Klaipėda Port moves closer to green hydrogen production with successful electrolyzer tests
KLAIPEDA: Klaipėda Port’s green hydrogen project is moving quickly toward completion. Recently, a key milestone was reached when the main component of the future hydrogen station – the electrolyzer – successfully passed factory tests
Sarbananda Sonowal reviews India Maritime Week 2025 preparations, launches digital maritime repositories
NEW DELHI: Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) Sarbananda Sonowal chaired a high-level review meeting to assess preparations for the upcoming India Maritime Week (IMW) 2025, scheduled to be held from 27
MoU Exchange Secures Over ₹66,000 Crore Investment, Boosts Atmanirbhar Shipbuilding
BHAVNAGAR: A historic chapter in India’s maritime journey was written in Bhavnagar on 19th September 2025, when a MoU Exchange Ceremony took place on the eve of the “Samudra Se Samriddhi – Transforming India’s Maritime
Indian Ports Act, 2025 replaces outdated provisions of the Indian Ports Act, with modern & contemporary regulations
NEW DELHI : The Indian Ports Act, 2025 replaces outdated provisions of the Indian Ports Act, 1908, with modern & contemporary regulations.• The Act establishes Maritime State Development Council (MSDC) as a statutoryconsultative body
DG Shipping celebrated ‘World Maritime Day 2025’
MUMBAI : Directorate General of Shipping celebrated ‘World Maritime Day 2025, ‘the celebrations commenced with a Guard of Honour by the cadets of The Shipping Corporation of India, Maritime Training Institute (MTI), Powai for
Kerala HC cuts security amount to ₹1,227.62cr for release of MSC vessel
KOCHI : The Kerala High Court on Thursday lowered the security deposit required from the owners of MSC ELSA III, the vessel that sank off the state’s coast, causing extensive pollution, for the release
Andhra Pradesh charts course for shipbuilding growth as Garuda Aerospace commits ₹250 Cr investment
VISAKHAPATNAM : Andhra Pradesh is positioning itself as a key hub for shipbuilding and shipbreaking, with the state government in active discussions with the Union Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways to establish a
Onboard Carbon Capture and Storage highlighted as possible climate technology solution
LONDON: Onboard Carbon Capture and Storage (OCCS) is emerging as a potential technology to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from shipping. To explore the latest developments and operational experiences, IMO’s Future Fuels and Technology