India rides the green wave as EU, US buy its clean ships
NEW DELHI : India has started supplying ‘green ships’ to traditional shipbuilding nations Norway, Germany and the US, like carrying coals to Newcastle and boosting its ambition to become a global shipping hub. The
MoPSW celebrates World Earth Day
NEW DELHI : Ports, Shipping and Waterways Ministry has celebrated World Earth Day on Saturday, 22nd April 2023 by reaffirming its commitment to environmental protection, including tree plantation. The Ministry shared that in 2022,
Government set to tweak captive berth policy for major ports
NEW DELHI : Cargo berths run by port dependent industries for their captive use at state-owned major ports will be allowed to extend their contract beyond the original time frame through a right of
GSF and FIATA publish data security and confidentiality charter
COPENHAGEN : The Global Shippers Forum (GSF) and International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) have called for stronger data governance in digital supply chains. The groups have agreed and published a Charter for
RBB Ship Chartering kicks off Commercial operations from GIFT City IFSC
GANDHINAGAR : In a landmark step towards boosting ship leasing & chartering services in India, RSCPL (IFSC) Private Ltd, a 100 per cent subsidiary of RBB Ship Chartering Pte Ltd, Singapore, has been issued
First direct mainline container vessel “mv Hong An” calls at New Mangalore Port
MANGALORE : The first direct mainline vessel “mv Hong An” called at the New Mangalore Port on Thursday, after the port operationalised its dedicated container terminal. The regular service vessel will operate between the
Starlink making waves in maritime – fast growing interest from major shipping companies
Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite communications service is attracting a growing list leading names in the maritime world. This week saw announcements by Columbia Ship Management (CSM) and Costamare as the latest companies to trial
Govt may invite bids from four companies for strategic disinvestment of SCI
MUMBAI : Vedanta Resources, Safe Sea Services, JM Baxi and Megha Engineering are among firms that are likely to be asked to place bids for the strategic disinvestment of state-run Shipping Corp. of India
