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Guidelines for Nonlinear Wave Load Calculation of Ships Based on Viscous Flow 2026

10/01.2026

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Guidelines For Implementation Of Staturory Surveys

04/22.2016

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Guidelines For Implementation Of Staturory Surveys((Ships Engaged On International Voyages, Part I)【Ver. 202606】-Consolidated edition20260630

09/30.2026

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CCS Ho Chi Minh Office Inauguration

09/30.2026

On 28 September 2026, the China Classification Society (CCS) Ho Chi Minh Office was officially inaugurated. The office will primarily provide relevant business services across Vietnam.

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The Long-Term Success of Shipping Starts with Putting Seafarers First

09/29.2026

In June 2026, during its Annual General Meeting held in Rome, the Board of Directors of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) formally appointed John Denholm CBE as its new Chairman.

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Logistics is More Than a Cost: Reshaping Value Perception amid Digital Transition

09/29.2026

As core hubs of the global supply chain, ports stand at the forefront of industry transformation. On one hand, international maritime environmental regulations continue to tighten, the adoption of green alternative fuels keeps advancing, and decarbonization has shifted from a long-term goal to a mandatory compliance requirement.

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Will Nuclear Propulsion Become the Mainstream Choice for Ocean-going Vessels?

09/29.2026

Amid the global shipping industry’s accelerating decarbonisation transition, nuclear propulsion technology is returning to the centre of discussions in the commercial shipping sector. For ocean-going transportation, offshore vessels and other vessel types with high energy demand, how to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining range, cargo capacity and operational reliability has become an unavoidable challenge.

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From 100 to 1,000 Vessels: Wind Propulsion Gains Momentum on Shipping’s Decarbonisation Journey

09/29.2026

June 2026 saw the global fleet of wind-propelled cargo ships officially surpass the 100-vessel milestone, with over five million deadweight tonnes (DWT) of cargo capacity, following the latest round of wind propulsion system installations on large commercial vessels.

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China Classification Society-Surveyed 88,000 m3 VLGC “CHANG PING YUAN” Named and Delivered

09/28.2026

The 88,000 m3 very large gas carrier (VLGC) “CHANG PING YUAN”, surveyed by China Classification Society (CCS), was named and delivered at COSCO SHIPPING (Qidong) Offshore Co., Ltd.

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Guidelines fo Ships Using Integrated DC Power System

09/28.2026

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Guidelines for Ships Using Integrated DC Power System 2026

09/28.2026

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CCS Supports Completion of 5,000 DWT Green and Smart Demonstration Vessel “Beigang Canal 001” for Pinglu Canal

09/24.2026

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China Classification Society Holds Port State Control Seminar 2026

09/24.2026

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CCS Visits Danish Shipping to Strengthen Mutual Trust and Practical Cooperation in China-Denmark Maritime Sector

09/18.2026

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Bulletin from CCS Australian Office - No. 108 - Improper Extensions of Statutory Certificates

09/18.2026

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CCS and Danish Maritime Authority Hold High-Level Talks in Copenhagen

09/17.2026

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China Classification Society Awards China’s First Statement of Compliance for Carbon Footprint of Ship Repairing for Container Ship

09/17.2026

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CCS Hosts Online Briefing on PSC Concentrated Inspection Campaign for Cargo Securing

09/11.2026

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Bulletin from CCS Australian Office - No. 107 - Notice on Key Matters in AMSA 2025 MLC Annual Report

09/10.2026

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China Classification Society Expands Global Partnerships with Multiple Cooperation Agreements at SMM 2026

09/07.2026

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规范指南意见征集

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CCS provides internationally leading technical rules and standards for ships, offshore installations, containers and related industrial products. Acting as an independent third party, CCS carries out classification surveys in accordance with the highest professional standards. As of September 2026, CCS has surveyed over 36,000 ships of 220 million GT.Meanwhile, CCS is authorized by the Administrations of major flag States or Regions worldwide to perform statutory surveys on their behalf in accordance with international conventions, codes, and applicable flag State or regional regulations. As of September 2026, CCS has been authorized by the Administrations of 64 major international flag States or Regions worldwide, including the Chinese Government, to perform statutory surveys for the ships and offshore installations flying their flags.With a focus on green development, safety and intelligent technologies, CCS is dedicated to applied scientific research in maritime safety, digital intelligence, green and low-carbon development, and environmental protection. CCS provides full-life-cycle services for ships, offshore installations and related products, thereby safeguarding life and property and preventing the pollution of water environments, while serving the transport, ocean exploitation, related manufacturing and insurance sectors.Leveraging advanced technology, high-quality services and a global network, CCS serves a broad range of industries and sectors, including shipping, shipbuilding, shipping finance and insurance, marine equipment, ocean resource development, product and management system certification, inspection, testing and supervision, government policy and regulatory support, as well as energy conservation and emissions reduction. Through our work in safeguarding the safety and sustainable development of these sectors, CCS has earned high recognition from governments and industry stakeholders at home and abroad.

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