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According to BIMCO 15OOO ships will need recycling in the next ten years. Will the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships (HKC) which enters into force as of January 2025, bestow upon the industry an improved standard for scrapping operations, putting people and the environments safety at the core? In this webinar, the Club’s ESG, Loss Prevention and Claims departments explain: - Why it matters and the role of sustainable ship recycling in an ESG Focused world - The ratifications of the HKC, existing regulations, an overview of the new requirements, the technical elements involved for compliance and the legal considerations from contractual to criminal liabilities - How to embed green ship recycling and HKC compliance within your ESG strategies
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pi_circular West of England ·2024-01-10

Ship Recycling: An improved standard of duty (webinar)

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