SHM Shipcare signs MoU with Medhavi Skills University to Strengthen Maritime Skill Development India Shipping News
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India is advancing its maritime ambitions through a new generation of world-class shipyards equipped with cutting-edge technology and expanded infrastructure. These developments are designed to strengthen the nation's commercial and defense capabilities while securing a larger share of the global shipbuilding market. This strategic growth is supported by expanding international order books, positioning India as an increasingly competitive player in the global shipping sector.
July 29, 2026Marine Insight and Infyz Solutions have entered into a strategic Knowledge Partnership aimed at advancing digital transformation within the global ports and logistics sectors. This collaboration will provide maritime professionals with specialized content, whitepapers, and expert commentary focused on AI-driven terminal operations and smart port technologies. By combining Marine Insight’s extensive global reach with Infyz’s technical expertise, the initiative seeks to help terminal operators and shipping lines navigate the complexities of automation and cloud integration.
July 29, 2026The International Maritime Bureau (IMB) reports that global piracy and armed robbery incidents dropped to 38 in the first half of 2026, the lowest mid-year figure recorded in over three decades. While the overall decline is a positive sign for the shipping industry, the report highlights a concerning resurgence in Somali piracy, which accounted for the vast majority of crew hostages during this period. These findings underscore the ongoing need for a sustained naval presence and strict adherence to security protocols to protect seafarers and global trade routes.
July 28, 2026The United Kingdom has established the legal framework for its maritime Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), introducing a company-level compliance regime for vessels of 5,000 gross tonnage and above. Starting July 1, 2026, operators on domestic UK voyages must monitor and report emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide through a new digital platform. This transition represents a significant shift from previous reporting structures and creates a complex regulatory environment for shipowners operating across both UK and European waters.
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