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MEPC.1-Circ.914 - Revised sample format for the confirmation of compliance pursuant to regulation 5.4.5 of MARPOL Annex VI

06/16.2025


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MEPC.1-Circ.915 - Guidelines on mitigation measures to reduce risks of use and carriage for use of HFO as fuel by ships in Arctic waters

06/16.2025


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AFS.3-Circ.6 - 2024 Guidance on best management practices for removal of anti-fouling coatings from ships

06/16.2025


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BWM.2-Circ.43-Rev.2 - 2024 Guidance for Administrations on the type approval process for ballast water management systems

06/16.2025


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BWM.2-Circ.80-Rev.1 - 2024 Guidance on ballast water record-keeping and reporting

06/16.2025


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HKSRC.2-Circ.1 - Provisional guidance on the implementation of the Hong Kong and Basel Conventions with respect to the transboundary movement of ships intended for recycling

06/16.2025


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Consideration for Retrofitting Wind-assisted Propulsion Technology Under FuelEU Maritime Regulations

06/13.2025

At present, greenhouse gas emissions reduction has become the focus of concern and discussion in the international community, and the shipping industry, as an important logistics and transportation mode supporting global trade, is also facing enormous pressure for transformation and upgrading.
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Service Panorama of CCS Wind-assisted Propulsion Technolo

06/13.2025

In recent years, with the acceleration of international shipping emissions reduction, the application of wind-assisted propulsion technology onboard ships has also attracted increasing attention from the industry.
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Providing Technical Standards Support for Marine Wind-Assisted Propulsion Technology

06/13.2025

In the context of the global shipping industry’s accelerated transition towards green and low-carbon operations, China Classification Society (CCS) has continuously increased its research and development efforts in rules and standards for wind-assisted ship propulsion technology.
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Prospects and Applications of Marine Wind-Assisted Propulsion Technology

06/13.2025

With increasing global attention on greenhouse gas emissions from the shipping industry, wind-assisted propulsion technology, as a clean and renewable energy solution, has gradually garnered significant interest from the maritime sector.
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“WindMastery” Team of China Classification Society (CCS)

06/13.2025

At China Classification Society (CCS), there is a technical team that cracks the code of green transformation by taking wind as a medium when the shipping industry is seeking a breakthrough in the wave of environmental protection;
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Heading for A New Era of “Wind Wings”

06/13.2025

Sails were once the primary driving force for humans to conquer the ocean. Today, in the urgent context of carbon reduction in the global shipping industry, this ancient technology is being revitalized in the new form as a “wind-assisted propulsion” system (WAPS).
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RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEA-GOING SHIPS ENGAGED ON DOMESTIC VOYAGES 2025

06/12.2025


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RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION OF SEA-GOING STEEL SHIPS 2025

06/12.2025


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RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEA-GOING SHIPS ENGAGED ON DOMESTIC VOYAGES CCS RULE CHANGE NOTICE Version 2025. RCN No.1

06/11.2025


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RULES FOR CLASSIFICATION OF SEA-GOING STEEL SHIPS CCS RULE CHANGE NOTICE Version 2025. RCN No.2

06/11.2025


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Guidelines on Direct Calculation of Unconventional Structures of Cruise Ships

07/08.2025


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Guidelines for Direct Calculation of Structural Strength Under Ice Loads

08/20.2025


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CCS-Application for Newbuilding Offshore Floating Installation (Non-oil and gas) Plan Approval (Ver 20250815)

08/14.2025

(Non-oil and gas) Plan Approval (Ver 20250815)

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Request for Offshore Installations Product Survey

08/14.2025

Form RPIOE805-A

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