French-owned ship crosses Strait of Hormuz after Macron’s ‘too much talk’ dig at Trump
MARSEILLE : A container ship declaring itself to have a French owner passed through the choked Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, a development that came after France President Emmanuel Macron took a dig at
Russia promises to increase oil, LNG supplies to India
NEW DELHI : Amid the oil shock and supply chain disruptions triggered by the U.S.-Israel war on Iran, Russia has assured that its energy companies have the capacity to “steadily increase” the supply of
3 Ships escape Hormuz Chokehold through new route along Oman Coast
TEHRAN : Three tankers broadcasting Omani ownership appeared to enter the Strait of Hormuz by hugging their home country’s coastline, indicating a different route to a northerly path through Iranian waters. Two oil supertankers
ClassNK awards world’s first MASS notation to domestic container ship “Genbu”
TOKYO: ClassNK has granted its “AUTO-Nav2(All)”*1 notation to domestic liner container ship “Genbu,” the only newly constructed autonomous ship under the MEGURI2040 Fully Autonomous Ship Program*2 by The Nippon Foundation. This notation identifies ships equipped with
DPA Kandla conducts India’s first-ever methanol bunkering
GANDHIDHAM : Kandla does it again-1st Methanol Bunkering In India. DPA Kandla successfully demonstrates Methanol Bunkering at Kandla – the First-Ever in India’s Port sector. A decisive step towards Maritime Decarbonization. In a significant
India–Korea Partnership boosts shipbuilding skills under Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047
NEW DELHI : In a significant move to strengthen India’s shipbuilding ecosystem, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) has signed a Plan of Implementation (PoI) with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).
KLTTA & KCBA applaud Deendayal Port Authority’s No. 1 Rank amid Global Shipping Crisis
GANDHIDHAM : Amidst the challenging global shipping environment arising from the ongoing conflict situation in the Middle East following the attack on Iran by the United States and Israel, the maritime sector worldwide, including
Govt considers more support for exporters as West Asia tensions drive up freight costs
NEW DELHI : The Government is considering additional measures to help exporters cope with disruptions arising from the West Asia crisis, including a possible extension of freight subsidies, as many are being forced to