DNV starts a new report to help the shipowner selecting energy efficiency measures

DNV Initiates New Guide for Energy Efficiency Measures in Decarbonization

The shipping industry is under pressure from regulations and rising fuel costs to accelerate decarbonization efforts. DNV’s report outlines over 40 energy efficiency measures to help shipowners reduce fuel consumption and transition to alternative fuels. This comprehensive overview emphasizes the importance of energy efficiency in meeting regulatory requirements and ensuring profitability in the future.

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Advancements in Maritime Lubricants for Carbon Reduction and Regulatory Compliance

The maritime industry is evolving rapidly, with a strong focus on reducing carbon emissions and meeting stricter regulations. Fluid technology advancements are crucial in helping operators maintain reliable and compliant operations. The shift towards lower carbon-intensity fuels and synthetic EALs is ensuring both regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.

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Degraded Dock Collapse Wasn’T Caused By Barge Contact

NTSB Report Reveals Critical Safety Oversights in Dock Infrastructure

A National Transportation Safety Board investigation found that a deteriorated dock in Chalmette, Louisiana collapsed into the water after a barge contact. Despite no injuries or pollution, the dock suffered extensive damage. The incident emphasized the importance of regular inspections and maintenance to ensure the safety of both the environment and vessels.

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ECA Report Highlights EU’s Failure to Combat Marine Pollution Despite Available Funds

A recent report from the European Court of Auditors (ECA) reveals the failure of EU countries to enforce regulations aimed at preventing sea pollution. Despite available funds, misuse and lack of tracking hinder progress. Marine pollution remains a significant issue in European waters, jeopardizing the EU’s goal of eliminating seawater pollution by 2030.

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Deedayal Port opens the 54th National Security Week 2025

National Safety Week 2025 Kicks Off at DEENDAYAL Port Authority with Emphasis on Security and Sustainability

The 54th National Safety Week 2025 at DEENDAYAL Port Authority began with a ceremonial lamp lighting ceremony, attended by Chairman Shri Sushil Kumar Singh and other dignitaries. Various initiatives were highlighted, including VR driving safety training, Mega Medical Campaign, and security competitions. The event emphasized on a commitment to safety and security.

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Lloyd's Register Grants Type Approval For Corvus’

Dolphin NxtGen Marine Battery System gets LR’ Approval

Corvus Energy has achieved Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register for its Dolphin NxtGen marine battery system, meeting stringent industry standards. The system, building on the successful Orca ESS, features innovative design elements for weight and space efficiency. With recognition from LR, BV, and DNV, Corvus Energy solidifies its position as a leader in marine energy solutions.

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Paradip Port Authority sets cargo handling record

Paradip Port Achieves Record Cargo Handling in 100 Days

In the first 100 days of the fiscal year 2024-25, Paradip Port Authority achieved a significant milestone by handling a record-breaking cargo volume of 41.12 million Metric Tons, showcasing a 4.78% growth compared to the previous year. This impressive performance highlights the port’s commitment to operational excellence and capacity enhancement, supporting India’s economic growth.

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Inmarsat Maritime to Launch NexusWave in Mediterranean Market with Pulsar International

Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat company, has appointed Pulsar International as the first reseller partner for NexusWave in the Mediterranean market. This partnership allows local support and installation services for operators like Spring Marine, Roswell Tankers, and Newport. NexusWave offers fast, always-on connectivity with global coverage and advanced security features.

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Sea Asia: The final assembly of the maritime industry for economy, innovation and cooperation

Sea Asia 2025: Key Maritime Conference in Singapore from March 25-27

Sea Asia 2025 is a major event in the global maritime industry, with thousands of participants, exhibitors, and speakers from various countries. The conference will focus on key challenges like decarbonization and digital transformation, offering insights and solutions for industry professionals. It is a crucial platform for collaboration and innovation in the maritime sector.

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Maersk Launches Maritime Training Program for Kenyan Cadets

Maersk and Kenya Ports Authority have joined forces to launch a maritime training program to boost the local maritime sector and support the blue economy. The initiative offers fully funded sea-time training aboard Maersk vessels for 10 Kenyan cadets, addressing the challenge of practical experience for graduates and building capacity within the seafaring community.

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Underwater Stern Tube Seal Replacements Done for Ships in Belgium and Spain

Hydrex recently sent diver/technician teams to Belgium and Spain for stern tube seal replacements on two ships experiencing oil leaks. Using mobdocks, the teams completed underwater repairs, avoiding drydocking. With lightweight equipment and advanced technology, the teams worked efficiently in Algeciras and Antwerp, ensuring quick and high-quality repairs.

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