ClassNK awards AiPs for SDARI’s green fuels powered vehicle carriers
SHANGHAI : ClassNK has issued Approvals in Principle (AiPs) for three vehicle carrier designs developed by Shanghai Merchant Ship Design & Research Institute (SDARI). The first AiP acknowledges an ammonia ready LNG dual fueled vehicle
MariApps signs a massive deal with state owned Kuwait Oil Tankers Company (KOTC)
SINGAPORE : MariApps Marine Solutions (MariApps), with expertise in maritime digital solutions for maritime organizations, announced an agreement that will enhance the digitalization of Kuwait Oil Tankers’ Company (KOTC) fleet operations. Kuwait Oil Tanker
ERMA FIRST awarded Approval in Principle from DNV for Onboard Carbon Capture System
GREECE : ERMA FIRST, a leading sustainable maritime solutions provider, has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from DNV for its amine absorption-based Onboard Carbon Capture (OCC) system. DNV issued the AiP to ERMA FIRST following the
DP World delves into Air Cargo with launch of its first Air Cargo Logistics Hub
PUNTA CANA : DP World is building its end-to-end supply chain ambitions with the launch of its first air cargo logistics hub. DP World is easing into the air cargo industry with the launch
Cyclone Michaung weakens, to bring rainfall in several states today
CHENNAI : The southern districts of Odisha were on alert on Tuesday night amid forecast of heavy rainfall after severe cyclone Michaung made landfall in Andhra Pradesh. Cyclonic ‘Michaung’ has weakened into a Deep
Resumption of Crew change at Vizhinjam hinges on High Court verdict
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM : The fate of resuming the stalled crew change at the outer anchorage of Vizhinjam Port now hinges on the verdict of the Kerala High Court with the Vizhinjam Steamer Agents Association approaching
APM Terminals, DP World launch Zero Emission Port Alliance at COP28
DUBAI : Two major container port and terminal operators DP World and APM Terminals announced the formation of the Zero Emission Port Alliance (ZEPA), a strategic coalition aiming to accelerate the process to zero
More container ships could be held up if Red Sea tensions escalate
HONG KONG : Any intensification of ship attacks in the Red Sea could tie up 30% of the boxship fleet as more vessels will need to be rerouted, according to Linerlytica’s latest report on