Over 500 North Korean fishing boats have been found washed up on the shores of Japan, often containing dead fisherman, over the last 5 years. These washed up vessels have been labelled “Ghost Boats”. The dead bodies aboard these ships were often decomposed beyond recognition, but it was expected that they died of starvation, hypothermia or dehydration. North Korean fishing vessels are relatively small. With a distance of 600 miles (965km) between North Korea and Japan, it raises the question of why these fishermen would risk travelling so far from their own shores.
On Monday 18th May at 3pm, Andrew Gardner of 2EA, in conjunction with Chris Marsland and CIBSE Certification Ltd, will be leading a webinar on Combined Heat and Power (CHP) operations, looking at both financial and carbon savings.
Due to the current circumstances surrounding Covid-19 and the effects it is having on business, we have liaised with BEIS regarding the requirements of submitting SECR reports to Companies House alongside company reports.
