KR has released Vol. 11 of the KR Decarbonization Magazine, featuring the latest developments in maritime decarbonization technologies and international regulatory trends.

Marine operations conducted during the construction or maintenance phases of offshore wind projects involve significant risks. In particular, high-value equipment (wind turbines, foundation structures, cables, offshore substations, etc.) is exposed to a high likelihood of loss or damage during marine operations such as load-out, transport, and installation. Consequently, insurance is utilized to mitigate these risks.

Please be informed that 2025 Classification Technical Rules have been amended as below/attachments, and you are kindly requested to apply these amendments to the relevant works.

KR held a HAZID (Hazard Identification) workshop as part of the Operational Assessment to evaluate the feasibility of Northern Sea Route (NSR) navigation for the G-Marine Service vessel GLOVIS SPRING. Based on realistic operational conditions, participants identified key risk scenarios related to navigation, communication, firefighting, distress response, and other critical areas, while discussing mitigation measures.