Symposium explores autonomous technological solutions for maritime vessels
LONDON : The latest developments in autonomous shipping were explored at a symposium co-hosted by IMO and the Government of Norway entitled “Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships as a reality: the need for the IMO
IMO: Shipping gears up for massive investments in decarbonization
LONDON : The global shipping industry is preparing for a net-zero transformation that will have a sector-wide impact on everything from supply chains and business models, to ships, ports and the maritime workforce. IMO
India to notify new rules to meet IMO’s zero emission regulations; to get ports and shipping green compliant
NEW DELHI : The Union Government is planning new rules for ships and ports to meet the forthcoming International Maritime Organisation (IMO) emission regulations, according to two persons aware of the matter. This move
MSC Elsa-3 capsized due to improper container loading : IMO
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM : The sinking of the Liberian-flagged container ship MSC Elsa-3 off the Kerala coast on May 25 has raised urgent questions about maritime safety and environmental risks. Captain Naveen Singhal, a Singapore-based Marine
Technical failure in ballast management system led to failure of sunk ship: Shipping regulator
KOCHI : Dismissing the sabotage theory behind the capsize of container vessel MSC Elsa 3, the Director General (DG) of Shipping Shyam Jagannathan on Wednesday said the ship sank due to the failure of
Smart Maritime Council adds emissions data to Standardised Vessel Dataset with Version 2.0 update
DUBLIN : The Smart Maritime Council has released Version 2.0 of its Standardised Vessel Dataset (SVD), adding support for emissions reporting following the inclusion of new data fields within the IMO Compendium on Facilitation
INTERCARGO meetings held in China with focus on safety and decarbonisation
GUANGZHOU : INTERCARGO, the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners, convened last week in Guangzhou for its semi-annual meetings, the first time the Association has held such an event in China. The meetings, hosted
IMO celebrates International Day for Women in Maritime 2025
LONDON : International Day for Women in Maritime 2025 observed globally on 18 May each year.The day celebrates women in the industry and is intended to promote the recruitment, retention and sustained employment of women