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Norway must continue to be a global driving force in the IMO

The Norwegian Shipowners’ Association supports Norway’s candidacy for re-election as a Category A state on the IMO Council.

Norwegian Shipowners’ Association Supports Joint Industry Statement on Red Sea Attacks

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News Oct 2025

Failure to Reach International Climate Agreement for Shipping

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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