News
Tirrenia privatisation: EC concludes Saremar probe; no 'economic continuity' with successor
Emissions trading: Parliament committee drops amendment on life-cycle emissions from alternative fuels
Emissions trading: Danish owners justify public break with ECSA position on grounds that law should not include contract restraints
Greek owners increase dominance within EU-controlled fleet
Emissions trading: Danish owners break with ECSA position ahead of key Parliament vote on who should pay allowances
Prestige disaster: could London P&I escape Spanish demands for compensation?
FuelEU: owners' lobby drops call for fuel standard law to be restricted to EU suppliers
Emissions trading: carbon price volatility spikes ahead of shipping's debut
After bailouts for port authorities and passenger terminals, Italian cabotage operators to get Euro 110 million subsidy
Shipbreaking: EU, UK yards added to approved list
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Rumours
- Beefed-up World Shipping Council starting to look like rival to ECSA / ICS as lobbying efforts splinter
- Divided ECSA board failed to find position on Russia sanctions
- Emissions: owners ponder implementation costs amid downward pressure on tonnage threshold
- Russia sanctions: EU list of banned ships eases implementation concerns
- EC puts Russia oil ban to national governments but keeps P&I reference under wraps
- Emissions trading: battle to decide who pays allowances enters final phase
- FuelEU: push for inclusion of food and feed crops came from national governments, not shipping industry
- Investments in LNG-as-fuel look safe for now
- P&I insurers concerned about implications of Russia sanctions
- Russia sanctions: P&I ban talk has not reached Brussels law-makers
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