In Primo Piano

19 Oct 2021- ECSA supports the objective of the FuelEU Maritime proposal to foster the uptake of cleaner fuels in shipping. However, the proposal may become a missed opportunity. Using documents provided by non-EU fuel suppliers to calculate carbon savings...

Il 17 ottobre 2021, sul barcone di MareVivo si è tenuta la Tavola Rotonda: “Roma tra navigabilità sostenibile del Tevere, PNRR e Rigenerazione urbana”, organizzata da The Propeller Club port of Roma nell’ambito del Tevere Day. In rappresentanza di Confitarma è...

In this issue: Greek authorities activate CleanSeaNet after sea bird cargo tanker collides with small island; Council of the EU calls for widespread implementation of CISE interoperability solutions; Workshop held on new funding opportunities for CISE implementation;...

Azioni di violenza nei confronti di un sindacato, espressione democratica della rappresentanza dei lavoratori, sono inaccettabili. Mario Mattioli, Presidente di Confitarma - Confederazione Italiana Armatori e Giacomo Gavarone, presidente del Gruppo Tecnico Risorse...

Credit: Shutterstock London, 5th October 2021. The International Chamber of Shipping has submitted plans to the industry’s UN regulator, the International Maritime Organization (IMO), detailing urgent measures which governments must take to help the industry achieve...

04 Oct 2021 Having tangibly assisted in setting up and led the current Secretariat team at ECSA for 4 years, Martin Dorsman, Secretary General at ECSA, and in agreement with the ECSA Board of Directors, has decided to seek other work challenges, as of 1st of October...

We are proud to announce that the final report of the EU-wide project MapMar is out! Based on the outcomes of this final report, we can happily say that the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) together with the European Community Shipowners’ Associations...

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  29 September 2021: Global road, air and sea organisations and unions have today called on the world’s heads of government gathering at this week’s UN General Assembly to end a ‘global humanitarian and supply chain crisis.’ In an open letter published on the day...