International Seminar on Ship Recycling

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
1 I NTRODUCTION TO THE H ONG K ONG C ONVENTION AND ITS REQUIREMENTS Nikos Mikelis International Maritime Organization Ship Recycling Technology & Knowledge.
Advertisements

Preparatory Discussions on Promoting Ship Recycling through the Global Programme Dhaka, 13 January 2008 Developments in Europe: The European Commissions.
2010, 15th July Hong Kong Convention How to use IHM at SRFs M.Sc Beyza Doyduk – Global Practice Ship Recycling.
1 Brian Elliott Senior Project Officer for Environmental Protection European Policy Update. ESA Workshop 25th January 2010.
European Maritime Day Stakeholder Conference "Port & Maritime training & education" 20 May 2010 Gijon Peter M Swift, MD INTERTANKO.
Update on Ballast Water Management Latin American Panel Meeting Cartagena, Columbia November 1, 2011.
Emilien GASC, Policy Officer
NAMEPA 2014 World Maritime Day Observance Cozumel, Mexico Canada's Experience with the North American Emission Control Area RDIMS #
Leading the way; making a difference North American Panel March 17, 2014 BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT JOSEPH ANGELO DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR.
Leading the way; making a difference Ballast Water Planning Workshop Lagonissi, Greece – 22 May 2015 Image courtesy of Samco Shipholding Pte Ltd Tim Wilkins.
ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL MARITIME LABOUR STANDARDS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF MARITIME SAFETY AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION FROM BMA’S.
Leading the way; making a difference Young Professionals in Shipping Network, Hong Kong Changing the Environment – a look at the less traditional roles.
Leading the way; making a difference Latin American Panel November 6, 2013 BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT JOSEPH ANGELO DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR.
Environmental Developments: Practical Implications and Considerations for the tanker operator Tim Wilkins: INTERTANKO Seminar, Mumbai 2005 Environmental.
How can ship breaking become a sound industry in its own right ? Peter M Swift.
Mediterranean MoU 7th Committee Meeting on PSC Alexandria, EGYPT 31st January - 2nd February A Presentation by INTERTANKO Port State Control Capt.
INTERTANKO’s proposal for an Interim Strategy on Ship Recycling EMSA Workshop Lisbon, 21 st September 2006
INTERTANKO Council Meeting Singapore, October 2010 Environmental Committee Update Image Courtesy of NORDEN AS.
1 June 2000 Hong Kong Role of Disclosure in Strengthening Corporate Governance and Accountability Regulation of the Audit Profession Tsuguoki Fujinuma.
1 INTERTANKO – Latin American Panel Meeting Miami Beach, Florida 12 March 2008 Tom Kirk ABS Americas Director, Technology & Business Development ABS Class.
Kuala Lumpur Meeting on the Straits of Malacca and Singapore Developments and Future Challenges for Safety and Security in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore1.
INTERTANKO Tanker Chartering Seminar Kindly supported the India National Shipowners’ Association The Oberoi Hotel, Mumbai 3 October 2006 John Fawcett-Ellis,
Maritime Administration Seminar World Maritime University Malmö 27 August 2008 INTERTANKO and Quality Shipping in the context of Flag State Implementation.
VIII INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR RUSSIAN MARITIME REGISTER OF SHIPPING MARINE ENVIRONMENT SAFETY MANAGEMENT JOSEPH ANGELO DIRECTOR REGULATORY AFFAIRS AND THE.
Ballast Water Management DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR
INTERTANKO LATIN AMERICAN PANEL MARITIME SECURITY: LATEST DEVELOPMENTS LATEST DEVELOPMENTS AT IMO JOSEPH J. ANGELO DIRECTOR, REGULATORY AFFAIRS AND THE.
The Future of Yacht Recycling “overview on regulatory compliance” Albert Willemsen ICOMIA Environment Consultant.
Leading the way; making a difference GREEN4SEA Athens Forum April 9, 2014 UPDATE ON BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT JOSEPH ANGELO DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR.
Tripartite Meeting Tokyo, September 2007 Ship Recycling An Overview of Regulatory and Industry Developments Presented by INTERTANKO and ICS on behalf of.
Leading the way; making a difference Lunchtime Seminar October 10, 2012 Ballast Water Management JOSEPH ANGELO DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR.
European Aviation Safety Agency Head of Aircraft Product Certification
Seafarers and Bulk Carriers Ian Harrison Technical Manager.
IndustriALL Global Union
Supporting the right to know for trade in certain hazardous chemicals International High-level expert Conference on Chemical Safety and Rotterdam Convention:
Approval of Financial Statements Shareholders Boards Audit Committee Bert Vos Russian Corporate Governance Roundtable Meeting November 2004.
LATIN AMERICAN PANEL OCTOBER 31, 2007 RECYCLING OF SHIPS JOSEPH ANGELO DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR.
1 Ship Recycling - IHM Preparation for New Building Ships - October 2010 The Shipbuilders’ Association of Japan.
Leading the way; making a difference Ballast Water Management State of Affairs Hong Kong, 26 November 2013 Tim Wilkins INTERTANKO Senior Manager - Environment.
Leading the way; making a difference Ballast Water Management State of Affairs October 2013 Tim Wilkins INTERTANKO Technical Seminar Busan, 21 October.
Presentation by Gunnar A. Knudsen Manager, Ports and Terminals Section INTERTANKO for The Intermodal Petroleum Transportation Security Conference London,
The Environmental Performance of Shipping Challenges and Prospects Shipping and the Law – Naples, 4 October 2013 Patrick Verhoeven, Secretary General 1.
国际油轮船东协会简介 Single Hull Tanker Phase Out and its implications on Ship Conversion and Recycling in the Region Ship Care January 2007, Swissotel.
Anti-Trust/Competition Law Compliance Statement INTERTANKO’s policy is to be firmly committed to maintaining a fair and competitive environment in the.
The ROUND TABLE of international shipping associations.
1 New EU legislation to prevent trading in illegal timber on the EU market SARAWAK INDUSTRY UPDATE Kuching, 20 July 2009 Vincent van den Berk European.
To Satisfaction of the Administration Seminar on the Implementation of measures to ensure that safety standards are “to the Satisfaction of the Administration.
Peter M Swift CMA, March 2004 Trade Associations and how they can represent their members with governments, extra-government organizations, and enforcement.
EU rules for Third Country operators ??
Sustainable Ship Recycling Making the Hong Kong Convention work
Asian Regional Panel Tokyo
European Precious Metals Federation Conflict Minerals-Implications for the European Precious Metals Industry 24 September 2017 | Vicenza, Italy.
BIMCO,IMO,IAPH Prof.V.M.Mohamed ali.
Asian Panel Hong Kong 25 February 2005 Peter M Swift Notes.
Sustainable Ship Recycling Making the Hong Kong Convention work
RATIFICATION OF NAIROBI INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON REMOVAL OF WRECKS ,2007 PRESENTATION TO PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE OF TRANSPORT 23 SEPTEMBER 2014.
European Policy Update.
Environmental concerns
Sustainable Ship Recycling Making the Hong Kong Convention work
IMO work to address GHG emissions from ships
The ICS/ISF Shipping Industry Flag State Performance Table
IMO GLOBAL SULPHUR LIMIT 2020, IMPACTS TO MAJOR FLAGS AND MEASURES TO HELP SHIPOWNERS AND OPERATORS 2019.
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan
Ⓒ Copyright by NIPPON KAIJI KYOKAI
Expectation and activities towards the early entry into force of the Hong Kong Convention Sveinung Oftedal Specialist Director.
Peter Koller, Policy Officer
A journey towards responsible ship recycling practices: Bangladesh experience Md. Mizanur Rahman, National Project Manager, IMO SENSREC Project – Bangladesh.
ISRA Network Reinoud Pijpers
Why and how EU can facilitate the Hong Kong Convention
Shin Imai Director for International Negotiations Office,
Keith Manch Director of Maritime New Zealand
Presentation transcript:

International Seminar on Ship Recycling Towards the Early Entry into Force of the Hong Kong Convention London, 10 May 2019 Tanker Industry Perspective Tim Wilkins Environment Director & Regional Manager Asia-Pacific INTERTANKO

Ship Recycling and the Tanker Industry International Seminar on Ship Recycling, London 2019 INTERTANKO Statement on Ship Recycling and the Hong Kong Convention 1. INTERTANKO supports the introduction of international environmental and safety standards for ship recycling and encourages IMO Member States to ratify the Hong Kong Convention on Ship Recycling 2. Until the HKC is ratified and has entered into force, INTERTANKO recommends the use of the shipping industry’s guidelines on transitional measures for shipowners selling ships for recycling 3. Efforts by ship recycling facilities and class societies to adhere to the standards of the HKC prior to its implementation should be applauded and encouraged. In this respect, INTERTANKO welcomes the issuance of Statements of Compliance, verified by reputable third party organisations such as a member of IACS, to ship recycling facilities around the world. INTERTANKO believes that this positive progress: i. Opens the market for the international shipping industry to recycle globally at facilities that have been shown to meet the HKC standards; ii. Sets the benchmark for other facilities on the Indian sub-Continent and elsewhere to follow suit and further expand the market for HKC compliant facilities, and; iii. Demonstrates to the Governments in the leading recycling States that their facilities have the capability of meeting the HKC standards and as such, these countries should commence the process of ratifying the HKC.

Ship Recycling and the Tanker Industry International Seminar on Ship Recycling, London 2019 Why the urgency? Tanker recycling market Market conditions, aging fleet and increasing environmental regulations Scrutiny of environmental, social and governance (ESG) reports Financial risk and credit assessments Ratification of the Hong Kong Convention (HKC) EU Ship Recycling Regulation (EUSRR) IHM compliance EU List of Facilities (European and non-European), implemented 31st December 2018 EU Waste Shipment Regulation

Ship Recycling and the Tanker Industry International Seminar on Ship Recycling, London 2019 What are the key challenges? Developing and maintaining the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) Availability and accuracy of Material Declarations Veracity of IHMs provided with new buildings Can be overcome by the implementation and enforcement of the HKC on a mandatory basis by IMO Member States. Inconsistency in the application of the HKC standards at facilities with Statements of Compliance Can be overcome by the implementation and enforcement of the HKC on a mandatory basis in leading recycling States. Required oversight for the continued and consistent application of the HKC standards at recycling facilities

Ship Recycling and the Tanker Industry International Seminar on Ship Recycling, London 2019 Interim measures Procurement management and checks – avoid hazardous materials on board Urge transparency and the use of material declarations – encourage inclusion of MDs as requirement for type approval of marine equipment Owner intervention, assessment and checks with recycling facilities Use of industry developed best practice and guidance