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Event News
Catch up - MCA energy efficiency event
Read More21 July 2025
The first in a series of MCA energy efficiency technology events took place last month (29th November).
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Decarbonisation
Heatmap report provides 'critical snapshot' on alternative fuel options
Read More21 July 2025
The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF), of which the Maritime and Coastguard Agency is a member, has today released a comprehensive assessment to compare the feasibility and readiness of alternative marine fuels.
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UK Flag
RSS Remembrance
Read More21 July 2025
The Registry of Shipping and Seamen (RSS) is just one area of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) marking Remembrance Sunday, paying tribute to the Merchant Navy, the fallen, and those who risked their lives in the world wars.
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Event News
Energy Efficiency Technology Event
Read More21 July 2025
The MCA is hosting a FREE one-day Energy Efficiency Technology event.
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Event News
UK Flag customers attend exclusive industry update event in Nice
Read More21 July 2025
The MCA’s Large Yacht Services team played host to UK Flag customers in September at an exclusive update and networking event held in Nice, France.
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Regulation
Workboat code consultation
Read More21 July 2025
Rules governing workboats, pilot boats and remotely operated vessels have been revised and remade to support innovation in industry.
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Decarbonisation
UK Government renews its commitment to cleaner ships and cleaner seas on World Maritime Day
Read More21 July 2025
On World Maritime Day, the UK Government has reiterated its drive to be a world leader in creating cleaner, greener shipping.
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Seafarer
Funding for cadets boosted to £43 million pounds over next two years to help build the maritime sector
Read More21 July 2025
The future of maritime has been given a massive funding boost by the UK Government with an increase in training subsidies for cadets and ratings.
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Regulation
New laws to restrict the ways ships release ballast water into UK seas
Read More21 July 2025
New laws have now come into force which will further protect United Kingdom coastlines by stopping international ships from discharging potentially harmful species into the sea.
