GEODIS partners with DOLFINES to develop an innovative XXL lifting device for offshore wind applications
LEVALLOIS-PERRET : GEODIS announces the signing of a cooperation agreement with DOLFINES for the development and commercialization of a port-based version of a high-capacity lifting device dedicated to floating offshore wind projects. Through its
Cabinet likely to approve Rs 25,000-crore fund for shipping sector soon
NEW DELHI : The Union Cabinet is likely to soon approve a Rs 25,000-crore Maritime Development Fund (MDF) for the shipping sector, sources said. The Ministry of Shipping has sent the final proposal for
Port workers to join national strike on 20th May against implementation of labour codes
KOCHI : The National Working Committee meeting of the Water Transport Workers’ Federation of India, representing trade unions at all 12 major ports in the country, decided to join the May 20 national strike
DP World sourcing 65% of electricity from renewables across its business in 2024
DUBAI : DP World sourced 65% of its electricity from renewables in 2024, marking a significant step forward on the company’s sustainability journey. The milestone is featured in DP World’s latest Sustainability Report, released on
IOS SAGAR arrives in Port Louis Harbour, Mauritius
PORT LOUIS : IOS SAGAR arrived at Port Louis Harbour, Mauritius on 26 Apr 25 on completion of Phase I of Joint EEZ surveillance with National Coast Guard (NCG) Mauritius as part of deployment
CK Hutch Ports sale can be good for Beijing too
HONG KONG : Li Ka-shing’s Ports deal is shrewd in all respects except for the timing. Beijing has warned the Hong Kong tycoon’s CK Hutchison opens new tab against bypassing its antitrust probe on the $23
OceanOpt and BetterSea Partner to Integrate FuelEU Pooling for Shipping Clients
DUBAI : OceanOpt, a provider of specialized emissions management services, and BetterSea, a provider of a FuelEU compliance platform and marketplace, on Monday announced a strategic partnership. This collaboration integrates BetterSea’s FuelEU Pooling Marketplace
AI not ready for engine monitoring and diagnostics ship condition
HAMBURG : Condition Monitoring Technologies (CMT) has cautioned against placing sole reliance on artificial intelligence in ship condition monitoring, warning that human expertise remains essential to ensure safety and accuracy in maritime operations. As