European Delegation visits Green Hydrogen Plant at Kandla Port
GANDHIDHAM : Deendayal Port Authority Kandla is steadily advancing towards becoming India’s Green Maritime Hub. A Delegation of European experts on certification and EU regulations supported by GH2 India visited Green Hydrogen Plant at
AITransmute Solutions unveils breakthrough in maritime AI innovation
MUMBAI : At India Maritime Week 2025, AITransmute Solutions, an early-stage deep-tech startup working on AI-driven port automation, was recognised with the Maritime Excellence Achievers Award under the category of Emerging Indian Entrepreneur of
‘Made in India’ may soon be etched on the World’s Ships: Supal Shah
MUMBAI: For decades, the Indian flag fluttered quietly in world shipping registers, overshadowed by Panama, Liberia and the Marshall Islands. Today, it’s at the centre of a remarkable turnaround. Within months, global heavyweights CMA
Maersk announces strong performance for Q3 2025 with EBITDA at USD 2.7bn and EBIT at USD 1.3bn amid operational gains
COPENHAGEN : Maersk reported strong financial results in the third quarter of 2025, driven by operational improvements and proactive cost measures. The company achieved sequential growth across all business segments. Based on this, Maersk refines
Maersk orders eight new LNG containerships
COPENHAGEN : In a significant move to modernize its fleet, Maersk has placed an order for eight LNG dual-fuel containerships at New Times Shipbuilding (NTS), with options for four additional vessels. Each ship is
Trump administration seeks to negotiate with China on shipping as it pauses port fees
WASHINGTON : The Trump administration said on Thursday it would pursue negotiations with China over its dominance of shipbuilding and ocean logistics as it formalized plans for a one-year pause on U.S. port fees
Lloyd’s Register to provide new construction services to BAE Systems Australia’s frigates for Royal Australian Navy
LONDON: Lloyd’s Register (LR) has been awarded a contract from BAE Systems Maritime Australia (BAESMA) for Naval Classification New Construction Services for the first three Royal Australian Navy Hunter class frigates. The Hunter class
HPC to develop final business case for Port of Newcastle’s Clean Energy Precinct
HAMBURG: HPC Hamburg Port Consulting (HPC) has been appointed by Port of Newcastle to develop a final business case for its Clean Energy Precinct (CEP), reflecting Australia’s deepening energy cooperation with Europe. Drawing on its