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INMEX SMM India 2025: Gateway to India's Maritime Future for Global Businesses
DEHUKAM Takes Big Steps in the Mediterranean with a Youth Focus for Climate
IBIA Leads IMO Changes to Rules
Sanmar delivers technologically-advanced tug to fellow Turkish operator
The Swedish Club launches Passage Plan+ guide to enhance safe navigation
A Cooperation Protocol on Sea and Maritime Law Signed Between DEHUKAM and NIMA
Sanmar signs contract with new customer in Bulgaria for multi-purpose tug
Sanmar’s latest Ramparts 2400SX-MKII arrives in Norway
Sanmar signs first contract of 2025 to build a new tug for Ultratug
Sanmar Signs Deal to Provide Major Global Operator With Fully Electric Tug
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Norwegian operator Wallenius Wilhelmsen reactivates last three laid-up vessels
Due to a slowdown in the car carrier industry caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Norwegian car carrier operator Wallenius Wilhelmsen is expected to reactivate the last three of its vessels that were put in cold layup last year.
Norway’s Wilhelmsen increases its stake in Edda Wind
Wallenius Wilhelmsen begins reactivating nine of its vessels
The company started the process of reactivating nine vessels at the beginning of this year, after putting 15 in cold lay-up last spring.
Wilhelmsen and HHLA work on maritime-focused startups
Wallenius Wilhelmsen aims to build wind-powered ships by 2025
Wallenius Wilhelmsen aims to build a wind-powered Pure Car and Truck Carrier that, compared to today's best vessels, is expected to achieve up to 90 percent reduced emissions.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean received $18 million fine for cartel conduct
Wilhelmsen and Thyssenkrupp to work on 3D printing for maritime sector
A 3D printing joint venture targeting the maritime industry is being set up by the Norwegian maritime company "Wilhelmsen" and the German industrial and technology conglomerate "thyssenkrupp".
Wilhelmsen buys 25% of a offshore wind business
Wilhelmsen and Hyundai Glovis to work for alternative vessel fuels
Wilhelmsen and Hyundai Glovis have signed a memorandum of understanding to exchange expertise for new opportunities to shape the future of the maritime industry including research into alternative vessel fuels, such as liquefied hydrogen.