The prospects of the Indian port sector are favourable, supported by healthy growth in cargo of volume drivers like crude and coal, and over the medium to long-term, it will continue to gain traction, ratings agency...

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The state company “Sea Commercial Port “Yuzhny” handled 11.2 million tonne of cargo for 11 months of 2018, it is 5,4% more than last year.

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The EU Regulation on Ship Recycling (1257/2013) – which, with respect to new vessels, will enter into full effect on 31 December 2018 – obliges EU-flagged vessels to conduct dismantling operations in European...

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Renewed and increased demand for dry bulk carriers, after the recent truce in the ongoing trade war between China and the US, could take a while to be felt in the market.

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Associated Press reported that as the shipping industry faces pressure to cut climate-altering greenhouse gases, one answer is blowing in the wind.

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The EU and South Korea will discuss the South Korean shipping and shipbuilding state subsidies measures in the context of the EU – South Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA) implementation.

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Financial Express reported that the IMO (International Maritime Organization) 2020 regulations have been in news for a while and its traction will only increase as the time passes.

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LEYAL, the leading ship recycling facility in Turkey, continues to set the standard by becoming the first non-European ship recycling facility to join the EU List of approved ship recycling facilities under the new...

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Hyundai Mipo Dockyard announced that it has received an KRW 85.9 billion order to build a liquefied natural gas tanker from Norway’s Knutsen OAS Shipping.

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The Carbon Trust and ClassNK Consulting Service Co Ltd have signed an agreement to work together to develop a commercial partnership for offering climate change and sustainability services.

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