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Press Release – Union Bay residents still fighting against hazardous shipbreaking
published on February 13th, 2024
Three years after initial protests and warnings, the infamous shipbreaking company Deep Water Recovery Ltd (DWR) persists in scrapping vessels at Union Bay, Canada, in blatant violation of international and national rules and standards. Read More
Press Release – A surprisingly hushed start to ship recycling in February 12th, 2024
published on February 12th, 2024
In its latest weekly ship-recycling report, GMS observes that despite the Pakistani and Bangladeshi markets stabilizing and showing increased aggression at the bidding tables over the past five weeks, alongside the onset of the Chinese New Year holidays worldwide, the start of 2024 has been quieter for ship recycling than expected. Read More
Press Release – Latest report on ship recycling in Turkey presented in Izmir
published on February 3rd, 2024
On February 3, in Izmir, Turkey, a report was presented focusing on the challenges and future directions of ship recycling in Turkey. Attendees included representatives from local organizations, unions, and concerned citizens who participated in discussions about the sector's future and the promotion of safe and environmentally friendly practices. Read More
Press Release – List of ships dismantled worldwide in February 1st, 2024
published on February 1st, 2024
Shipping industry's disgrace: 85 percent of global tonnage scrapped on three beaches in South Asia. Read More
Press Release – Global Ship Recycling Market: A Year In Review and 2024 Projections
published on january 3rd, 2024
The ship recycling market experienced significant fluctuations in 2023, as highlighted by a prominent cash buyer of ships, Best Oasis, in its latest report. Read More
Press Release - New Regulations to allow more yards to recycle EU vessels
published on Nov 28th, 2023
New regulations are on the horizon that could broaden the scope of ship recycling for EU vessels. The proposed amendment aims to facilitate the transfer of hazardous materials often found in ships destined for recycling to approved facilities. Under a potential new EU agreement on waste shipment regulations, EU-flagged vessels could be recycled at non-EU and non-OECD yards listed as approved. Read More
CONTACT THE TEAM
Mr. Deepak Reddy, MD Neptunus Ship Builders & Recyclers Pvt Ltd.
337, Road No.5, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana, India - 500034
+91 9848434567
deepak@neptunus.in