India Sets 2030 As A Target To Emerge As A Global Hub For Green Shipping
The Centre is expected to commence the process of transforming India’s tugboats by 2030 into unique green tugs to lower transport carbon emissions.
Long Saga Of An Abandoned Vessel’s Crew Members Finally Comes To An End
Stranded and abandoned at the sea for about six months the core group of individuals shared the good news that they could finally return home this week.
Report Finds Human Error And Lack Of Training Resulted In The Goliath Collision
Human errors and inadequate training have been at the center of the bulk cement carrier dubbed “Goliath” crashing into the two tugs and submerging them in the Port of Devonport in January 2022.
Indian Navy Launches INS Androth- ‘The Most Silent Vessel’ In Kolkata
The second of eight anti-submarine warfare shallow water boats (ASW SWC) built at Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers, INS Androth, was launched on Tuesday.
Cargo Ship Crashes Into Port In South Taiwan
On Monday, March 20, a cargo ship of 74,000 tons was en route to the Port of Kaohsiung, but it was unable to slow down in time and struck the wharf.
Maersk Launches Europe-China Air Freight Service To Add Further Agility To Customer Supply Chains
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) announces the inaugural flight of the logistics company´s new air freight service with scheduled flights.
The Record Breaking Wärtsilä 31 Engine Gets A Power Boost
The technology group Wärtsilä’s successful and highly efficient Wärtsilä 31 diesel engine is being upgraded for higher power output than ever before.
Seawater-Lubricated Bearings Could Result In Reduced Underwater Radiated Noise
Thordon Bearings has indicated a polymer propeller shaft bearing lubricated by seawater could generate significantly less underwater radiated noise (URN) than metal bearings lubricated by oil.
Several People Injured After Vessel Tilts At Dockyard
33 people were injured when a 76-meter (250-foot) ship tipped over in Leith, Edinburgh, due to strong winds.