Weekly News Roundup: India’s Commitment to Sustainability

Weekly News Roundup: India’s Commitment to Sustainability

India’s maritime sector is on the rise, with initiatives aimed at enhancing cargo capacity and sustainability. Key developments include a subsidy program for inland transport and significant reductions in ship turnaround times. Globally, innovations like hydrogen-powered vessels and new guidelines for seafarers’ treatment further illustrate the industry’s evolution towards a greener, more equitable future.

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Sarbananda Sonowal informs LS about the “HaritSagar” Green Port Guidelines issued to reduce pollution in ports

Harit Sagar Green Port Guidelines Launched to Promote Sustainability in India’s Major Ports

Union Minister for Ports, Shipping, and Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal has introduced the “Harit Sagar” Green Port Guidelines to reduce carbon intensity in major ports. The guidelines offer incentives for sustainability, such as discounts on berth fees for eco-friendly ships. State Pollution Control Boards monitor environmental compliance.

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