Ship Recycling Transparency Initiative
Using transparency to drive progress on responsible ship recycling.
Join the global movement for responsible ship recycling practices and sustainable maritime industry.
What does the SRTI do?
The Ship Recycling Transparency Initiative (SRTI) uses transparency to drive progress on responsible ship recycling by way of a one-stop shop online platform to report information on policies.
Why sign up to the SRTI?
The SRTI reflects a collective effort that brings together different players across the shipping industry beyond ship owners such as investors, cargo owners and broader stakeholders to improve ship recycling policy, practice and performance.
Global Recognition
Gain recognition as a leader in sustainable ship recycling practices among industry peers and stakeholders.
Networking
Connect with like-minded organizations committed to improving ship recycling standards worldwide.
Risk Reduction
Mitigate operational and reputational risks associated with non-compliant ship recycling practices.
Access to Data
Get exclusive access to comprehensive ship recycling reports and industry benchmarks.
Market Advantage
Differentiate your business in a competitive market by demonstrating commitment to transparency.
Best Practices
Gain recognition as a leader in sustainable ship recycling practices among industry peers and stakeholders.
Voices of Changes
Hear from industry leaders and stakeholders about the impact of our transparency initiative.
"Having a coordinated approach towards ship recycling policy, practice, and performance, developed by numerous stakeholders across the maritime value chain we believe is key to driving real and lasting change. Thankfully we are not alone, but we still need more ship-owners to recognize the real benefits of joining SRTI as an increasing number of cargo-owners and investors are utilizing the platform to make informed decisions on which companies to work with."
"As the leading provider of legal services in connection with the recycling of end-of-life vessels, assisting a broad range of stakeholders in their navigation of the ever more complex regulatory landscape around ship recycling, we are delighted to join the SRTI and begin to play our part in the important work being done by it."
"The safety and sustainability of the ship recycling process deserves the attention of the marine industry.
To drive change, we have joined with other major maritime players in supporting the Ship Recycling Transparency Initiative. Teekay is committed to be a part of the solution, and we support the SRTI work underway."
To drive change, we have joined with other major maritime players in supporting the Ship Recycling Transparency Initiative. Teekay is committed to be a part of the solution, and we support the SRTI work underway."
"Being part of SRTI means we are committed to safe, clean, and responsible ship recycling. We work to protect workers, the environment, and make the recycling shipping industry more sustainable. SRTI enables us to show stakeholders the value of hands-on, quality site management and oversight, in achieving sustainable practices and adhering to ESG standards at minimal costs."
"We believe transparency is key to a safer and more sustainable ship recycling industry.
SRTI members can play a pivotal role by sharing data, insights and pushing for higher standards in an industry where improvements will make a real impact on both people and the environment."
SRTI members can play a pivotal role by sharing data, insights and pushing for higher standards in an industry where improvements will make a real impact on both people and the environment."
"As a “Guardian of the Green Earth”, Evergreen is committed to the sustainability concepts by reducing impacts and pollution on the marine ecosystem from ships throughout their entire lifecycles, from designing, constructing, operating and finally to decommissioning as part of our efforts for environmental protection. The SRTI provides a platform of declaring our ship recycling policy and promoting best practice in sustainable and responsible green recycling in this industry."
