The MN is a member of the professional organisation « Armateurs de France » and signatory of the « Blue Charter».
Since 2021, MN is member and certified GREEN MARINE EUROPE.
Reduce harmful emissions and greenhouse gases and improving the energy performance of its vessels
Control oil pollution and discharges to the sea
Continue to support scientific research on ballast water and the effectiveness of biofouling treatments
Reduce the use of single‐use products
Promote responsible suppliers using as little packaging as possible or environmentally friendly packaging
Use alternative cleaners that are more environmentally friendly, biodegradable and nontoxic
Remain vigilant regarding the impact of underwater noise on marine wildlife
Reduce harmful emissions and greenhouse gases and improving the energy performance of its vessels
Control oil pollution and discharges to the sea
Continue to support scientific research on ballast water and the effectiveness of biofouling treatments
Reduce the use of single‐use products
Promote responsible suppliers using as little packaging as possible or environmentally friendly packaging
Use alternative cleaners that are more environmentally friendly, biodegradable and nontoxic
Remain vigilant regarding the impact of underwater noise on marine wildlife
The WISAMO project is an automated, telescopic, inflatable wing sail system that can be fitted on both merchant ships and pleasure craft. The system is the product of a collaborative venture between Michelin and two Swiss inventors who share the Group’s “all-sustainable” vision. The inflatable wing sail harnesses the wind, a free, universal and inexhaustible source of propulsion. Its revolutionary design enables a ship to reduce its fuel consumption. This project is Michelin’s contribution to enabling greener, softer maritime mobility in advance of future regulations.
Ensuring the well-being of seafarers
Taking concrete action to protect the environment
Ensuring a high level of safety for their vessels
“Armateurs de France” is the professional organization of the French shipping and marine services industry.
In addition to defending and promoting the interests of French shipowners, it provides information and advice to its members on a daily basis. “Armateurs de France” includes 54 maritime companies among which 1000 operated or controled vessels generate the employment of nearly 16000 seafarers and 6000 sedentaries. “Armateurs de France” intervenes in multiple sectors of the maritime activity:
