Policy
Danish Shipowners represents Danish shipping - Denmark's largest export industry. We seek influence with politicians, authorities, and organizations at all levels. Our goal is to create the best possible conditions for our members
Taxation and regulatory framework
Denmark must maintain and strengthen its position in global shipping. Therefore, it is crucial that the business policy framework in Denmark, including taxation and remuneration, remains internationally competitive.
Taxation and regulatory framework
Climate
Danish Shipping has a clear goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050 without relying on carbon offsetting. By 2030, at least five percent of Danish-operated ships should be able to sail using net-zero fuels based on a well-to-wake life cycle approach. Additionally, the first ocean-going zero-emission vessel should be in commercial operation by 2030.
Climate
Education and Training
Danish shipping companies and the Blue Denmark as a whole require well-educated employees with the right skills and competencies.
Education and Training
Environment
Danish Shipping has long recognized the necessity of conducting business with consideration for the environment. The shipping industry supports stringent legislation and applauds Danish companies for adopting new technologies that enable operations with environmental and climate considerations.
Environment
Piracy
There are still problems with piracy in several parts of the world. Especially the Gulf of Guinea off the coast of West Africa is prone to pirate attacks, and in recent years, there have been attacks on Danish-operated and Danish-owned ships.
Piracy
Offshore
Danish Shipping has many members who are active within the offshore sector. This includes activities in offshore wind, underground CO2 storage, and oil and gas.
Offshore
Boat Refugees
Boat refugees have been a challenge for shipping companies since the refugee and migrant influx across the Mediterranean began in 2014.
Boat Refugees