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Starting this coming Monday, Norwegian authorities will introduce new regulations aimed at limiting the activities of tankers belonging to the so-called "shadow fleet." Ships traveling through Norway's exclusive economic zone will be required to carry additional insurance policies to protect against the effects of potential environmental disasters.
Norway to demand insurance disclosure from foreign tankers
Norwegian authorities will require foreign-flagged tankers operating within the country’s economic zone to disclose their insurance arrangements starting August 11. The new rule, announced by Norway’s coastal administration, is part of a broader push to enhance maritime safety and environmental protection amid mounting concerns over the growing presence of shadow tankers in northern European waters. …
From 11 August, Norway will begin calling foreign-registered oil tankers in the Norwegian exclusive economic zone to request voluntary insurance information. The measure can reduce the environmental risk of shipping in Norwegian waters and contributes to Norway, together with our neighboring countries, actively participating in the European cooperation to combat shadow fleet traffic.
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ht.noNorway is stepping up efforts against the shadow fleet. From August 11, Norway will begin calling foreign-registered oil tankers in the Norwegian economic zone to request voluntary insurance information.
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