MAN is Optimistic for Methanol as Industry Advocates to Speed Adoption
Following the news that Maersk has ordered the first large dual-fuel containerships that it plans to operate on methanol, the industry is questioning if this will spur the rapid adoption of the alternative fuel.
Suez Canal Container Terminal’s upgrade projects improve productivity and customer experience
A series of investments initiated in 2020 aimed at equipment and capacity upgrades at the terminal, together with a strong partnership with the Government of Egypt, Suez Canal Economic Zone (SC Zone), sets the
IMO supports maritime security activities in East Africa
LONDON : IMO has assisted in the strengthening of maritime security governance in East Africa by participating in two regional events during August: the Strategic Maritime Security and Blue Economy course (held 9-13 August)
Mission Sagar – Indian Naval Ship Airavat Arrives at Jakarta, Indonesia to deliver Medical Supplies
NEW DELHI : Indian Navy’s Landing Ship Tank (Large) INS Airavat arrived at Tanjung Priok Port in Jakarta, Indonesia on 24 August 2021 to deliver 10 Liquid Medical Oxygen (LMO) containers, based on the
Hotpack Global signs Terminal Agreement with DP World, UAE Region
DUBAI : Hotpack Global, the world’s leading manufacturer of disposable food packaging products, has signed a terminal agreement with DP World, UAE Region, expanding the export capacity for its products through Jebel Ali Port.
Access to preferential trade finance will require real-time ESG compliance monitoring
The maritime sector’s 3% contribution to global greenhouse emissions is always in the spotlight whenever a series of extreme weather events leads to calls for action on climate change. As it stands, not only
Dilli Series’ Sea Power Webinar – 2021 to be conducted at Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala
NEW DELHI : Indian Naval Academy (INA), Ezhimala will conduct the eighth edition of the prestigious annual ‘Dilli Series’ Sea Power Seminar on 11th and 12th of October 2021. This year, the event will
Levelling the playing field in maritime shipping
European shippers at home and abroad face increasingly unfair competition from China’s state-owned shipper, COSCO. But there are several measures the EU could use to counter this, argues Jacob Gunter. When COSCO, China’s gigantic
