Anticipatory and proactive regulation map in the constraint of contemporary knowledge
Pajunen, Nani; Sorsa, Kaisa; Holmbom, Annika; Aramo-Immonen, Heli (2025)
Turun ammattikorkeakoulu
2025
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The European Parliament and Council have emphasised the need to accelerate the sustainability of transition, implement circular economy practices, enhance material circulation and security of supply and update related legislation. Maritime transport, ship design and shipbuilding are governed by a complex framework of international agreements and legislation.
This report presents regulatory instruments related to sustainable shipbuilding. Shipbuilding is a complex domain, and the legislation governing it is equally multifaceted. The maritime sector is also shaped by various international agreements, standards and voluntary measures. Informational guidance likewise plays a significant role in advancing sustainability objectives.
Policies and regulations promoting the sustainability of transition are continuously evolving within the European Union. The purpose of this report is to provide ship designers, engineers, subcontractors and shipbuilders with an overview of legislation and international agreements related to sustainable shipbuilding. As the regulatory environment is in constant flux, this report provides only a snapshot of the current situation.
This report presents regulatory instruments related to sustainable shipbuilding. Shipbuilding is a complex domain, and the legislation governing it is equally multifaceted. The maritime sector is also shaped by various international agreements, standards and voluntary measures. Informational guidance likewise plays a significant role in advancing sustainability objectives.
Policies and regulations promoting the sustainability of transition are continuously evolving within the European Union. The purpose of this report is to provide ship designers, engineers, subcontractors and shipbuilders with an overview of legislation and international agreements related to sustainable shipbuilding. As the regulatory environment is in constant flux, this report provides only a snapshot of the current situation.