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COMMENT: Are voluntary measures enough to prevent another Costa Concordia tragedy?
The European Commission has let the cruise industry off the hook. Brussels regulators believe industry promises to improve safety via "voluntary measures" are likely to be sufficient to assuage fears in the wake of the Costa Concordia. This was the preliminary message given by the Commission's Di...
France LNG terminal triggers environmental concerns
EXCLUSIVE: European Commission warns Italy, Germany, Spain over solo IMO submissions
Angola LNG takeover will not lead to competitors being 'shut out', says Brussels
Cruise lines call for EU legislation on port waste reception facilities
Sulphur fuels: 0.5% maximum to apply across Europe in 2020 'with no possibility of postponement'
Sulphur fuels: state aid for retrofitting 'to be allowed to 50%'
Blue Belt Customs: it works but it doesn't help
Brussels approves Netherlands cruise aid
EU Navfor attacks pirate supply base on Somali shoreline
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- Greek euro exit: would shipowners benefit?
- Marine Equipment Directive 'will expand mutual recognition'
- Philippines seafarer training inspections 'went badly'
- Is Spain ignoring the Brussels shipbuilding standstill obligation?
- Mediterranean governments hold out in sulphur fuel negotiations
- EU safety study 'recommends refits for 1,500 ro-pax ships'
- Marine equipment mutual recognition progress less important than 'system'
- Hedegaard 'not convinced' on maritime emissions trading
- Maritime Labour Convention: Brussels holds fire on labour-supplying responsibilities
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