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Priya Blue City: A Beacon of Hope for the Ship Recycling Industry

Priya Blue City: A Beacon of Hope for the Ship Recycling Industry

Priya Blue City: A Beacon of Hope for the Ship Recycling Industry A New Era for Worker Welfare and Sustainability Priya Blue Industries has taken a groundbreaking step in the ship recycling industry by unveiling Priya Blue City in Alang, Gujarat, India. This state-of-the-art facility isn’t just a place to [...]

Damen Shipyards Sets Sail for Sustainable Shipbreaking with Pilot Project

Damen Shipyards Sets Sail for Sustainable Shipbreaking with Pilot Project Dutch shipbuilding giant Damen Shipyards Group is embarking on a groundbreaking initiative to revolutionize the way ships are dismantled at the end of their lifespan. Their pilot project tackles the environmental challenges of traditional shipbreaking by focusing on a “circular” [...]

Ship Recycling: India's Market stability and positive trends persist: BEST OASIS

Ship Recycling: India’s Market stability and positive trends persist: BEST OASIS

Ship Recycling: India’s Market stability and positive trends persist: BEST OASIS In the ship recycling markets across four key destinations, distinct trends are observed. In India, the market shows positive momentum with stable rates, and prevailing conditions suggest continued market favorability, assuming stable supply levels and no major geopolitical disruptions. [...]

Ship Recycling: India's market has seen a notable boost: BEST OASIS

Ship Recycling: India’s market has seen a notable boost: BEST OASIS

Ship Recycling: India’s market has seen a notable boost: BEST OASIS The world’s biggest cash buyer for ships sending for recycling, BEST OASIS in their weekly ship recycling market report opined that India’s market has seen a notable boost. Dubai recently experienced unprecedented flash floods, causing significant disruptions and challenges [...]

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BW Offshore to Recycle FPSO Petróleo Nautipa in an Environmentally Friendly Process

BW Offshore to Recycle FPSO Petróleo Nautipa in an Environmentally Friendly Process BW Offshore has agreed to responsibly recycle the FPSO Petróleo Nautipa, following the guidelines of the Hong Kong International Convention. They’ve chosen the Baijnath Melaram ship recycling facility in India for this purpose. This facility meets ISO standards [...]

Ship Recycling: Indian Market Back in Action

Ship Recycling: Indian Market Back in Action

Ship Recycling: Indian Market Back in Action: GMS Leading cash buyer for ships sending for recycling GMS opined in their weekly ship recycling report that, ship recycling in Indian market back in action. The ship recycling industry in India and surrounding countries (known as the Indian subcontinent) has seen a [...]

Ship Recycling Heats Up in South Asia: But Concerns Linger

Ship Recycling Heats Up in South Asia: But Concerns Linger

Ship Recycling Heats Up in South Asia: But Concerns Linger Busy Week for Subcontinent Recyclers This past week brought a surprising turn of events for ship recycling yards in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. According to cash buyer GMS, there was a sudden increase in activity compared to recent weeks, measured [...]

Ship Recycling: Domestic Pirates ruin the image of Alang Globally

Ship Recycling: Domestic Pirates ruin the image of Alang Globally

Ship Recycling: Domestic Pirates ruin the image of Alang Globally Ships destined for scrapping at the world-famous Alang Ship Recycling Yard are looted in the Gulf of Khambhat and have international ramifications. Shipowners ship a dead vessel in a sloop. An average dead vessel is plundered by native pirates in [...]