Denmark And USA To Collaborate For Green Corridors In The Global South Nations
Maersk Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping has partnered with Denmark and the USA to finance pre-feasibility studies for green corridors in five Global South nations.
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Green Shipping Corridor Initiatives Doubles Demonstrating A Remarkable Surge
The number of green shipping corridor initiatives has doubled from 21 to 44 in the last year, demonstrating a remarkable surge.
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Maersk Plans To Invest $ 500 Million To Support Its Supply Chain Operations In Southeast Asia
Maersk intends to invest more than $500 million in Southeast Asia supply chain activities.
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Indian Navy Gets Delivery Of Biggest Ever Survey Vessel, INS Sandhayak
GRSE handed over the “largest-ever” survey vessel created in the country, INS Sandhayak, to India’s Navy on Monday, an official said.
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US Navy’s 3rd America-Class Amphibious Assault Ship USS Bougainville, Christened In Mississippi
HII Ingalls Shipbuilding christened the third amphibious assault vessel belonging to the US Navy’s America class.
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India Resumes Crude Oil Imports From Venezuela After 3 Years As U.S Sanctions Loosen
Following lifting of US sanctions on Venezuela, Indian refiners have begun purchasing Venezuelan oil via intermediaries.
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Finland Claims Chinese Ship Damaged Baltic Undersea Gas Line On Purpose, Demands Onboard Investigation
Finland’s investigators demand access to the NewNew Polar Bear whose anchor ripped up an undersea gas pipeline near the Finnish waters in October.
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U.S Navy Warship and Commercial Ships Under Drone Attacks In Red Sea, Says Pentagon
According to the Pentagon, an American battleship, as well as multiple commercial vessels, were attacked in the Red Sea on Sunday.
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Cocaine Worth ₹220 Crore Seized From An Indonesian Bulk Carrier At Paradip Port, Odisha
Cocaine worth Rs. 220 crore was confiscated from a vessel at the Paradip port in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha on Friday, per officials.
