The new container shipping service links Karachi with the region’s major ports within UAE, Saudia Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Sudan and Djibouti
The tankers will be LNG ready and are being designed to be ready to adapt to new fuels such as ammonia and methanol
DP World’s plans include replacing its global fleet of assets from diesel to electric, investing in renewable power and exploring alternative fuels
The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2023 subject to regulatory approvals,
The entities will jointly develop procedures for the use and implementation of unscrewed surface vessels, establishing a remote and autonomous testing site for these vessels
The strategic acquisition of VLCC Acrux has increased Al Seer Marine’s fleet value to more than Dhs1.2bn
Safeen Feeders, a subsidiary of Safeen Group, will manage the entire project, providing three very large crude carriers and one medium-range tanker
The company launches first services to Southeast Asia, adding vital new trade routes for the UAE
Al Seer Marine’s growth jumped significantly by a record 74 per cent, compared to Q2 of last year, with revenue at AED 474.82 million
The partnership will involve the development and implementation of new marine decarbonisation technologies suitable for EGA’s bulk cargo shipping routes
The ranking is based on the latest findings of the Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development (ISCD) Index
The report cites the use of digital technology and green fuel alternatives as two of the major ways that countries are modernising their ports
The fragile global trading system faces months of additional pain and remains at risk of collapsing again from even one unforeseen shock
DP World Limited handled 58.4 million TEU across its global portfolio of container terminals in the first nine months of 2021
Transworld Feeders and Avana Global are independent feeder and Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers (NVOCC) operators
The new route will be served by a fleet of eight vessels ranging in capacity from 10,000-13,000 TEU
The agency will be the only entity responsible for dealing with dhows during their presence in Dubai waters