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MEPC 81-15-5 – Comments on document MEPC 81151 on implementation of the Hong Kong Convention

Agenda: ANY OTHER BUSINESS. Submitted by Bangladesh, India, Norway, Pakistan, ICS and BIMCO

ISWG-GHG-16-2-1 – Prototype of fully automated contribution and reward system for Zero Emission Shipping Fund

Agenda: FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF CANDIDATE MID-TERM MEASURE(S) IN THE CONTEXT OF PHASE III OF THE WORK PLAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MID- AND LONG-TERM MEASURES. Submitted by ICS

MEPC 81-4-6 – Proposal on guidance for the temporary storage of treated sewage and/or grey water in ballast water tanks

Agenda: HARMFUL AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN BALLAST WATER. Submitted by Japan, ICS, IACS and CLIA

MEPC 81-6-6 – Resolution clarifying the current status of the CII rating system

Agenda: ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF SHIPS. Submitted by Bahamas, Liberia, ICS, CLIA, INTERTANKO, IPTA, INTERCARGO and INTERFERRY

Carbon capture’s role in net zero shipping

Technology for €88M hydrogen-fuelled steel plant holds promise for maritime innovations

Innovation and regulation set pace for AI advances

Exploring how AI is being deployed in other transport sectors offers vital insights for its future deployment in shipping.

Jens Meier: Ports in transition

As crucial interconnectors between logistics and clean energy stakeholders, ports are playing a greater role than ever in driving maritime transformation, says new International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) president and Port of Hamburg CEO Jens Meier.

MEPC 81-4-4 – Interim guidance on the application of the BWM Convention to ships operating in challenging water quality conditions

Agenda: HARMFUL AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN BALLAST WATER. Submitted by Australia, Canada, Ireland, Marshall Islands, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Republic of Korea, ICS, BIMCO, INTERTANKO, INTERCARGO and BEMA

MEPC 81-6-3 – Addressing the emerging risks associated with the use of shaft or engine power limitation systems on ships

Agenda: ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF SHIPS. Submitted by ICS, IMPA and IHMA