AMSA bans Indian-flagged bulk carrier ‘Darya Shaan’ for 180-days
MELBOURNE : The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has issued a 180-day ban to the Indian-flagged bulk carrier Darya Shaan, after its operator took repeated risks with the safety of the crew, vessel and Australian
GCMD and NYK Line team up to address concerns of long-term, continuous biofuels use on vessel operations
SINGAPORE/TOKYO : The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) has teamed up with NYK Line to launch Project LOTUS (long-term impact of continuous use of biofuels on vessel operations). This six-month project will trial
Indian Coast Guard inks MoU with private sector for indigenous marine grade steel to enhance indigenous content in shipbuilding
NEW DELHI : Indian Coast Guard (ICG) and Jindal Steel & Power (JSP), on May 07, 2024, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) here for the supply of indigenous marine grade steel to enhance
Container ship deliveries hit new YTD record of 1m TEU : BIMCO
LONDON : “In 2023, 2.3 million TEU of container ship capacity was delivered, beating the former all-time high by 37%. Year-to-date another record has been set as more than 1 million TEU has already
ClassNK releases report ‘ClassNK Alternative Fuels Insight‘
TOKYO : ClassNK has released the report ‘ClassNK Alternative Fuels Insight,’ which summarizes the characteristics and latest trends of alternative fuels to support our customers’ future fuel selection. Amidst the pressing need for society-wide
Vadhavan Port: Japan International Cooperation Agency expresses interest in funding Rs 76,000 Crore Project near Mumbai
MUMBAI : The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has initiated discussions with the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) regarding financing for the ambitious mega port project proposed at Vadhavan in Maharashtra. This marks the
Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk navigate shipping struggles amid Red Sea hazards
HAMBURG : German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd reiterated its cautious approach to maritime routes, announcing on Monday that it continues to steer clear of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden due to
Maersk sees Red Sea conflict absorbing up to 20% ship capacity
COPENHAGEN : A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S expects that the shipping industry this quarter will spend 15% to 20% of its Asia-to-Europe vessel capacity on sailing south of Africa to avoid the Red Sea. The effects