Finland is dependent on sea traffic, its fluency and competitiveness. Almost 90 percent of exports and imports to Finland are transported by sea.
Seafaring builds value chains that create the basis for the growth of industry, tourism and other forms of trade. The Finnish shipowners are forerunners of technology and environmental innovations and are actively participating in developing solutions for sustainable shipping.
Shipowners´Associations stand behind EU sanction package
8. April 2022 - Suomen Varustamot Ry
Finnlines’ Board of Directors appoints Tom Pippingsköld as the new President and CEO and Thomas Doepel as the new Vice President and Deputy CEO of Finnlines
6. May 2022 - Finnlines Oyj
New maritime cyber security guidelines for shipowners and vessels
20. February 2022 - Finnish Shipowners' Association
Environmental innovations
23. March 2021 - Suomen Varustamot Ry
Press releases
Shipowners´Associations stand behind EU sanction package
8. April 2022 - Suomen Varustamot Ry
Finnish business and trade unions: The competitive disadvantage of arctic shipping must be compensated
22. February 2022 - Finnish Shipowners' Association
Internal border control to be lifted – travel to Finland easier
28. January 2022 - Finnish Shipowners' Association
Show all releasesFrom the shipowners
Finnlines’ Board of Directors appoints Tom Pippingsköld as the new President and CEO and Thomas Doepel as the new Vice President and Deputy CEO of Finnlines
6. May 2022 - Finnlines Oyj
Mr Emanuele Grimaldi nominated new Chairman of the Board of Directors of Finnlines
5. May 2022 - Finnlines Oyj
Viking Line has published year 2021 Sustainability Report
3. May 2022 - Viking Line Abp
More from the shipownersMaritime news
Rahtialus oli Kokkolassa ja luotsi seurasi sitä Turussa – Laivojen etäluotsausta kehitetään usean yrityksen, korkeakoulun ja sataman voimin
18. May 2022 - Tekniikka & Talous
Empowering Women in Shipping: The Route to Achieving Gender Equality
16. May 2022 - Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
What’s on IMO Agenda for MSC105?
18. April 2022 - Safety4Sea
Maritime newsICS: New data shows future-fuel demand for shipping industry equal to entire current global production of renewables
According to the International Chamber of Shipping, new data released 17.5. has revealed how the global shipping industry will require the equivalent of the world’s entire current renewable energy demand in order to replace fossil fuel use. Shipping accounts for 90 percent of the transports of world wide trade.
Read moreUpcoming events
1.9.2022 |
Fairway ForwardWelcome to the Fairway Forward seminar on 1.9.2022! Let´s take a look forward and see what the future of maritime operations looks like in the years to come. The industry has set ambitious environmental goals – how will we reach emission reductions by 2030 and further, carbon neutrality by the year 2050? What are the latest trends in propulsion technology and fuels of the future? Fairway Forward, a collaboration between the Finnish and Swedish maritime clusters invites you to Helsinki on 1.9.2022, from 1 pm. (Finnish time), to hear best practice cases from industry leaders and views on the future by experts. |
Helsinki Sign up |
Environmental innovations
Finnish shipowners are forerunners in the field of environmental innovations. New solutions that have been tested and taken into use on Finnish shipowners’ vessels have had international success.
Read moreFinland is a pioneer in digital seafaring and environmental technology
Finland’s maritime cluster knows collaboration, says Tiina Tuurnala, CEO for the Finnish Shipowners’ Association, in the editorial for the Finnish Maritime Cluster Yearbook 2020-2021. Read about the past year in the maritime companies of the Finnish Maritime Cluster from the Yearbook 2020-2021!
Read the Yearbook 2020-2021