INTERCARGO Media Release – 7 March 2017 Intercargo holds its semi-annual meetings in Hong Kong “Regulations should achieve their core purpose in the most effective and practical ways possible” INTERCARGO’s Technical and Executive Committees held...
A circular was sent to members that included information on: USCG Approved Systems USCG Extensions IMO Approved Systems De-coupling of IOPP Certificate INTERCARGO Ballast Water Working Group You need to login to view the rest of the content. Please...
The INTERCARGO Secretariat and Members of the INTERCARGO Technical Committee have formed a Ballast Water Working Group. The Group have been tasked with producing a paper, for submission to MEPC 71 (July 2017), which will highlight the challenges of...
INTERCARGO is supporting the 6th IMarEST Ballast Water Technology Conference to be held at IMO, London on 12-13 January 2017. INTERCARGO members attending the conference are eligible for a 15% discount. Details and registration at the following link...
Last week the US Coast Guard (USCG) approved two more ballast water management (BWM) systems by Alfa Laval and OceanSaver, after having done so for Optimarin earlier this month. So the three in total USCG BWM System Type Approval Certificates have...
Capital Link’s latest CSR forum ‘Operating Excellence in Shipping’ offered INTERCARGO a floor to share latest views on Ballast Water Management, Sulphur Cap-2020, GHG emissions, and EEDI questions. Watch the ‘Regulatory &...
Upon conclusion of the IMO MEPC 70 (24-28 Oct. 2016 meeting of the Marine Environment Protection Committee),
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02 February 2017 – INTERCARGO BALLAST WATER UPDATE A circular was sent to members that included information on: USCG Approved Systems USCG Extensions IMO Approved Systems De-coupling of IOPP Certificate INTERCARGO Ballast Water Working Group...
The U.S. Coast Guard has denied appeals from four ballast water treatment system manufacturers to allow the most probable number (MPN) method for determining the efficacy of systems. You need to login to view the rest of the content. Please Login...
The U.S. Coast Guard has denied appeals from four ballast water treatment system manufacturers to allow the most probable number (MPN) method for determining the efficacy of systems. You need to login to view the rest of the content. Please Login...