Enhancing Mooring Safety

Pratik Bijlani – On May 7, the “Mooring Matters” seminar took centre stage at ITC Maratha, Mumbai, drawing maritime professionals to discuss critical advancements in mooring safety. Jointly organized by Lankhorst Ropes, Avient Corporation, Broadside Marine, and SeaLogger, the event explored the future of mooring operations, focusing on compliance, risk mitigation, and technological innovation. The

The Power of Community in Business

With over 25 years of experience, Mr Ali Hussain, Regional Managing Director of ATPI Asia has witnessed significant changes in the travel management landscape and has played a key role in driving ATPI’s growth and innovation. Mr Hussain’s background in finance and his experience in setting up and managing offices across various geographies have equipped

Global Outcry

raising the possibilities of shipments from America. The contract envisages sourcing of 2.5 million tonnes of LNG divided in 27 shipments beginning second half of the current fiscal. debt component commensurate with the equity. The investments could later be jacked up to $ 5 billion. Both projects would likely have a debt-equity ratio of 7:3.

The LNG Shift: Legal Implications for Shipping

The shipping industry is undergoing a major transformation in response to stringent environmental regulations and the need for sustainable fuel alternatives. One of the most promising solutions is Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), which offers significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants. However, the adoption of LNG as a marine fuel presents a complex

CMMI Navi Mumbai’s Cadet Career Progression Initiative

Pratik Bijlani – On April 26, the CMMI Navi Mumbai Chapter hosted a landmark seminar at The Great Eastern Institute of Maritime Studies (GEIMS), Lonavala, focusing on the theme “Career Progression of Cadets.” This event brought together cadets from seven maritime academies, experienced professionals, and industry leaders to exchange insights, foster mentorship, and prepare the

Headwinds in Global Trade

With China and U.S. at intense economic odds, nations are being forced to choose sides One went to the United States. The other went to China. It was a sign of the times. While the Swiss president was in Washington last week to lobby U.S. officials over President Donald Trump’s threatened 31% tariff on Swiss