TACCC conference examines Net Zero transition
DUBAI : Preparations for the second Transportation and Climate Change Conference (TACCC) to be held in Abu Dhabi, at the Saadiyat Rotana Resort on Thursday September 26th, are gathering momentum. An exciting conference programme
ClassNK issues world’s first approval in principle (AiP) for LNG carrier installed with Wind-A…
TOKYO : ClassNK has issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) for the membrane-type LNG carrier installed with the ‘Wind Challenger’, a hard sail wind propulsion system. The ship is jointly developed by Mitsui O.S.K.
UK Chamber joins forces on a long-term plan to decarbonise shipping
LONDON : The UK Chamber of Shipping and seven other maritime trade bodies have written to maritime minister Mike Kane to call for a successor to the Clean Maritime Plan to be an early
Veer selects Fosen Shipyard for wind power and Hydrogen Container Vessels
ATLANTA : Veer is one step closer to achieving breakthrough momentum for deploying the first clean container ship to cross an ocean: Veer has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with the selected shipyard,
India offers $300 million loan to build up Vietnam’s maritime security
NEW DELHI : India on Thursday offered a $300 million loan to build up Vietnam’s maritime security, as the two sides said they want to double their trade and investment within five years. Prime Minister
India and Vietnam team up to preserve Maritime History with NMHC in Lothal, Gujarat
NEW DELHI : India and Vietnam, two nations with a rich and intertwined maritime history, are joining forces to develop the National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) in Lothal, Gujarat. This partnership, rooted in centuries-old
Paradip Port Authorities detain Chinese cargo ship over monetary dispute
PARADIP : The Paradip Port Authority (PPA) has detained the Chinese cargo vessel ZHE HAI 505 in response to an order from the Odisha High Court. The detention, carried out on July 31, was
Hapag-Lloyd welcomes 66 new apprentices
HAMBURG : On Thursday, August 1 2024, 66 young men and women are starting their training at Hapag-Lloyd in Hamburg. Some of the apprentices will learn traditional maritime professions, including 14 ship mechanics and