Ship recycling prices across key recycling destinations have remained broadly stable despite weaker conditions in steel markets, cautious buying and pressure on steel prices, Wirana Shipping’s latest market outlook report has…
Ship Demolitions
Following from the Chios Marine Club:“We please and honoured to provide you with the following link for your information on the topic: ”CIRCULAR ECONOMY & SHIP RECYCLING”. This is the result…
After the successful organisation of two editions of the Ship Recycling Lab: Transformation Through Innovation back in 2022 and 2024, the NGO Shipbreaking Platform, still recognising the need for visionary solutions…
Dear Readers, It is our pleasure to present the Q1 2026 edition of our Shipping Market Analysis Report. If the close of last year established a “new normal” of geopolitical…
The global ship recycling market is moving into a more difficult quarter, with rising costs, rising steel prices, possible slowdown in local steel demand, energy shortages and exchange risks. Even…
Turkish civil society organisations reiterate their call to remove Aliağa shipbreaking yards from the EU list
Members of Turkish organisations raise alarm about critical levels of pollution in Aliağa, as well as severe systemic mismanagement, and continue their call to remove Turkish shipbreaking yards from the EU list of ship…
EU Industrial Maritime Strategy: Commitment to boost EU-based ship recycling capacity must be backed by concrete funding and measures
The European Commission published on Wednesday 5 March its Industrial Maritime Strategy, an important milestone in supporting the European maritime industry. While the strategy acknowledges the importance of ship recycling and…
Zoe Upson is crowned Top Woman in Shipping for 2025 in all about shipping’s 7th edition
by Anny Zade We are pleased to announce that Zoe Upson, the runner up in 2024, is the clear winner for 2025! Here are the final results for the 100…
Environmental and Human Rights Groups condemn decision as Mokihana sails out of the U.S. to India Seattle / Brussels – 3 February 2026 — The Basel Action Network (BAN) and the NGO…
Fatal accidents in Aliağa continue to raise serious concerns on Turkish shipbreaking yards’ safety
In the last four months, Aliağa ship recycling workers have faced three tragic fatal accidents. Despite repeated warnings by civil society organisations, inadequate occupational safety measures, insufficient inspections, and weak enforcement of labour and environmental regulations continue to threaten…
IndustriALL Europe and NGO Shipbreaking Platform call for a robust European Industrial Maritime Strategy
IndustriALL Europe and NGO Shipbreaking Platform call for a robust European Industrial Maritime Strategy for sustainable ship recycling and quality jobs IndustriALL Europe and the NGO Shipbreaking Platform issued a joint statement calling…
Annual Shipping Market Analysis Report 2025 Department of Port Management and Shipping National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Head of Research Group “Shipping Analytics”: Dr. Michael Tsatsaronis* Researchers: Anastasia Vitzilaiou…
European Commission launches consultation on the 15th update of the EU-approved ship recycling facilities list
The European Commission launched its long-awaited consultation on the 15th update of the European List of ship recycling facilities. As the NGO Shipbreaking Platform, we call on the EU to remove all…
Turkish and European NGOs call for stricter enforcement of the EU Ship Recycling Regulation Turkish and European civil society is urging the EU to revoke the approvals of ship recycling…
Emma Collier* questions Simon Ward live in the aftermath of the 20th ICS Annual Forum
Simon Ward is one of my favorite moderators, which tells you everything about what I value in moderation if you know him at all. To the untrained eye, moderation can…
FONASBA opens its arms to wider membership at AGM in Turkey Between 14 – 17 October, the Federation of National Associations of Ship Brokers and Agents (FONASBA) held its Annual…
CHARTING A SMART COURSE FORWARD FOR GREEK SHIPPING To succeed you must survive until you get lucky Quarterly and annual plans and decisions are no longer feasible in a time…
The Italian-flagged ferry MOBY DREA, which left Genoa in July after its owner assured Italian authorities it would be refurbished in Croatia and returned to service, is now mired in controversy.…
Emma Collier interviews John Faraclas at the launching of further & further podcast
We are honoured to be live covering six decades of Shipping at the launch of further & further podcast. Many thanks to Emma Collier of Satva Trust for her well…
Q2 2025 SHIPPING MARKET ANALYSIS Introduction I am pleased to welcome you to the Q2 2025 edition of the Shipping Market Analysis. This quarter was marked by increasing divergence between…
In this quarterly publication, the NGO Shipbreaking Platform informs about the shipbreaking industry in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. Providing an overview of accidents that took place on the beaches of…
Double banking berthing18 Jul 2025, Krishnapatnam, IndiaEdible oil tanker vessels calling to Krishnapatnam Port are required to be ready for discharge the cargo while double banked with another edible oil…
Upgrading ship recycling practices in Turkey becomes apparent after massive fire and waste dumping scandal revealed
In recent months, Turkey’s ship recycling sector has experienced significant movements. From controversies surrounding the sale of shipbreaking yards to the arrival of a UK Navy vessel, and now the…
Pireas 2025 Celebrated 50 Years of Greek Shipbroking with Global Forum and Spectacular Gala.
The Hellenic Shipbrokers Association (HSA), proudly concluded the milestone edition of Pireas 2025, commemorating 50 years since the founding of the Association. Over two days, Piraeus welcomed leading figures of…
With the Hong Kong Convention on ship recycling taking effect, a new webinar series aims to guide shipowners through the growing regulatory and reputational risks. Lloyd’s Register (LR) has launched a…



