Environment

Liberian Registry Unveils New Environmental Initiative, Provides Tonnage Tax Incentives

Yesterday, the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry (LISCR) announced a new sustainability program that will relieve a portion of ship owners’ tonnage tax burdens upon participation.  LISCR intends to be the “ensure that Liberia remains the greenest fleet afloat,” said CEO Scott Bergeron.

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Finland Considers Additional Incentives for Environmentally Forward Thinking Owners

Finland is considering increasing aid to owners of nationally flagged fleets who invest in environmental initiatives.

Lloyd's List reports:

Finland mulls new green aid to shipowners

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Isle of Man Introduces Energy Efficiency Rebates

The Isle of Man Ship Registry has announced intentions to offer registration discounts to qualifying energy efficient vessels.

The Registry reports:

Isle of Man Offers 'Green Ship' Incentives

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US Issues Jones Act Waiver During Storm Aftermath

The US has temporarily lifted Jones Act restrictions for tankers delivering refined petroleum products to East Coast ports following the fuel shortage caused by Hurricane Sandy, causing a rate increase.

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French Court Upholds Ruling Against State-Owned Company

The French court has upheld its conviction of national oil company Total for the casualty of the tanker Erika off its coast in 1999.

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New Zealand to Amend Maritime Transport Act

New Zealand has proposed a Bill that would introduce amendments to the 1994 Maritime Transport Act including implementation of three international maritime conventions and blood-alcohol limits for crewmembers.

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Marshall Islands Registers First Hybrid Vessel

The Marshall Islands Registry has become home to the one of the industry's first hybrid vessels.

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Maritime Lawyer Outlines Jones Act’s Impact on U.S. Offshore Development Projects

John Imhof, Jr. of Watson, Farley and Williams explains the Jones Act's impacts on US offshore wind development.

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New Zealand to require local fishing vessels be flagged nationally

The Maritime Authority of New Zealand has implemented legislation requiring fishing vessels operating in local waters to be flagged nationally within the next four years.

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Singapore Registry Introduces New Benefits to Owners

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has introduced new incentives for owners.

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