Alang’s Shipbreakers Out of Oxygen as COVID Treatment Takes Priority
AHMEDABAD : With India facing a second wave of COVID infections, an unusual victim lies in the shadows: the shipbreaking industry. Located on India’s Western Coast in the
Maritime Innovation in Singapore Receives Boost
SINGAPORE : Greater Support for Maritime Technology Start-Ups and Digitalisation Push for Maritime Trade and Bunkering Services DEVELOPING A VIBRANT AND CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR START-UPS 2 To support
China-backed Colombo Port City no threat to Sri Lanka’s sovereignty: Minister
The Colombo Port City project, expected to play a key role in China’s ambitious ‘Maritime Silk Road’ project in India’s backyard, is said to be the single largest
New World Bank research finds major opportunities in decarbonizing maritime transport
WASHINGTON : The World Bank today published new research on decarbonizing the maritime transport sector with findings that indicate significant business and development opportunities for countries, including for
Rs 110 crore ROPAX Jetty Project to come up on river Dhamra in Odisha
Now travel time will reduce from 6 hours to just an hour NEW DELHI: Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways (MoPSW) has accorded administrative approval for sanction of
India to get apex body for maritime challenges
NEW DELHI : India will now finally have an apex federal body to handle all maritime affairs, from the coastline to the high seas, and ensure cohesive policy-making
Indian Register of Shipping undertakes successful sea trials for pioneer batch of vessels in India t
NEW DELHI : Indian Register of Shipping has undertaken successful sea trials for two vessels towards use of biofuels in concurrence with the Indian flag administration, according to
Federal Maritime Commission Holds Closed-Door Meeting on Ongoing Ocean Supply Chain Investigation
NEW YORK : Federal Maritime Commission held a virtual meeting Wednesday discuss developments in the ongoing fact finding investigation into challenges facing the ocean transportation supply chain system
Buoyant liners add record numbers of newbuilds
COPENHAGEN : March saw a stunning 866,060 teu of new tonnage ordered, almost the same as was contracted throughout the whole of 2020, as the cash-rich sector starts
FMC vows to get to the bottom of the ongoing container crunch hammering US supply chains
SAN FRANCISCO : The Federal Maritime Commission, America’s shipping regulator, met virtually and in closed session yesterday to discuss developments in the ongoing Fact Finding 29 investigation of