Sustainability for the Maritime Sector

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has set ambitious targets for the shipping industry. In addition to the 2020 Global Sulphur Cap, shipowners and operators must consider the greenhouse gas (GHG) targets for 2030 and even more ambitious emissions goals for 2050. The regulatory changes set for 2020 – as well as those expected for 2030 and 2050 – will be more disruptive than any past environmental regulations. To achieve cleaner and low carbon emissions, the shipping industry will need a better understanding of existing technologies and strategies while new technology (including fuels) will need to be develop.

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Albion Marine Solutions Team Update September 2019 (2)

Albion Marine Solutions ream attended a ship breaking site in Nanaimo, BC, Canada. Our team had a face to face meeting with the Contractor and carried out an on site inspection to ensure strict compliance with Health, Safety and Environmental Regulations. Inquire about our services by contacting our head office at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Albion Engineering India Pvt. Ltd. Team Updates 2019

Albion Engineering India Pvt. Ltd. has awarded the following employees as best designers for the month of August:

- Mr. Senthilvel (Winner)

- Mr. Robin Charles (Runner)

For the month of August the best project team award was given to Mr. Hemadri & his team. Albion Marine Solutions Ltd. wants to congratulate everyone. Keep the hard work.

International Regulations Of Ports – Yes or No?

High-level speakers engage in a debate at a joint Hutchinson Ports/IMO/IMO International Maritime Law Institute seminar to address: “Do ports need international regulation?” Imo Secretary-General Kitack Lim reminded the audience that the IMO Convention does give the Organization a mandate to regulate in ports and some current IMO regulations do indeed extend to port operations. More information

Increasing Piracy Risk at Douala Anchorage Cameroon

To protect vessels from piracy attacks at Douala anchorage, the Government of Cameroon has decided to supply armed guards, free of charge, that will stay onboard vessel for the duration of its stay at the anchorage. IMB Piracy Reporting Centre has recorded three cases of piracy at Douala anchorage so far in 2019. In an effort to enhance the security for ships, the Government has decided to place armed security team onboard. Read more

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