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NSA advises members to avoid sailing through the Red Sea

Given the threat landscape in the region and out of concern for seafarers, the Norwegian Shipowners' Association is advising all members who can avoid sailing through the region to do so, says Harald Solberg, CEO at the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association.

Knut Arild Hareide by his desk. In the background balloons in the colours of the NSA

News Aug 2024

The Norwegian Shipowners' Association welcomes Knut Arild Hareide as new CEO

the princess royal, princess Anne visiting DNK. DNK CEO Svein Ringbakken to the right.

News May 2024

HRH The Princess Royal, Princess Anne visits The Norwegian Shipowners’ Mutual War Risks Insurance Association (DNK) in Oslo

News Feb 2024

Global shipowners body sets out industry principles to combat harassment and bullying

The facade of the IMO building in London

News Jul 2023

IMO adopts historical agreement on net zero emissions target for 2050

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How we work with security and contingency planning

The Security and Contingency Planning Department provides support to members and the Norwegian fleet on issues related to maritime security.

Security and contingency planning

Climate and environment work at the The Norwegian Shipowners’ Association

The sea route is the most energy-efficient option for transport and carries approximately 80% of world trade. Shipping currently accounts for about 3 percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Climate and environment

The Norwegian Shipowners' Associations activities regarding maritime competence and recruitment

The Norwegian maritime industry is world-leading across the entire maritime value chain. Over the next few years, the industry will be characterized by restructuring, the need for innovation and, at the same time, an ever-increasing demand for new skills both on land and at sea.

Competence and recuitment

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