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The Government plans to bring the UK domestic maritime sector into the UK ETS from 1 July 2026, with further consideration of including international voyages. The industry supports net zero but current proposals risk raising costs for passengers and island communities, diverting capital away from decarbonisation, and harming UK competitiveness before essential infrastructure is in place. Parliament is being asked to approve legislation with less than six months for operators to prepare.

Thanks to all who joined us for our Annual Dinner 2026! We look forward to seeing you again at a future UK Chamber event. In the meantime, we hope you enjoy looking back on the following images from the evening.

The UK Chamber of Shipping hosted its flagship Annual Dinner on 2 February at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel, welcoming over 650 guests from across the maritime industry, government, and partner organisations. The event celebrated shipping’s vital role in the UK economy and reaffirmed commitments to collaboration and innovation for the future.

Norman Hawkes has been named the winner of the Careers at Sea Ambassador of the Year Award 2025. Norman was presented with the honour at the UK Chamber of Shipping Annual Dinner on 2 February by the Maritime Minister, Keir Mather MP.