Welcome to the new era in European ship supply!
It is a distinct privilege to welcome you to the webpage of OCEAN.
Here you will find all the relevant information about our organization, our industry, and the European policy environment in which our industry operates. I am especially proud of the regular news Articles written by our membership, covering a wide range of interesting topics. They keep you informed about our vibrant industry, what we do and who we are. What's even better, as our webpage is mobile enabled, you can read about OCEAN anywhere, anytime.
Happy Surfing !
Dirk Cupido
OCEAN - Chairman
It is a distinct privilege to welcome you to the webpage of OCEAN.Here you will find all the relevant information about our organization, our industry, and the European policy environment in which our industry operates. I am especially proud of the regular news Articles written by our membership, covering a wide range of interesting topics. They keep you informed about our vibrant industry, what we do and who we are. What's even better, as our webpage is mobile enabled, you can read about OCEAN anywhere, anytime.
Happy Surfing !
Dirk Cupido
OCEAN - Chairman
The Bulgarian Ship Supplier Association will welcome OCEAN members in Bulgaria in April
The Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union began in January 2018, a decade after the accession of the country to the EU, and will be running for 6 months until June 2018. The presidency is under Bulgaria’s national motto - “United We Stand”, which reflects the core values of cooperation of the European Union. The honour of the EU presidency also brought the great responsibility to highlight important issues for the Union. Bulgaria is focusing on several priorities - The Future of Europe and young people, Western Balkans, Security and stability, and The Digital economy. These issues resonate within the context of the maritime industry and the development of strong European ship supply sector.
14.03.2018
OCEAN in Sofia during the Bulgarian Presidency of the EU
Ship supplies visit Sofia during the EU Presidency of Bulgaria
OCEAN Board and OCEAN Working Group for Customs & Taxation to visit Bulgaia during EU Presidency on 26 & 27 April 2018
31.01.2018 | Keijo Hiltunen
Gothenburg, home of Sveriges Skeppshandlareförbund
Sveriges Skeppshandlareförbund says Hej
The proud Sveriges Skeppshandlareförbund, represented by its Chairman Keijo Hiltunen presents itself and highlights the importance of ship supplying for Northern Europe!
05.01.2018 | Jean-Luc Meriaux
What's in store
Mr. Meriaux, the Secretary General of OCEAN's Brussels Office looks into the future and discusses what is on the horizon for OCEAN in 2018.
25.12.2017 | Dirk Cupido
Dirk Cupido - Re-elected Chairman of OCEAN
Re-elected OCEAN Chair Cupido reflects on a turbulent 2017!
The European ship supply industry has seen some turbulent times, as political and economic changes and election results have had and continue to have an impact on our business. Nevertheless, make no mistake about it: European ship suppliers remain a reliable, strong and stable partner to all vessels, their captains, ship owners and ship managers calling European Ports!
01.10.2017
OCEAN & ISSA: A long history of supporting seafarers and fighting crew abandonment
Can the new MLC insurance requirement help European ship suppliers handing a helping hand?
As the ISSA Secretary Spencer Eade writes, OCEAN’s support of the EU measures to improve working conditions of seafarers on board of EU-flagged vessels is another tangible measure in how the global ship supply community has supported the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) provisions on crew abandonment that came into force earlier this year. ISSA & OCEAN stand shoulder to shoulder with seafarers in the EU and globally against crew abandonment.
20.08.2017
Future of EU maritime trade and ship supply
Blessing or curse for European ship supply?
In August, the EU Commission has published an Inception Impact Assessment (i.e. the roadmap) on a Directive which is more commonly known as the Reporting Formalities Directive (RFD).To recall, on 20 October 2010, the European Parliament and the Council adopted Directive 2010/65/EU on reporting formalities for ships arriving in and/or departing from ports of the Member States. So, how did it go? Was it a sucess? Read the EU Commission external support study for the RFD evaluations was published also in August. But what is the consequence for EU ship supply? What is the challenge and what is the benefit? OCEAN's Working Group has taken a closer look
17.07.2017 | Bob Blake, Chairman BASS
The logo of the British Association of Ship Suppliers
100 years + and going strong!
The British Association of Ship Suppliers is now over 100 years of age and presents itself here.
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