BPCL Cochin Port MoU 2025

BPCL Cochin Port MoU 2025: ₹500 Crore LNG Bunkering Project Boosts India’s Green Maritime Goals

BPCL Cochin Port MoU 2025 aims to establish a ₹500 crore LNG bunkering facility in Kochi, promoting clean maritime fuel, aligning with India’s IMO 2050 decarbonisation goals, and strengthening green port infrastructure under the Sagarmala initiative. BPCL & Cochin Port Forge ₹500 Crore Pact for LNG Bunkering Facility In a landmark development under the ambit…

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World Maritime Conference 2024 Chennai

World Maritime Conference 2024: Chennai to Host Global Maritime Leaders

Chennai to Host World Maritime Conference 2024 Introduction to the World Maritime Conference 2024 Chennai, a bustling coastal city in southern India, is set to host the prestigious World Maritime Conference 2024. This significant international event will bring together leaders, policymakers, and maritime experts from around the world to discuss key challenges, trends, and opportunities…

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India maritime leadership IMO

India Leads Global Maritime Discourse at IMO Council Session in London

India Leads Global Maritime Discourse at IMO Council Session in London India recently took center stage at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council session held in London, reaffirming its pivotal role in shaping global maritime policies. The IMO, a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for regulating shipping, saw India’s delegation actively participate in…

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Methanol-powered ship

Methanol-Powered Ship by Maersk: A Game-Changer for Sustainable Shipping Practices and Government Exams

Maersk Reveals World’s Largest Ship Fueled by Methanol The shipping industry is witnessing a groundbreaking development as Maersk, a global shipping giant, unveils the world’s largest ship fueled by methanol. This eco-friendly initiative marks a significant stride towards sustainable shipping practices, with potential implications for government exams across various positions. In a move that echoes…

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