Container ship coatings: on the road to net zero
OSAKA : Marine coatings have a role to play in reaching net zero, says Nippon Paint Marine Technical Director Hirokazu Kaji. Decarbonisation is a key priority across the entire shipping industry, but as one
Japan goes ‘Extra Small’ to target China’s big, expensive warships & monitor foreign vessels
TOKYO : In a year marked by increased maritime activity by Chinese warships, Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Force (MSDF) has deployed smaller or less-capable vessels in over 70% of its missions to monitor foreign naval
ONE strengthens global presence with terminal aquisitions in the US West Coast and Rotterdam
SINGAPORE : Ocean Network Express (“ONE”) is pleased to announce it has obtained all necessary regulatory approvals and completed its acquisition of a 51% stake in each of TraPac LLC (“TraPac”) and Yusen Terminals
AI sets the tone for Europort Opening Summit
ROTTERDAM : Exploring artificial intelligence in the maritime industry, the Opening Summit of Europort 2023 set the scene for a four-day event expected to welcome upwards of 25,000 visitors and more than 1,000 exhibitors
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal visits IMI NOIDA, reviews Infrastructure and Facilities
NOIDA : The Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways and Ayush, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal visited the International Maritime Institute (IMI) and interacted with the student cadets, as well as reviewed the infrastructure &
Mundra is India’s first port to handle cargo volumes of 16 MMT in a month
MUNDRA : Mundra Port has set another record by handling 16.1 million tonnes of cargo in October, the highest-ever volume by any port in India, the conglomerate said in a release. It is the
PSA celebrates double wins at Supply Chain Asia Awards 2023
SINGAPORE : It was a night of double celebration at the Supply Chain Asia Awards 2023, as PSA International’s Group CEO Tan Chong Meng was conferred with the prestigious “Supply Chain CEO (MNC) of
Panama Canal traffic is being throttled by climate change impact
CAIRO : The Panama Canal doesn’t have enough water. A lack of rainfall, blamed on climate change, is leading to a steady decline in water levels on the vital conduit. The problem is so
