India Eases Transshipment Rules to Capture Gulf-Diverted Cargo 

India Revamps Transshipment Rules to Attract Gulf-Diverted Cargo

In response to the Hormuz crisis, India has updated its transshipment regulations to improve cargo handling at its ports, aiming to attract volumes diverted from the Persian Gulf. This adjustment reduces dwell times and enhances efficiency, positioning Indian terminals as competitive alternatives amid regional instability and boosting local energy supply chains.

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IMO to Regulate Black Carbon Emissions in Arctic Shipping

The IMO MEPC 82 discusses regulating black carbon emissions from shipping. The transition to “polar fuels” and use of technology can reduce emissions significantly. New ECAs in the Canadian Arctic and Norwegian Sea aim to reduce pollutants, with potential for more areas. Urgent action is needed to protect the Arctic environment from irreversible damage.

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