At the 75th meeting of the MEPC, the IMO has approved new rules for how international shipping should reduce its CO2 emissions towards 2030.
Maritime Cybersecurity More Important Now Than Ever Before
This was made clear at today’s international webinar chaired by the United States, the Netherlands and Denmark.
Danish Government Unveils New Plan For Growth In Maritime Sector
The Government’s Plan for Growth in the Danish Maritime Sector positions the country to become a global maritime hub by 2025.
DMA: New Knowledge On Battery Safety Can Promote Green Solutions
DMA has gained new knowledge on battery safety through a report with a focus on risks related to fire. The report outlines different methods of fire extinguishing along with the effect of ventilation systems in battery compartments in case of fire.
DMA: Time To Renew Your CLC, Bunker, Athens And WRC Certificates
Time has come to apply for renewal of CLC, Bunker, Athens and Wreck Removal Convention Certificates from the Danish Maritime Authority.
You Can Now Apply For Partial Refund Of Certain Fees – DMA
Three fees have been set too high. Therefore, you can now apply for a partial refund of those fees.
Maritime Sector Cooperation Between Ghana And Denmark
A team of tugboat masters just finished a training program in Denmark as part of the strategic sector cooperation between Denmark and Ghana. Ghanaian tugboat masters in Denmark to acquire new tools of the trade.
Cross-Border Collaboration Between The US, Netherlands & Denmark To Strengthen Cyber Security
Shipping is global. Cyber threats are global. Thus taking care of cybersecurity in the maritime sector should not be left to each individual country nor separated by function.
Denmark Maintains Status As Q21 Nation In The United States
Denmark has once again demonstrated high standards for quality shipping resulting in international recognition through the QUALSHIP 21 program.
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