Danish Shipping strongly supports IMO guidelines on biofouling management to protect vulnerable marine ecosystems and the biodiversity of the seas. Biofouling is a major factor in the spread of invasive species.
Danish Shipping’s Annual Report 2024Annual Report 2024
Significant issues are on the agenda for the Egyptian state visit to Denmark. For Danish shipping, particular focus is on the Suez Canal and the production of green fuels.
German authorities have now dropped the requirement for Danish ships without SOLAS certificates to undergo inspections when entering German ports or operating out of Germany. This has been warmly welcomed by the industry, as it eliminates redundant and time-consuming bureaucracy, given that Danish ships are already inspected in Denmark.
INEOS Energy have signed an agreement to buy a state-of-the-art CO2 carrier. The agreement was signed during a royal visit by HM King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands to Copenhagen.
An agreement between Denmark and China on visa-free entry for Danish citizens is now in place. China is the largest market for Danish shipping, so visa-free access is a significant help, making trade and travel activities easier for Danish shipping companies.
The FuelEU maritime legislation was adopted earlier this year. As a member, you can find an overview of relevant news here.FuelEU
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