Publications

One of the requirements of the RCD (Directive 2013/53/EU) is that each craft, engine or component should be provided with an owner’s manual, "in a language or languages which can be easily understood by consumers and other end users, as determined by the Member State concerned". ICOMIA has engaged with Market Surveillance authorities in EU and EEA countries who have been able to confirm the languages they recognise as meeting this requirement as well as the reference in their National Regulation ...

ICOMIA and IMEC in Conjunction with LOGOS have released their June quarterly reports covering EU regulations affecting the marine industry and current and upcoming environmental legislation, consultations and trends.

ICOMIA release a report from the IMO's Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC 76)

This report contains the latest quarterly report on EU regulations affecting the marine industry at a global level. The report includes an analysis of recent policy developments, political debates, decisions and positions of relevant stakeholders as well as strategic analysis. Items included in the report are: Ship Recycling Regulations Biocidal Product Regulation Industrial Emissions Directive Marine strategy framework directive Water framework directives Revision of regulation 2015/757 on the ...

This report looks specifically at the environmental regulations, policy developments and political debates and includes the following: Environmental Legislation and initiatives including: Directive 2014/94/EU on alternative fuels infrastructure National Emissions Ceiling Directive (2016/2284) Circular Economy Strategy Revision of the Battery Directive Chemical Legislation (REACH) Restrictions on hazardous substances Ocean Governance Other relevant EU policies including the following Machi ...

Following the IMO's Sub-Committee meeting on Navigation, Communications, and Search and Rescue (NCSR) held virtually from the 19th to 23rd April 2021 ICOMIA have published their report:

The funding landscape across the range of activities undertaken by both commercial for-profit, academia and research institutes, public sector and not for profit organisations is extremely complicated. British Marine has identified a need for its members to be better informed of the funding landscape both generally and to ensure, given the present pandemic circumstances, that they are able to make full advantage of government support. To assist companies we have created this guide to the funding ...

British Marine publish their latest Technical Report TR127 February 2021 including changes due to Brexit and general regulatory updates across the industry.

The Recreational Sectoral Group (RSG) have published the new 2021 Guidelines.