11 October 2021
Latest Updates - Maritime Shipping - 11th October, 2021

Taiwan-Based TS Lines Is The Latest Intra-Asia Operator To Make It Decut At The Transpacific Trade
TS Lines is a well-established Taiwan-based organization in the maritime arena and now it has made the headlines after becoming the latest intra-Asia operator to start operations on the transpacific trade. TS Lines has successfully introduced a standalone North West 1 service that will effectively connect China with Canada. According to Alphaliner, the brand-new service launched by TS Lines will incorporate five vessels in the 1,750-2,250 teu range that will call at the port schedule of Nansha, Shekou, Shanghai, Qingdao, Vancouver and Nansha.
ICTT Vallarpadam Cochin Launches A Solar Power Plant With A Production Capacity Of 1122 Megawatts Per Annum
As you must be aware, DP World has a strong presence in the shipping industry as a global logistics organization and recently the International Container Transshipment Terminal (more commonly known as ICTT) operated by DP World at Vallarpadam Cochin has introduced a new solar power plant that has a production capacity of 1122 megawatts per annum. DP World focuses on ushering in sustainable practices and is trying hard to reduce its carbon footprint across all its facilities.
Jindal Steel & Power Has Reported The Highest Growth In Sales Along With Production In The Months Of July To September
Jindal Steel & Power has achieved a milestone by recording the highest growth in its sales and production in the July-September quarter of FY22 in spite of the prevalence of reduced demand during the monsoon season in the country. Jindal Steel & Power has a strong and hardworking team that succeeds in overcoming all the hurdles in the current maritime scenario that has been greatly affected by the Coronavirus pandemic. In fact, JSPL is now well-equipped with better raw materials security that will prove beneficial to the organization in the long run.
The Tanker Industry Seeks Additional Support From Markets Like India After The COVID Crisis Hit Crude Oil Trade
The tanker industry is now looking for some extra cooperation from markets like India to be able to stabilise its rough situation at the moment. Since the beginning of the COVID crisis in the year 2020, the crude oil trade has been negatively affected by the loss of trade. India is well-reputed as the third-largest seaborne importer of crude oil in the whole world after Mainland China and also the European Union.
Crowley Maritime Corporation Boosts Industry Sustainability By Launching The First All-Electric Powered Harbor Tugboat
Crowley Maritime Corporation is paving the path for the next generation of industry sustainability by constructing as well as operating the first all-electric powered harbor tugboat called eWolf. The concept of eWolf resonates the significance of innovation and sustainability while being capable of delivering a top-notch performance with a new-age, advanced tugboat design. The electric tugboat or eTug will be operational by 2023 at the Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal under the supervision of the Port of San Diego.
Sources:
https://splash247.com/ts-lines-makes-transpacific-return/
https://www.maritimegateway.com/dp-world-unveils-solar-power-plant-at-its-port-terminal-cochin/
https://www.maritimegateway.com/jindal-steel-power-reports-highest-growth-in-sales/
https://www.maritimegateway.com/tanker-market-banks-on-demand-from-india/
https://www.marinelink.com/sponsored/pressrelease/crowley-will-build-and-operate-the-first-fully-electric-us-100549

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