Udupi Cochin Shipyard delivers first green cargo vessel to Norway

India’s UCSL Delivers First Eco-Friendly Cargo Vessel to Norway, Marking a Milestone in Sustainable Shipping

India’s Udupi Cochin Shipyard Limited (UCSL) recently delivered the Wilson Eco 1, the first of six 3,800 DWT green dry cargo vessels to Norway’s Wilson Ship Management AS. This milestone marks a significant achievement in India’s export of eco-friendly maritime solutions. The vessel is part of a green shipping initiative supported by the Norwegian government.

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Chennai Port Hits Record 1.66 Million TEUs and 50 Million Tonnes Cargo Milestones

Chennai Port has reached a significant milestone by handling a record-breaking 1.66 million TEUs by February 28, surpassing its previous record. This achievement was accomplished a month ahead of schedule, demonstrating the port’s efficiency. The collaborative efforts of stakeholders have contributed to this success, showcasing the port’s commitment to excellence.

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India’s Vice Presidency at IALA, Marks A Milestone in Global Maritime Leadership

India’s election as the Vice President of IALA marks a significant achievement in global maritime affairs. With IALA transitioning to an inter-governmental organization, India’s role becomes pivotal in shaping international maritime policies. This milestone showcases India’s growing influence and sets the stage for further leadership in marine navigation and safety.

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Lloyd’s Register Verifies VLCC Satcom for Vessel Connectivity Milestone

Lloyd’s Register awarded its first VC-L+ Descriptive Note for vessel connectivity to Neda Maritime’s MT ASCONA, marking a milestone in maritime technology. This recognition highlights advanced livestreaming and real-time data exchange capabilities, enhancing remote monitoring and operational efficiency. The achievement sets a new standard for vessel connectivity in the industry.

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National waterways from Akkulam to Chettuva will probably be opened soon

India’s National Waterways Project set to Achieves Milestone with 235 km Route Completion in Kerala

The ambitious National Waterways project in Kerala is nearing completion with a 235 km route from Akculam to Chettuva. This initiative is part of the larger West Coast Waterway project, aiming to boost transportation, trade, and tourism in the state by 2026. The official opening is expected in April or May, benefiting tourism significantly.

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