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Who lobbies the EU on Maritime & Shipping?

Shipowners, operators and the waterborne-transport sector work under the EU's maritime framework — vessel safety, emissions and inland-waterway rules. These are the EU acts most likely to apply.

Organisations157
Disclosed meetings527
SourceEC meeting disclosures
Matched onmaritime, vessel, inland waterway
In short

157 organisations appear across 527 disclosed European Commission meetings on maritime & shipping; the top listed organisations are CMA CGM, European Shipowners | ECSA, Shipyards' and Maritime Equipment Association of Europe. EC meeting disclosures Transparency Register

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Who’s lobbying it

Ranked by distinct disclosed European Commission meetings whose topic matches maritime & shipping keywords. Every organisation links to the official disclosure.

Disclosed meetings

One recent disclosed Commission meeting per organisation, matched to maritime & shipping by topic — each linked to its source.

DateOrganisationDisclosed topic
2026-04-16CMA CGMEU legislations regarding maritime decarbonisation source ↗
2026-06-19European Shipowners | ECSADiscussion on Maritime Policy source ↗
2026-09-14Shipyards' and Maritime Equipment Association of EuropeExchange of views on the implementation of the European Industrial Maritime Strategy source ↗
2026-06-03A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/SEU Ports Strategy. Maritime decarbonisation. Sustainable Maritime Fuels source ↗
2026-09-30MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A.Exchange of views on maritime transport source ↗
2026-04-30European Barge UnionDiscussion on the strategic role of inland waterway tourism and contribution to the future European Tourism Strategy source ↗
2026-06-30Transport and Environment (European Federation for Transport and Environment)ETS revision Maritime and Aviation source ↗
2026-09-09FINCANTIERI SpANuclear propulsion for maritime: technology development, regulatory framework, and EU funding instruments. source ↗
2026-10-01AssarmatoriETS and maritime transport source ↗
2026-10-08Wärtsilä CorporationExchange of views on maritime manufacturing and decarbonisation. source ↗
2026-02-13MSC Cruises S.A.Strengthening EU Port industry and infrastructure investments amidst global maritime transformations source ↗
2026-06-19Cruise Lines International AssociationEU ETS and the Sustainable Maritime Fuels mechanism. source ↗
2026-05-19Waterborne Technology PlatformExchange on recent developments, possible opportunities and challenges, also with a view on the implementation of the recently published European strategies on the maritime industry and ports. source ↗
2025-07-01Union of Greek Shipowners - ΕΝΩΣΙΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΩΝ ΕΦΟΠΛΙΣΤΩΝStrategic Dialogue on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy source ↗
2026-06-23World Shipping CouncilETS review: the Sustainable Maritime Fuels (SMF) mechanism, port competitiveness, and AFIR/FuelEU Maritime implementation. source ↗
2026-05-19Damen Shipyards GroupExchange on recent developments, possible opportunities and challenges, also with a view on the implementation of the recently published European strategies on the maritime industry and ports. source ↗
2025-07-01WindEuropeStrategic Dialogue on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy source ↗
2026-04-30Inland Navigation EuropeDiscussion on the strategic role of inland waterway tourism and contribution to the future European Tourism Strategy source ↗
2026-01-22Conférence des Régions Périphériques Maritimes d'Europe (CRPM)Exchange of views on the Ocean Pact, Ocean Act, the Atlantic Maritime and Macro-Regional Strategy, the Pact for the Med and the Coastal Communities Communication, forthcoming events source ↗
2025-07-01European Transport Workers' FederationStrategic Dialogue on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy source ↗
2025-07-01EUROPEAN TUGOWNERS ASSOCIATIONStrategic Dialogue on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy source ↗
2026-06-04International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA)Exchange of views on: • the specificities and strategic role of the offshore fleet, • the implementation of the EU Industrial Maritime and Port Strategies and • the EU initiatives to decarbonise shipping. source ↗
2025-07-01NAVANTIAEU Strategic Dialogue on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy. source ↗
2025-07-01European Dredging AssociationStrategic Dialogue on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy source ↗
2025-07-01Alfa Laval Corporate ABStrategic Dialogue on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy source ↗

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