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India to set up first port-based e-methanol facility at Kandla for Rs 2,300 crIndia’s first port-based e-methanol plant will be built at Kandla with an investment of ₹2,300 crore. The 150-tonne-per-day facility, a joi...- Sarbananda Sonowal pushes zero-emission shipping corridors, urges ports to fast-track green fuel readinessUnion Minister Sarbananda Sonowal reviewed green shipping initiatives at TERI's Gwal Pahari campus. He emphasized the ministry's priority o...
- SDHI shares rise 3% after securing order from Denmark’s SvitzerSwan Defence and Heavy Industries shares gained nearly 3% after securing an order from Denmark-based Svitzer A/S to build four advanced TRA...
- India, Singapore charting out roadmap for digital corridor, green shipping: officialIndia and Singapore are collaborating on a roadmap for digital corridors and green shipping infrastructure. This initiative aligns with glo...
- 'Maritime training must align with industry needs,' says Caravel GroupMaritime training must adapt to modern shipping's evolving needs. The industry is rapidly embracing decarbonisation, digitalisation, and au...
- US sinks international deal on decarbonising shipsAn international vote to approve a global carbon pricing system for maritime emissions was delayed by a year after the United States threat...
- Top shipping players want overhaul of UN ship fuel emissions dealLeading shipping companies, including Greek players, are pushing for changes to a UN deal aimed at cutting marine fuel emissions, citing co...
- India-Singapore to develop Green and Digital Shipping corridorIndia and Singapore have signed a Letter of Intent to develop a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor, focusing on maritime digitalisation an...
- India, Singapore join hands for Green and Digital Shipping CorridorIndia and Singapore have signed a Letter of Intent focused on green and digital shipping collaboration. This agreement aims to promote the ...
- Stakeholders from 11 countries to discuss business opportunities at Maritime India ConferenceAround 7,500 stakeholders from 11 countries, including the US, UAE, and Norway, will participate in the Maritime India Conference. Union Mi...
- Shanghai unveils green shipping plan as new emissions rules loomChina is stepping up competition with Asia’s bunkering hub of Singapore ahead of a decarbonisation plan that’s expected from the Internatio...
- India has great potential to emerge as hub for green shipbuilding, says maritime expertIndia has significant potential to become a hub for green shipbuilding, an expert said. The government is focusing on alternative fuels and...
- Port sector urged to decarbonise entire chain of operationsMaharashtra Maritime Board's Chief Port Officer Praveen S Khara said there is a need for these public and private stakeholders to collabora...
- Shipping industry has no easy path towards decarbonisation - UNCTADMore than 80% of the world's trade is done via shipping which contributes for about 3% of global carbon dioxide emissions. The industry has...
- Decarbonising shipping to cost over $100 bn per year: UNWednesday's report highlighted that the global shipping industry remains resilient despite challenges stemming from the Covid pandemic and ...
- Decarbonisation centre starts 5-yr partnership with container shipper MSCMSC will provide funds to the pilots of Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation and trials of lower-emission fuels.
- Why the global shipping industry can’t clean up its actContainer shipping and international cargo are responsible for 3% of GHG emissions of the world, —roughly 1 billion metric tons of carbon d...
- Countries agree to create green shipping lanes in pursuit of zero carbonUN shipping agency the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has said it aims to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions from ships by ...
- Industry looks to UN climate talks to steer cleaner shippingMore than 200 leading companies and organisations, including oil majors and port authorities, have joined an initiative launched last month...
- Indian-origin CEO's green submarine project wins British prizeDhruv Boruah's Oceanways won backing from the GBP 23-million government-funded research and development (R&D) drive with its concept of a f...
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