. The report was commissioned at a time when international shipping is moving forward on its decarbonisation journey, and currently there are no alternative fuels available at scale.
Maritime Applications for Batteries
Join our session for an update on the current state of battery-electric propulsion in the maritime sector.
Seafarer Workforce Report, 2026 Edition
The Seafarer Workforce Report is the industry standard resource for those seeking the market intelligence needed to develop crewing and training strategies fit for the future.
ICS in Action – May 2026
The ICS in Action blog is published every month, providing a wrap up of the International Chamber of Shipping's recent activities.
Flexibility and caution in uncertain times
Paolo Moretti, CEO of RINA Services, explores why pragmatic decision-making, resilience, and strategic agility are becoming increasingly important across the maritime sector.
The rise of shipping’s multi-technology era
As regulatory uncertainty delays a clear decarbonisation pathway, shipowners are increasingly prioritising flexibility over long-term fuel commitments. The result is a more fragmented transition landscape, reshaping vessel design, investment strategy and future asset risk across shipping.
Industry releases Strait of Hormuz navigational guidance
Hundreds of vessels remain unable to transit the Strait of Hormuz and, in the event of a return to more normal navigation conditions, the movement of all those vessels within the Strait could represent a considerable navigational hazard. To avoid such an issue, the industry organisations of ICS, BIMCO, INTERCARGO, INTERTANKO, IMCA, and OCIMF have worked together to produce guidance aimed at assisting ships in transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
UNHCR, IMO and ICS unveil revised Rescue Guide to strengthen protection for refugees and migrants in distress at sea
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, the International Maritime Organization (IMO), and the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) today released a revised Rescue Guide, a tool to help all partners uphold the humanitarian and legal duties to rescue refugees and migrants in distress at sea and bring them to safety.