IMO CARES (Coordinated Actions to Reduce Emissions from Shipping)

Are you ready for our Extreme Maritime Weather: `Bridging the Knowledge Gap Towards Safer Shipping’ Symposium? Make sure to save the date on 23-26 September 2024 to find out about possible solutions to minimize the risks created by extreme maritime weather events – those which are dangerous to any ship at sea and are a threat to life, property, and the marine environment. More details here: https://lnkd.in/eGP2mp34 #ExtremeMaritimeWeather # #EarlyWarningsForAll #MaritimeWeather #WorldMaritimeDay #Shipping #SafetyFirst #Seafarers #WeatherForecasting

What a wonderful in-person (pictured) turn out for the IMO CARES's event that looked at how market ready decarbonisation technologies can accelerate LDC and SIDS' progress towards the International Maritime Organization's #GHGEmission targets. In addition to speeches by Dr. Jose Matheickal Kamal Al Junaidi, MBA Anton Rhodes Petra Ahari and Captain Sukhjit Singh AFNI , we also had presentations by the winners of our #MaritimeTechnologyGlobalChallenge. Representatives from the five Maritime Technology Cooperation Centres (MTCC Caribbean MTCC Africa MTCC Latin America MTCC Pacific and MTCC Asia) talked about the challenges in their regions, but also the scope for decarbonation projects to greatly impact the countries in their remits. In particular, the implementation of technology across domestic shipping in one of these countries could serve as a template for implementation on a larger scale. Did you tune in to our event online? We want to know what you enjoyed about the session. #decarbonisation #shipping #ports

We hope that you're tuning in to our event that is currently live. We are shining a spotlight on how market ready technologies can assist in global decarbonisation, with a special focus on domestic shipping and ports in LDCs and SIDS.

Time is running out to reserve your spot for today's IMO CARES (Coordinated Actions to Reduce Emissions from Shipping) Technology and Decarbonisation event. The online event (in person for IMO Member States attending the Technical Committee meeting) will offer a platform to hear from the winners of the IMO CARES Maritime Technology Global Challenge, as well as consultants and our project sponsors. 🎉 The event will begin today on Tuesday 25th June at 13:45 -16:45 UK Time Register now: https://lnkd.in/ew6H3MWc #shipping #maritime #ports #decarbonisation #technology

Register today to make sure you attend this event online via our Zoom link.

Are you curious about the IMO CARES (Coordinated Actions to Reduce Emissions from Shipping) project and our three-pronged approach to supporting countries in Africa and the Caribbean meet International Maritime Organization decarbonisation targets? Join us for our latest IMO CARES event to learn about our activities to facilitate green solution use in the Global South. You will hear from IMO CARES officials, the winners of the IMO CARES Maritime Technology Global Challenge, as well as consultants and our project sponsors. Our speakers on the day will include Anton Rhodes, Fawaz Al Sahli, Petra Ahari and more. They will share information about some of the challenges in the regions and pathways to progress. 💚 Event name: IMO CARES Domestic shipping and Decarbonization in developing regions 💚 Where: In-person at IMO headquarters in London and online hybrid event 💚 When: Tuesday 25th June, 13:45 -16:45 UK Time 💚 Registration link: https://lnkd.in/ew6H3MWc 💚 Who should attend: Anyone who is interested in the project Make sure you sign up today! #shipping #maritime #ports #decarbonisation #technology MTCC Africa MTCC Caribbean

Wind Turbines and on-shore power are some of the technologies that can accelerate progress in Member States towards the International Maritime Organization's GHG targets. We are excited that workshops such as these are spreading information and helping to bring stakeholders together. Together, we can decarbonise shipping! #shipping #technology #Decarbonisation #ports #renewables #OPS #Turbines Dr. Jose Matheickal Anton Rhodes Petra Ahari

🙋♀️ Have you have been wondering what we have been up to over the past few months? 📢 The answer is that we have been busy, busy busy! 🙌 Want to know more? We invite you to read this article written for Bunkerspot magazine by Petra Ahari, IMO CARES Project Analyst about all our activities in Africa, the Caribbean and of course our headquarters at the International Maritime Organization in London. 🏃♂️ The article outlines how we have worked hard 💪 to identify suitable market-ready technology solutions that will improve efficiency of vessels and ports and reduce operational costs and GHG emissions. We have already announced the winners of the Maritime Technology Global Challenge, and seen the impact that our CARES Connects events can have. We will soon be issuing a Report on Decarbonisation of Domestic Shipping - so STAY TUNED 🔔 . Thank you to Ian Taylor for giving us the opportunity to talk about our work - and to the strong leadership shown by Dr. Jose Matheickal and Anton Rhodes to ensure that the project delivers change in the two regions. We must also thank Vivian Rambarath -Parasram and Lydia Ngugi for the hard work of MTCC Caribbean and MTCC Africa in selecting the winning technologies for the global challenge. #decarbonisation #shipping #SIDS #LDCs #ports #technologies

Exciting Update from IMO CARES! We're delighted to announce that our first newsletter, covering April 2023 to January 2024, is now available! In this edition, we dive into the progress we've achieved in helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from domestic shipping and ports, with a particular emphasis on supporting Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Catch up on all the updates by reading the full newsletter here: https://bit.ly/3ycYpRl #IMOCARES #MTCCCaribbean #MTCCAfrica #TGA

Charting the Course for a Sustainable Maritime Future! MTCC Caribbean MTCC Africa, MTCC Pacific, as well as their delegations to MEPC 81, met with the International Maritime Organization, and the European Union today. Phase II of the Global Maritime Technology Cooperation Centres Network (GMN) Project was one of the focal points of this meeting. What's important to note? This next phase will upscale the work of the five regional centres (MTCCs), with a particular emphasis on energy efficient technology demonstrations to achieve quantifiable reductions in GHG emissions. #GMN #Maritime #Collaboration #Sustainability #GHG #EmissionsReduction #Caribbean #Africa #Pacific #MEPC81 #IMO #EU