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India is working to become a credible and competitive shipbuilding hub by 2047, with plans for port infrastructure expansion, ease of doing business, and green initiatives.

India and Singapore are exploring a 'Green Digital Shipping Corridor', leveraging green fuels and digitalization to bolster maritime trade. The collaboration aims to connect international...

India's Shipping Ministry aims to complete 150 projects by September 2025, focusing on shipbuilding, green shipping, and digital solutions for maritime infrastructure. The initiative seeks to...

Shipping giant Maersk to invest $5 billion in India, praising the country as a beacon for global trade and a key market for growth. The company also names its first vessel in India, a dual-fuel...

IMO Secretary General Arsenio Dominguez discusses the Red Sea crisis, stating it's a geopolitical issue beyond the organization's control. He emphasizes IMO's focus on safety and security, engaging...

India's upcoming Coastal Shipping and Merchant Shipping Bills prioritize environmental standards and sustainability, aiming to make India a leader in maritime green practices.

India's Inland Waterways Development Council (IWDC) plans to invest Rs 50,000 crore over the next five years to upgrade infrastructure on national waterways, including green shipping and water...

India and ASEAN are major demographies whose collaboration is crucial in tackling contemporary issues like food and health security, political challenges in Myanmar, and more. External Affairs...

India has witnessed a remarkable 86% increase in renewable energy generation in the past decade, reaching 360 billion units. Minister Pralhad Joshi highlights India's commitment to green energy and...

India's government focus on alternative fuels and renewable energy positions it as a potential hub for green shipbuilding, according to maritime expert Cristina Saenz de Santa Maria of DNV.

India and Denmark are strengthening their maritime relations, collaborating on sustainable practices, green technologies, and port modernization under the Green Strategic Partnership.

India's Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways is developing a new shipbuilding scheme to incentivize Indian shipyards till 2035, aiming for a top 10 ranking by 2030 and top 5 by 2047.

India and Nordic countries are set to meet in Oslo for the next India-Nordic summit, focusing on expanding cooperation in areas like blue economy, renewable energy, and climate change.

India is looking for global collaborations to explore new technologies and use methanol and ammonia as ship fuels, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and lead in green shipping.

Welspun World plans to invest Rs 40,000 crore in Gujarat to build a green hydrogen and green ammonia ecosystem. The group will partner with Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited for this project.