In Primo Piano

In this issue: Ship-to-shore reporting – simplifying the work of ship and coastal station operators; Common Information Sharing Environment – transitioning to the operational phase; Ensuring the safe operation of ro-ro & high-speed passenger ships; EMSA hosts Sea...

The Gulf of Guinea remains a high-risk area for piracy and armed robbery. European shipowners are extremely concerned about the escalating rate of piracy incidents and the continued levels of violence in the Gulf of Guinea. The latest International Maritime Bureau...

In a letter today to the EU's Chief Negotiator for the exit of the UK from the EU, Mr Michel Barnier, ECSA and its member the UK Chamber of Shipping strongly urge for a negotiated settlement that includes a transition period. "Given the importance of an orderly exit...

At its meeting on 2 October that met in Athens, the General Assembly of ECSA decided on the organisation's President and Vice-President. The President for the next 2 years is Claes Berglund. Mr Berglund is Director Public Affairs & Sustainability of Stena AB. He...

More EU budget for transport is the best investment plan for Europe. . ECSA reiterates its call for strong financial support from the EU, in a joint campaign with more than 40 European associations and organisations To move towards a truly climate-neutral, green,...

In this issue: EMSA makes data on marine casualties and incidents public, Pilot project adds eCertificates to THETIS inspection database, Georgia latest country to join the EU LRIT Cooperation Data Centre, EMSA RPAS give real time support during oil spill response...

Il Monthly Monitoring Report september 2019 dell’ECSA è disponibile nella sezione News dell’area riservata del sito.

More EU budget for transport is the best investment plan for Europe. ECSA reiterates its call for strong financial support from the EU, in a joint campaign with more than 40 European associations and organisations. To move towards a truly climate-neutral, green,...