Hanwha Ocean is looking to collaborate with Indian shipbuilding companies

Hanwha Ocean Explores Partnerships with Indian Shipyards to Meet Global Shipbuilding Demand

Due to limited shipbuilding space in South Korea and high global demand for new ships, Hanwha Ocean Co. Ltd. is considering partnerships with Indian shipyards for investment and collaboration. The company needs to offload some orders to meet global demand. India aims to boost its shipbuilding industry with policies supporting growth and green technologies.

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South Korean shipyard resumes operations after fatal accident and safety overhaul

South Korea Shipyard: CEEC Denies Work Resumption After Fatal Accidents

The CEEC denied the company’s request to resume work at the Geoje shipyard due to a lack of safety measures post-accident. The review committee found necessary precautions absent after almost two weeks. Hanwha Ocean shipyard had the highest number of reported deaths in South Korea. Implementing strict safety measures is crucial to prevent tragic incidents.

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Aerial view of a container ship

Hanwha Ocean Partners with Amogy to Implement Ammonia-Powered Ships

South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean partners with New York’s Amogy to advance zero-emission ammonia-to-power technology for ships, acquiring Amogy’s cutting-edge system. The collaboration, involving Hanwha Aerospace, aims to revolutionize maritime decarbonization with scalable ammonia-powered solutions. Exec VP Hyoung Seog Kim believes this partnership propels a sustainable, carbon-neutral future.

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