The Lloyd’s Register monthly Newsletter – Jan 2015

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January 30, 2015 58 views

The speed and technical skill of LR’s Ship Emergency Response Service helped salvage the Hoegh Osaka, grounded in Southampton early this month. Find out more

The January 2015 issue of LR’s Horizons magazine is packed with the latest news from the marine industry.Read now

To help us identify, develop and deliver products and services that continue to benefit our clients, a new Global Marketing function has been created that is being led by Luis Benito.

The cover of our 2013/14 review shows two of our Marine specialists outside our new Southampton Global Technology Centre (GTC), the cornerstone of our marine research and technology network. D ownload Group Review

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LR’s Greek office has launched 2015 with two senior promotions. Find out more

We can offer a 25% discount for the Green Ship Technology Conference that we’re sponsoring in Copenhagen on 11-12 March 2015. Find out more

The UCL Energy Institute is conducting a survey on how recent market conditions have incentivised different energy efficiency technologies in shipping. This is part of the Shipping and Changing Climates project which LR participates in and we encourage you to take the survey. Take survey

Class News

Class News No. 01/2015: SOPEP – list of national contacts. View

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Future legislation

Lloyd’s Register’s agenda preview of the IMO Pollution Prevention and Response Sub-Committee (PPR 2) in its second session. View

Lloyd’s Register’s report of the IMO Pollution Prevention and Response Sub-Committee (PPR 2) in its second session. View

Lloyd’s Register’s agenda preview of the IMO Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping Sub-Committee (HTW 2) in its second session. View

The Lloyd’s Register monthly Newsletter – Jan 2015

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Future legislation

Midweek market blues continue with the BDI at 666 and 632…

ISS Palumbo UK acquires Union Transport (Newcastle)

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