Port Cargo Volumes to Grow 6 – 8 per cent in FY25
Source: Deccan Chronicle Containers and coal shipments are expected to support cargo volume growth at the ports in FY25 by 6 -8 per cent. In
Source: Deccan Chronicle Containers and coal shipments are expected to support cargo volume growth at the ports in FY25 by 6 -8 per cent. In
“Enough [domestic] coal will be available and will become competitive [for imported coal-based power plants],” Joshi said. The ministry is aiming for zero thermal coal
With the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) appointing an operator for Pandu and Dhubri ports, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways is now
The 229-metre-long and 12.5-metre-draft ship came from Indonesia. This is the 116th ship berthed at the seaport. Earlier, MV Navios Amber berthed at Matarbari on
India and Mongolia are said to be in discussions for at least two probable shipping routes for transport of coking coal, a key feedstock material
The power supply situation has started to improve in the country following steps taken by the authorities concerned after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s directives to
Coal cargo accounted for 36 percent of the total cargo of 339.2 million tonnes handled by APSEZ in FY23 with CEO Karan Adani saying that
Removal of discrepancies in the import duties imposed on primary fuels, which are used as inputs in power generation, can reduce the government’s subsidies in
On May 19, Hong Kong’s flag ship MV YM Endeavor was moored at the jetty of the under-construction Matarbari deep sea port with a 1,320
Source: Deccan Chronicle Containers and coal shipments are expected to
“Enough [domestic] coal will be available and will become competitive
With the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) appointing an
The 229-metre-long and 12.5-metre-draft ship came from Indonesia. This is
India and Mongolia are said to be in discussions for
The power supply situation has started to improve in the
Coal cargo accounted for 36 percent of the total cargo
Removal of discrepancies in the import duties imposed on primary
On May 19, Hong Kong’s flag ship MV YM Endeavor
