February -16-WWL has established Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (India) Private Limited in Chennai to enable it to be more active in responding to OEM's requests for logistics solutions.
WWL aims to establish a long term presence in India covering its five core products: ocean transport, terminal services, technical services, inland distribution and supply chain management and brings to India its ro-ro movements and break-bulk cargo shipping.
Singapore-based Swire Projects has shipped four complete wind turbine sets from Dafeng, China, to Vung An, Vietnam, for the Hai Anh wind power project.
Fleet performance solutions provider Oceanly has warned that an over-zealous push to adopt green fuels may lead to increased global emissions.
Günther Siemens will take over the role of managing director at Briese Chartering effective January 1, 2025.
Silk Way Alat Free Economic Zone Company (SW AFEZCO) has signed a design and build agreement with Modern Construction Group for the development of the Silk Way Cargo Village.
The introduction of the FuelEU Maritime regulation marks a significant shift in decarbonisation compliance for the shipping industry. With stricter greenhouse gas intensity requirements taking effect in January 2025, BIMCO’s newly launched FuelEU Maritime Clause for Time Charter Parties 2024 provides contractual clarity.
Heerema Marine Contractors’ (HMC) motion compensated gripper frame has been loaded out ahead of installation aboard its heavy lift vessel Thialf.
