
MEPC
MEPC 61 Papers
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MEPC 61 outcome by Lloyd's RegisterSummary of the critical Marine Environmental Protection Committee outcomes.
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Assessment of fuel availability and qualityInternational Chamber of Shipping, BIMCO, OCIMF and INTERCARGO advise on a measured approach to enhance confidence in the legislative process.
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France's proposal on exhaust gas cleaning systemsDocument looks at the data collection concerning washwater discharge and the need to encourage development of the system.
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US exhaust gas cleaning system proposalDocument considers whether additional procedures are needed and looks at quality controls measures related to washwater discharge.
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ICS ballast water proposalProposal urges the early implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention.
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Puerto Rico/US Virgin Islands ECA designationUS MEPC 61 proposal to amend MARPOL Annex VI to designate certain waters adjacent to the coasts as an Emission Control Area.
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EEDI for dry cargo carriers/bulk carriersDenmark and ICS propose amendments to the guidelines on the method of calculation of the energy efficiency design index.
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Energy efficiency measures for ships (EEDI)International Chamber of Shipping comment on the intersessional meeting of the working group.
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MEPC 61 provisional agendaSubmissions to be considered for adoption by the Committee during the meeting in London in September 2010.
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Wider environmental provisions for the Polar CodeSubmission by FOEI, IFAW, WWF, Pacific Environment and CSC that elaborates on proposals for environmental provisions for application in polar regions.
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Additional MARPOL provisions for the Polar CodeDevelopment of a mandatory code for ships operating in polar waters as submitted by FOEI, IFAW, WWF, Pacific Environment and CSC.
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DNV study: Mandatory code for ships in polar watersSubmission by Norway featuring a report on emission and discharge issues that need further consideration.
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Speed reduction, a regulatory optionA proposal submitted by the Clean Shipping Coalition that looks at the benefits and addresses the issues of slowing down.
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Recycling of shipsA report submitted by Japan on the guidelines for Safe and Environmentally Sound Ship Recycling and the Development of the Ship Recycling Plan (SRP).