Deendayal Port Authority (DPA) in Kandla, India has taken a vital step towards maritime decarbonization by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bapu’s Shipping (Jamnagar) Pvt. Ltd. (BSJPL) to offer bunker barge services for bio-methanol bunkering at Kandla Port along the Gujarat coast. This partnership symbolizes a groundbreaking shift in India’s move towards sustainable marine fuel solutions, supporting the nation’s green energy objectives.
The collaboration between BSJPL and DPA showcases the Indian government’s commitment to establishing eco-friendly ports and endorsing sustainable shipping solutions. It reinforces the global effort to combat carbon emissions in the maritime industry by transitioning to alternative fuels like bio-methanol, known for its lower carbon footprint compared to traditional marine fuels.
This agreement signifies a significant stride towards achieving India’s environmental goals and underscores the country’s dedication to adopting cleaner energy sources in the maritime sector. The partnership between BSJPL and DPA sets a precedent for future collaborations in promoting bio-methanol bunkering, which is crucial in reducing the industry’s carbon footprint and fostering a more sustainable maritime environment.
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