Shore Power: Unlocking the potential

Shore Power Implementation in India is the Key for Sustainable Maritime Operations

Global shipping is moving towards sustainability, with shore power becoming crucial to reduce emissions and improve efficiency. Ports and shipping lines worldwide are embracing shore power to meet environmental regulations. Cavotec offers recommendations for India to align with regulatory frameworks and ensure safety. Planning for future needs is essential for successful implementation.

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Shipyard Taps Project, Contract Tools To Power Growth

Shipyard Utilizes Contract Tools for Transforming Icebreakers into Expedition Yachts

The Damen Maaskant shipyard in Stellendam is renowned for converting icebreakers into expedition yachts. Eric Moerkerk, the Managing Director, has led the shipyard to significant growth through innovative project control strategies. With revenue tripling to €100 million and the workforce doubling, the shipyard’s reputation for new vessel construction and yacht conversion continues to grow.

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Indian Coast Guard Seizes Over 53 Kg of Ganja Near India-Sri Lanka Maritime Boundary

The Indian Coast Guard intercepted 53 kilograms of ganja near the India-Sri Lankan maritime boundary line, valued at Rs 60 lakh. The operation, conducted this morning, utilized an air-cushion vehicle to discover packages on First Island. Further investigation led to the recovery of twelve abandoned packets. The contraband will be handed over to Customs for action.

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Estonia Proposes Baltic Shipping Fee To Fund Subsea

New Ship Fee Proposed to Protect Undersea Cables in the Baltic Sea

Shipping companies navigating the Baltic Sea may soon face a new fee to protect critical undersea cables, proposed by Estonia’s defense minister. NATO plans to deploy frigates, patrol aircraft, and drones to address cable damage incidents. The initiative aims to enhance security measures to prevent future disruptions and ensure maritime safety in the region.

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D’Amico Tankers Signs Charter Deals For Five Vessels

d’Amico Secures Profitable Time Charter Agreements for Five Vessels

d’Amico International Shipping, a leading marine transportation company specializing in the product tanker market, recently signed time charter agreements for five vessels through its subsidiary d’Amico Tankers D.A.C. These deals, with reputable counterparties, at profitable daily hire rates, demonstrate the company’s strategic approach to maximizing profitability in a competitive market.

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Royal Caribbean Expects “Another Great Year”

Royal Caribbean Projects Strong 2025 with 23% Earnings Increase

Royal Caribbean is poised for a successful year in 2025, with a projected 23% increase in earnings. Share prices surged by 12% on the news, exceeding analysts’ estimates. The company’s record-breaking start to the “WAVE” season is attributed to new ship investments. CEO Jason Liberty announced plans for Celebrity River Cruises, impacting industry rival Viking Holdings.

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Maersk plays concerns about the capacity restrictions on important Gemini port

Maersk Affirms Tanjung Pelepas’ Role as Key Hub Amid Evergreen’s Possible Shift to Singapore

Maersk believes Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) will remain vital in the Gemini network, despite speculation of Evergreen moving to Singapore. PTP’s strategic location and major sea routes make it a key link. The Alliance reorganization will impact global reliability. PTP is expanding to meet demand, with concerns about capacity constraints amid shifting industry dynamics.

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Greece Launches First Offshore Wind Farm with Terna Energy and Motor Oil Partnership

Greek companies Terna Energy and Motor Oil have partnered to develop Greece’s first offshore wind farm, in line with the government’s strategy to expand renewable energy sources. With Terna Energy’s expertise and experience, the joint venture aims to reach a total installed capacity of 6 GW by 2029, starting with a 400 MW wind farm by 2030.

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Reliability of Containership Schedule Stabilizes Amid Red Sea Diversions

The Sea-Intelligence end-of-year report for 2024 revealed that containership schedule reliability remained consistent around 50%-55%, slightly lower than the previous year. Despite challenges like diversions and longer travel times, the industry maintained a yearly average of 53%. Maersk led with over 60% reliability, aiming to exceed 90% with new routes.

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