The UK’s race to decarbonise the maritime sector has been given another vital boost; companies in the UK will benefit from £60 million in funding to incentivise the development of clean maritime technologies.

Last night, we were joined by some 850 guests at our Annual Dinner held at the Grosvenor House Hotel.

Zero-emission ferries, cruises and cargo ships will set sail in UK waters within 2 years, creating thousands of new jobs, thanks to a £77 million government investment in clean maritime technology.

Our Journal is a flagship publication that reviews the activities of the Chamber over the last 12 months and looks ahead to the Chamber's priorities for the coming year.

The Chamber is seeking photos for its 2023 Journal, due to be published at the end of March.

The British Tugowners Association (BTA) is pleased to offer to its members and the wider maritime community a series of Maritime Immediate Emergency Care Checkcards for enhanced immediate response and care on board vessels.

Yesterday Chamber’s President Graham Westgarth, CEO Sarah Treseder and Communications Director Tom Bartošák-Harlow met the new Maritime Minister, Baroness Vere. 

The 2022 BTA Annual Safety Seminar, held 10 November at the Northern Lighthouse Board, Edinburgh, sought to share innovative ideas and drive progress regarding safety in the towage industry, focussing on establishing improved equipment and methods of recovering persons in the water.

The Annual Dinner is around the corner, be part of one of the most exclusive black-tie events in the UK shipping calendar.