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Empowering Maritime Innovation and Safety: Mr. Pan Zhongbing Appointed as Chair of IACS Survey Panel

02/12.2026

Mr. Pan Zhongbing brings 32 years of distinguished professional expertise in ship survey and classification society operations, with profound technical acumen spanning ship and marine equipment survey, statutory compliance, quality management, flag state affairs, and maritime emergency response.
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Research on Verification Methods for the Contribution of OCCS to EEDI and CII

01/21.2026

Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) refers to the process of separating CO? from industrial processes, energy utilization, or the atmosphere and achieving its emission reduction and/or obtaining side effects through engineering means.
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MEPC.403(83) - Amendments to the 2022 Guidelines on survey and certification of the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)

12/15.2025


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Rule Change Notice for Guidelines for Type Approval of Ship’s Ballast Water Management Systems(2025 RCN No.1)

10/01.2025


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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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“TIE JIAN FENG DIAN 2000” Offshore Wind Power Installation Platform Was Successfully Delivered

01/20.2025

Recently, the “TTIE JIAN FENG DIAN 2000” self-elevating offshore wind power installation platform constructed by Yantai CIMC Raffles Ocean Technology Group (“CIMC Raffles Group”) for CRCC Harbour & Channel Engineering Bureau Group Co., Ltd. was successfully delivered. It was surveyed by China Classification Society (CCS). Deputy General Manager Gao Xueting of CCS Qingdao Branch attended the delivery ceremony and delivered a speech.
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Economy Analysis on Green Ammonia Preparation and Application Onboard

01/09.2025

Among the available green fuels, methanol and green ammonia are considered the two main stream alternative fuels for achieving net zero emissions in international shipping by virtue of their good supply and economic expectations.
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Key Points for Practical Application of Ammonia-fuelled Vessels

01/09.2025

This paper discusses the design basis, ship arrangement, safety protection, and other core elements of the application of ammonia fuel in ships by taking the practical application of ammonia fuel power system on ships as an example, in order to provide technical support and practical guidance for the promotion and application of ammonia-fuelled vessels in the shipping industry.
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Establishing A Scientific Research and Service System for the Application of Ships Using Ammonia Fuel

01/09.2025

China Classification Society (CCS) has been carrying out comprehensive research on the application of ammonia fuel in ships since 2021, and its research scope covers key links in the entire industry chain, including ammonia fuel preparation, transportation, water application, etc. CCS has made significant achievements, and preliminarily established relevant service capabilities and products.
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Ammonia-fuelled Vessels: The New Star of Future Emissions Reduction

01/09.2025

At present, with the continuous deepening of global energy transformation, the shipping industry is ushering in a new era characterized by green, low-carbon, and sustainable development.
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Rules and Standards for Ammonia-fuelled Vessels

01/09.2025

With the significant advancement of zero carbon emissions target in the shipping industry, alternative fuels play a crucial role as the main force in reducing emissions, especially zero-carbon fuels.
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The New Generation of Green Intelligent Luxury Cruise Ship “Century Voyage” Made Its Maiden Voyage on the Yangtze River

10/10.2024

On September 13, the new generation of Yangtze River green intelligent luxury cruise ship “Century Voyage” made its maiden voyage in Chongqing.
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MEPC.388(81) - Amendments to the 2022 Guidelines for the development of a Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP)

08/30.2024


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MEPC.389(81) - Amendments to the 2022 Guidelines for Administration verification of ship fuel oil consumption data and operational carbon intensity

08/30.2024


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Seize the Opportunity to Forge Ahead for A Better Future —— The CCS Serviced Fleet Exceeding 200,000,000 GT

06/20.2024

Seize the Opportunity to Forge Ahead for A Better Future —— The CCS Serviced Fleet Exceeding 200,000,000 GT  

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Polishing the Green and Low Carbon Background for High-quality Development of the Shipping Industry

05/23.2024

Polishing the Green and Low Carbon Background for High-quality Development of the Shipping Industry

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Scanning on Latest Technologies for Large LNG Carriers

02/07.2024

After nearly 20 years of accumulation, China Classification Society (CCS) has established the service capacity of liquefied gas carriers, and comprehensively formed the standard system of liquefied gas carriers, including the supporting software and service products. Up to now, there are 80 CCS-classed large liquefied gas carriers (orders inclusive), and the classed ship types cover large membrane-type LNG carriers (NO96 and MARK containment systems), large A-type independent tank LPG carriers (VLGC), B-type independent tank LNG carriers, large ethane carriers (VLEC), C-type independent tank LNG carriers, etc .
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LNG Carriers Having a Highlight Moment

02/07.2024

In the past two years, "LNG carrier" has become a "hot word" of great concern to the industry, which is related to the soaring LNG freight rates and the arrival of shipyard orders .
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MEPC.374(80) - Amendments to the 2022 Guidelines on survey and certification of the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)(Resolution MEPC.365(79))

12/27.2023


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China Classification Society (CCS) Completed the First Type Approval of Ship Network Security Firewall

10/09.2023

China Classification Society (CCS) Completed the First Type Approval of Ship Network Security Firewall

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IMO/EU/UK GHG Verification

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Background:         According to the data from the Fourth IMO GHG Study, the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions – including carbon dioxide (CO2),methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O), expressed in CO2e – of total shipping (international, domestic and fishing) were 1,076 million tonnes in 2018 (9.6% increase).The share of shipping emissions in global anthropogenic emissions has increased from 2.76% in 2012 to 2.89% in 2018.In order to significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from international shipping, effective global measures are desirable.   IMO DCS and CII:         From calendar year 2019, a ship of 5,000 gross tonnage and above shall collect and report ship fuel oil consumption data(DCS) according to the methodology included in SEEMP Part II, and the data shall be verified by administration or RO. The reported data shall be transferred to the IMO Ship Fuel Oil Consumption Database.         After the end of calendar year 2023 and after the end of each following calendar year, each ship of 5,000 gross tonnage and above which falls into specified ship types as per regulation shall calculate the attained annual operational CII over a 12-month period from 1 January to 31 December for the preceding calendar year, using the data collected in accordance with DCS, according to the methodology and plan described in the SEEMP Part III. The implementation of SEEMP Part III shall be subject to the verification and company audit, which may conducted with the interval of 3 years. EU MRV/ETS/FuelEU         In 2015, the decarbonisation of the maritime transport sector in the EU took an important first step forward with the entry into force of Regulation (EU) No 2015/757 on the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification of CO2 emissions (the MRV Regulation).The MRV Regulation established rules where shipping companies report annually, and accredited independent verifiers verify, the reported amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and other relevant information from large ships (more than 5000 gross tonnage) calling at EEA ports. After 1 January 2024, the scope of the MRV Regulation expanded to include methane and nitrous oxide emissions from shipping. In addition, from 1 January 2025, general cargo ships between 400 and 5000 gross tonnage, and offshore ships of 400 gross tonnage and above, fell under the scope of the amended MRV Regulation.         From 1 January 2024, CO2 emissions from ships of and above 5 000 gross tonnage, calling at or departing from ports in the European Economic Area (EEA), no matter what flag they fly (EEA/non EEA), have been included in the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS). From 1 January 2027, the emissions from offshore ships of and above 5000 gross tonnage are to ebe included in the ETS. Under this extension, every year, shipping companies have to monitor and report their emissions, as well as purchasing and surrendering ETS emission allowances for each tonne of reported CO2 emissions in the scope of the system.Each shipping company is associated with an administering authority of a Member State to ensure compliance with the Thetis-MRV system.         The Fuel EU Maritime Regulation is a complementary regulation to the EU ETS, ensuring that the greenhouse gas intensity of fuels used by the shipping sector will gradually decrease over time. It contributes to the EU-wide target of reducing net emissions by at least 55% by 2030, and to achieving climate neutrality in 2050. The Regulation aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the shipping sector, by promoting the use of cleaner fuels and energy, promoting the decarbonisation of the maritime transport sector by setting maximum limits on the yearly greenhouse gas intensity of the energy used by a ship. The new rules also introduce an additional zero-emission requirement at berth, mandating the use of onshore power supply (OPS) or alternative zero-emission technologies in ports by passenger ships and container ships from 1 January 2030, with a view to mitigating air pollution emissions in ports, which are often close to densely populated areas. The Fuel EU Maritime Regulation scope considers vessels above 5 000 gross tonnage, calling EEA ports, no matter what flag they fly (EU/non-EU). From 2025, shipping companies have been reporting their emissions through the Thetis-MRV system. UK MRV         Although the UK is no longer part of the EU MRV regime, it has retained and amended EU legislation, so that it establishes a UK MRV regime to monitor, report and verify emissions data from ships calling at UK ports.Ship operators should be collecting emissions data for their ships under the UK MRV regime from 1 January 2022. The UK MRV regime covers ships over 5,000 gross tonnage (irrespective of their Flag State or where the ship operator is registered) which serve the purpose of transporting cargo and passengers for commercial purposes to and from UK ports.         the UK is working to develop a digital reporting system and has taken a decision to delay the requirement for ship operators to report emissions until the digital reporting system is fully operational. Ship operators and verifiers should continue to collect, verify and hold the data routinely, but are not required to report the data until further guidance on the digital reporting system is issued. The services provided by CCS     1)Plan assessment and data verification          China classification society holds the accreditation of verifier for EU MRV/ETS/FuelEU issued by ACCREDIA, which is the EU National Accreditation Body (NAB) and also the accreditation of verifier for UK MRV issued bu UKAS which is UK’s NAB. CCS provides the service for monitoring plan assessment and reports verification under EU and UK regime. With the aim of providing stakeholders with flexibility for their specific trade and business, CCS launched the service of voyage report verification. With the authorization of the Administrations of flag States or Regions, China classification society carries out the SEEMP assessment and DCS/CII verification according to the MARPOL Annex VI with amendments, relevant regulations of authorizing States or Regions.     2)Guidelines subject to Ship’s GHG emission verification         CCS has launched several guidelines to assist shipping company and stakeholders to develope the SEEMP or Monitoring plan and prepare the reports as per regulations. The consolidated and updated version of Guideline is in progress, which will be released in the year 2026. The new Guideline will cover requirements of IMO/EU/UK ship’s GHG emissions.     3)CCS IT platform         CCS has developed the EEMS system as a tool to assist the clients for data monitoring, evaluation and reporting, which will improve the quality of data and the efficiency of administration.     4)Training and consultation         With the challenges of compliance and business, CCS designs the universal expert training to provide the knowledge of requirements of regulation, best practice of minimizing operational risks, and improvement of efficiency and cost effectiveness for all clients. Face-to-face and online learning options are available.   The process of services provided by CCS:     1.Assessment of monitoring plan/SEEMP.         a)The application for assessment of monitoring plan/SEEMP and required documents shall be submitted to the CCS branch office in where the company is located via e-mail.         b)The CCS branch office will response for the application in one workday and inform the client the relevant information and preliminary arrangement if the application is accepted.         c)The assessment will be normally completed in 15~30 days from the date of the application accepted. During the assessment, the additional documents and on-site visit (ship and/or company) may be required.         d)The Non-conformities raised during the assessment shall be corrected and the revised monitoring plan shall be re-submitted for approval.         e)The Confirmation of Compliance and the assessment report could be issued in one month if there is not any uncorrected non-conformity in the monitoring plan.     2.Verification of Emission Report/Report at Company Level/FuelEU Report.         a)The application for verification and required documents shall be submitted to the CCS branch office in where the company is located via e-mail.         b)The CCS branch office will response for the application in one workday and inform the client the relevant information and preliminary arrangement if the application is accepted.         c)The verification plan will be sent to the applicant in time for verification preparation and the schedule may be modified according to the actual condition.         d)The verification will be normally completed in 15~30 days from the date of the application accepted. During the verification, the additional documents and on-site visit (ship and/or company) may be required.         e)The non-conformities and/or misstatements raised during the verification shall be corrected. In case of the company does not correct the non-conformities and/or misstatements, the company shall explain the main causes of the misstatements or non-conformities.         f)The Document of Compliance and the verification report could be issued in one month if the emissions report is verified free from any material misstatement.         g)For EU MRV/ETS/FuelEU, the company shall submit the verified emissions report, report at company level and FuelEU report to the EU Thetis-MRV System. After the confirmation of CCS, the company shall submit the report to EU Commission.   Complaints and appeals:      1.The client may file a complaint against the services provided by CCS to local branch office in where the company is located or the Headquarters of CCS by email.        Branch office: refer to CCS website: http://www.ccs.org.cn        Headquarters: sq@ccs.org.cn      2.Upon the investigation, an official decision on handling of complaint will be delivered to client within 30~90 workdays.      3.The client may submit an appeal in writing together with documentations to the CCS headquarters if he/she disagrees with the service results or dissatisfied with the decisions on handling of complaint by this Society.      4.An investigation team consist of five members of impartiality committee agreed by appellant will investigate the appeal and an official decision will be delivered to the appellant within 90 workdays.Relevant documents and software1.  Application for Assessment of Monitoring Plan or Verification of Emission Report2. CCS  EEMS System3. The Notice of IMO DCS and EU MRV verification4. CCS SEEMP Part II TemplateFor more details, please contact us:Contact: Liu YangTel.: 0086-10-58112473 E-mail: liuyang@ccs.org.cn
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Ship Energy Efficiency Data Collection Software

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To meet the requirements of MARPOL Annex VI on the ship fuel consumption data collection and EU Regulation on the monitoring, reporting and verification of carbon dioxide emissions from maritime transport, CCS has developed a software of ship energy efficiency collecting and monitoring. The software collects energy efficiency-related data such as the arrival and departure port name, arrival and departure time, fuel consumption and bunkering quantity, distance travelled and cargo carried, could be used for the monitoring, conducting statistics and analysis of the energy efficiency-related basic data, generating emissions report based on different standards(IMO and EU). The software can be installed on a ship and used independently or be used cooperatively with the “CCS Ship Energy Efficiency Management System” or enterprise systems. The software can provide reliable data source for a third party inspection agency to perform data verification and provide convenient and diversified services for shipping company in regard to the statistics, monitoring and reporting management of ship energy efficiency-related data. CCS provides the free software to our clients, which is easy to install and use. The software development takes into account the current IT configuration of the enterprises, in order to decrease the cost of the installation, operation and maintenance. With Chinese and English versions, the software can meet the requirements of IMO and EU on the monitoring, reporting of ship energy efficiency data, minimize the relevant costs of shipping enterprises, and help them to collect and report energy efficiency data and verify the carbon emission. Download: Installation package and User Manual (2021-11-22)                   Upgrade patch(2022-03-11)                  IMO DCS_EU MRV Data Collection System Guidance(2022-03-20)  (The default user name and password is 'admin/admin') Contacts: Mr. Liu yangTelephone: +86 010 58112473Email: liuyang@ccs.org.cn
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Customer Personal Information Protection Policy of China Classification Society

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Customer Personal Information Protection Policy of China Classification Society   China Classification Society (hereinafter referred to as CCS) attaches great importance to the protection of personal information. This Policy sets out the policies for processing your personal information collected by CCS website and service platforms. We will use the information strictly in accordance with this Policy and our user terms and conditions. In this Policy, personal information means any information recorded electronically or by other means that can identify a specific natural person or reflect the activity of a particular natural person, either alone or in combination with other information, including but not limited to the name, date of birth, ID number, address, telephone number, fax number, email address and online history of a natural person. By applying to CCS website for the use of the website or applying for or accepting the services of CCS by other means, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Policy, and accepted our rules and policies regarding your personal information, and you explicitly agree that we collect, store, use, process, transmit, provide, disclose and delete your personal information in accordance with this Policy. We will process your personal information in accordance with relevant laws of the People’s Republic of China when it is necessary, with justified reason, and in good faith. If you are a user within the scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we will also fulfill relevant obligations. If you change your mind in the future, you may withdraw your consent to use your personal information in accordance with this Policy. If you do not agree to this Policy, we will not refuse to provide services to you because you do not consent to our collection of your personal information. You can still visit the CCS website and use its basic service functions. I. Information collected by us and the method used by us to collect the information In order to provide you with our services, you need to provide the personal information necessary for the services. If you do not provide your personal information, we may not be able to provide you with corresponding services. We will only collect information that is necessary, specific, explicit and legitimate for the services you have chosen, and will not process the information further in a manner that is inconsistent with these purposes. Depending on the services you have chosen, we may collect one or more of the following information (which is not exhaustive), whether or not it is personal information: 1. Information you provide to us. You provide us with relevant information about you by using our services or contacting us by phone, email or other means. This includes information provided by you when registering for our services, such as your real name, email address, mobile number, fax number, country, company, address, which will help us register for you so that you can use our service. 2. Information generated and displayed when you use the services. When you use our services, we will automatically collect certain information about you, including the IP address and information about your use of our services, such as date and time stamps. We will also collect and store your personal information each time you log into the CCS service system, for example, the information generated when you communicate with us via phone, email or in-app support communication tools. 3. Relevant information about you which is collected by us during the cooperation process. When we cooperate, you provide us with relevant information, such as your ID number, nationality, country of residence, professional qualifications, etc., by providing services, signing cooperation agreements, conducting surveys and promotional activities (including those entrusted to a third party) to provide better services. 4. Your personal information which we may obtain through a third party. We may collect your personal information, such as your name and contact information, by participating third party trade fairs or from network providers, in order to provide you with information about products and services. Please note that a third party may have its own special personal information protection policy and explain how to collect and process your personal information. Such policy does not constitute a part of this Policy. You need to carefully read and decide whether agree with its personal information protection policy or not. II. How we will use and store information 1. Use of information We will use the personal information by the following means in accordance with relevant laws: (1) We use collected information to provide customers with service and support, carry out satisfaction surveys of our products and services or other investigations in order to evaluate and improve our services, and inform you of our additional products and services etc. (2) We will use the collected information for big data analysis. For example, we use the collected information to analyze and develop statistical reports that do not contain any personal information. We may disclose big data analysis information that does not contain identification content after statistical processing. (3) We will ask for your consent in advance when we intend to use the information for other purposes not covered by this Policy, and use the information collected for a specific purpose for other purposes. 2. Information storage We will continue to store your personal information while you use our services or cooperate with us. The storage period will be the minimum time necessary to achieve the above purpose. If you choose to close your account or voluntarily delete the above information, we will delete or anonymize your personal information. When your personal information storage exceeds the minimum period required for the above purpose, we will delete or anonymize your personal information, except as otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations or compulsively required by relevant regulatory authorities according to law. 3. Information processing We will not process the personal information provided by you while you use our services or cooperate with us. III. How we will use Cookies and Web Beacons When you use our website, we may also collect tracking information such as the IP address you have used and the pages you have visited on our website. These information processing activities depend on your consent to the use of cookies and similar technology when you visit our website. We do not use Cookies for any purpose other than those stated in this Policy. You can manage or delete Cookies. IV. To whom we provide your information 1. We will not sell any personal information to a third party. 2. We may sometimes disclose your personal information to a third party in order to provide you with the products and services you may need. We may disclose or share your information in the following cases (including but not limited to): (1) when we might share your personal information with CCS overseas wholly-owned subsidiaries; (2) for the purpose of CCS receiving audit carried out by the flag State Government or a third party; (3) Law enforcement agencies, regulatory agencies, government agencies or other judicial institutions and organizations. We may disclose your information in accordance with the requirements of laws or if we have sufficient reasons to believe that the disclosure is reasonable and necessary: in order to abide by legal obligations, procedures or requirements;in order to fulfill our Terms of Service, your contract and other agreements,   policies and standards, including investigation of any possible violations;in order to detect, prevent, or otherwise address security, fraud, or technical issues;in order to protect the rights, property or security of us, our users, third parties or the public (including exchanging information with other companies and organizations to prevent fraud) as required by law or permission;other situations specified in laws and regulations. (4) In case certain services are provided by a partner as authorized by CCS, your personal information will be shared between CCS and the partner in accordance with the description in this Policy. For example, CCS will authorize the partner to carry out satisfaction survey and CCS must share your personal information with the company conducting the survey. (5) Disclosure to other organizations with your consent. V. Security measures We abide by the requirements of all relevant data security and personal information protection laws and regulations to collect, use, store and transmit user information and undertake to adopt the following security measures to protect your personal information. 1. We adopt measures of appropriate physical, administrative and technical safeguards to protect your personal information from unauthorized access, disclosure, use, modification, damage or loss. For example, we use encryption technology to ensure the confidentiality of data; we use certified security mechanisms to protect against malicious attacks; we deploy access control mechanisms to ensure that only authorized personnel can access personal information; we will do our best to protect your personal information, but please note that no security measures can be impeccable. 2. If we need to share your personal information with a third party or transfer it to a destination outside of your country, we will require the third party to process data in accordance with this Policy and other relevant data protection requirements through a contract or agreement, so as to fully protect your personal information security. 3. We will cultivate the awareness of data security of employees and carry out the training and assessment of security capabilities, and strengthen employees' awareness of the importance of protecting personal information. 4. In the event of leakage of personal information, we will initiate an emergency plan, take appropriate remedial measures and notify the relevant regulatory departments in a timely manner according to relevant requirements. If personal information leakage may pose a high risk to your rights and freedoms, we will notify you of the basic information and possible consequences of the information leakage by means of on-site notifications, emails, etc., and the actions we have taken or will take. When it is difficult to notify one by one, we will release an announcement in a reasonable and effective manner. VI. Your rights 1. You can access and correct your personal information You have the right to request access to your personal information held by us. If you believe that any information we hold about you is incorrect or incomplete, you can ask us to correct it. When you update your personal information, you will be asked to verify your identity before we process your request. Once we have sufficient information to process your request to access or correct your personal information, we will respond to your request in a timely manner. More details related to your personal information in the service account of this website can be accessed and changed by logging in to your account with your device. 2. You can request to delete your personal information. You are entitled to asking us to delete your personal information. We will process by taking corresponding steps, including technical means. This right may be limited; for example, if you ask us to delete information that is required by the law to be retained or the retention of that information has convincing legitimate rights. 3. You can request to transfer your personal information. You are entitled to receiving your personal information in a structured, general and machine-readable manner or requesting us to transfer your personal information to other data controllers. 4. You can request to restrict or object to the processing of your personal information. In specific cases other than the purpose of storage, you are entitled to restricting or objecting to the processing of your personal information by us. We will evaluate your request for restriction or objection. If we have legal reasons (e.g. for maintaining a legal statement, or providing protection for other people or the retention of that information has convincing legitimate rights), we may use such personal information again. We will notify you before we cancel the restriction. You can exercise your rights above by contacting us at csm@ccs.org.cn. VII. How we process the personal information of minors Our services are not suitable for use by minors (under 16 years of age). Minors are not allowed to use the services for any purpose. We do not deliberately allow minors to provide any personal identity information. Since we are unable to identify the age of the web visitors, if the parent or guardian has any reason to believe that the minor has submitted personal information to us without prior consent, please contact us to ensure that such personal information is deleted. VIII. Contact us If you have any comments or questions about this Policy, or if you have any questions about collecting, using or disclosing your personal information by CCS, or if you have a complaint about how we process your personal information, please contact us at the address below, we will process your request after verifying your identity. If you are not satisfied with our reply, you have the right to lodge a complaint to the data protection agency where you live or where you believe the violation has occurred. China Classification Society Email: csm@ccs.org.cn Address: 9 Dongzhimen Nan Da Jie, Dongcheng District, Beijing Post: 100007 For customers from European Union Exclusive Economic Zone, please contact: Hamburg Branch, China Classification Society Email: ccshb@ccs.org.cn  Address: Kuehnehoefe 1, D-22761 Hamburg, Germany or: Athens Branch, China Classification Society Email: ccsat@ccs.org.cn Address: Skouze 26, 18536 Piraeus, Greece IX. Update of customer personal information protection policy We can change the Customer Personal Information Protection Policy without notice. If we make any changes to this Policy, we will release an updated policy here with the date of the amendment. We advise you to check this page frequently for any changes to this Policy. This Policy was last updated on 10 October 2022.
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