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UK Shipping Industry Demands Net-Zero By 2050In a landmark decision, the UK shipping industry has agreed that the international shipping sector must pursue a net-zero carbon emissions target by 2050.
International regulations require the global shipping industry to cut their emissions by 50% compared to 2008 levels. But the UK Chamber of Shipping has now confirmed it wants the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to double this target and commit to net-zero emissions by 2050.
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Key shipping issues: Our views
We work constantly on a range of issues on behalf of our members. Here you can read our views on some of our key priorities
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Maritime Minister Visits Port of SouthamptonMaritime Minister Baroness Vere was in Southampton on Friday, 17 March, for a port tour, escorted by Associated British Ports and Chamber colleagues, Chamber's CEO Sarah Treseder was also in attendance.
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Chamber reacts to Budget 2023 and opening of Tonnage Tax election windowRead our reaction to the annoucement that a Tonnage Tax election window will open for the first time in almost 18 years in June.
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Chamber welcomes Transport Select Committee Report on Maritime 2050The Transport Select Committee has published its report following its inquiry into Maritime 2050. Maritime 2050 sets out the government’s vision and ambitions for the future of the British maritime sector.
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International Women's Day 2023This year the Chamber wants to celebrate women around the globe by highlighting women's success stories and achievements.
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Funding and support opportunitiesFind out more about funding and support opportunities for the maritime sector.
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Environmental ResolutionThe UK Chamber of Shipping and its members are committed to continuously reduce shipping’s footprint on the environment and protect it for present and future generations.