Research and Development

ASA has a research and development program that aims to find practical solutions to some of the environmental challenges facing the Australian Shipping Industry.

Biofouling research: ASA leading the way in the development of practical solutions to biofouling on commercial vessels. Members of ASA participate in ongoing research efforts to enhance the application of available antifouling technology for the benefit of ship operations and the prevention of the spread of marine pests. ASA and its member companies have been instrumental in the production of guidelines for the prevention of biofouling on commercial ships. An initiative likely to form the basis of the development of an international measure to manage the marine pest risk associated with biofouling.

Greenhouse gas indexing: ASA provides a greenhouse gas indexing service to its members, providing member companies with a better understanding of the greenhouse gas efficiency of their vessels.

 

 

News

6 November 2008
ASA farewells one of their finest >>
22 October 2008
Economies stack up for Australian Shipping >>
22 October 2008
ASA welcomes “Rebuilding Australia’s Coastal Shipping” report >>
26 September 2008
ASA celebrates World Maritime Day >>
13 August 2008
ASA applauds new AMC course >>
1 August 2008
Careers at Sea website now live! >>
9 July 2008
Excitement in the air: Teresa Hatch takes helm of ASA >>
26 June 2008
ASA Welcomes Changes to Permit System >>
26 June 2008
ASA not surprised by statistics >>
18 June 2008
ASA promotes careers at sea at Employment Expos >>
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Contact info:

Australian Shipowners Association
Level 1, 4 Princes Street
Port Melbourne
VIC, 3207

Telephone: 613 9646 0755
Facsimile: 613 9646 2256