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World Maritime Forum puts fleet decisions under one roof in Copenhagen
11+ hour, 3+ min ago (126+ words) The two-day maritime conference will take place at Copenhagen’s AC Bella Sky Convention Center on 23-24 February 2027. The event projects 800 attendees, 70 speakers and 50 exhibitors, with 300+ buyers expected among the audience. The expected audience includes professionals working in fleet, project, procurement and…...
NIMASA tightens enforcement of Cabotage regime to protect indigenous ship owners
3+ hour, 23+ min ago (1582+ words) NRC grants Lagos Government permanent approval to operate Red Line rail services NRC suspends Warri- Itakpe train service over operational concerns Sallah: FG slashes train fares by 50 percent on all routes NIMASA tightens enforcement of Cabotage regime to protect indigenous…...
New Report Finds 31% Emissions-Intensity Gap Between Carriers on the Same Ocean Trade Lane
5+ hour, 12+ min ago (189+ words) VesselBot analysis of 86,389 container voyages shows vessel deployment & utilization drive major emissions differences, even across comparable carrier services. - A small share of the fleet carries a disproportionate share of the work. NeoPanamax and Very Large Container Ships ran just 7.4% of…...
NIMASA to boost indigenous participation in cabotage trade
4+ hour, 2+ min ago (310+ words) The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said it is committed to boosting indigenous participation in cabotage trade. The agency said the move was aimed at developing local maritime capacity and ensuring that cabotage operations contributed meaningfully to…...
NIMASA tightens enforcement of cabotage compliance
6+ hour, 29+ min ago (438+ words) The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has announced stronger enforcement measures to ensure compliance with Nigeria’s Cabotage laws and promote greater participation of indigenous operators in the country’s maritime sector. The Agency disclosed this in a Marine Notice…...
Crew become the latest pressure point as shipowners pay more to keep vessels trading in conflict zones
9+ hour, 29+ min ago (206+ words) Lloyd's List Crew become the latest pressure point as shipowners pay more to keep vessels trading in conflict zones - Crewing is becoming a growing bottleneck as operators pay higher premiums to attract seafarers into Hormuz and Black Sea trades - V.Group…...
NIMASA Strengthens Enforcement Of Cabotage Compliance
8+ hour, 13+ min ago (178+ words) This disclosure was contained in a marine notice issued pursuant to the Agency’s statutory mandate of implementing applicable laws, including the NIMASA Act 2007 and the Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act 2003, in addition to the Cabotage regulations and implementing guidelines....
Battle over cleaning up shipping set to resume at London talks
8+ hour, 39+ min ago (1323+ words) After several years of debate, governments provisionally agreed in April 2025 on the "Net Zero Framework" (NZF), a series of emissions reduction targets for shipowners, backed up with financial rewards for meeting the targets and fees for missing them. For 15 years…...
Union of Greek Shipowners: Realistic Decarbonisation Needed for Global Shipping - News and Statistics
10+ hour, 38+ min ago (421+ words) IndexBox Search across reports, market insights, and blog stories. Greek Shipowners Urge Realistic IMO Decarbonisation Targets The Union of Greek Shipowners has expressed its commitment to contributing to the decarbonisation of the shipping industry through systematic investments in energy efficiency…...
Improving seafarer assessment and certification in West and Central Africa
11+ hour, 18+ min ago (199+ words) Maritime officials from six West and Central African countries are taking part in a regional training course in Accra, Ghana (24–28 August) to strengthen the assessment, examination and certification of seafarers. The training, based on IMO Model Course 3.12, is helping maritime…...