K Line issues apology after yet another cyber attack
K Line experienced a second hacking incident during 2021, indicating that shipping is becoming a popular target for cyber criminals.
Read moreK Line experienced a second hacking incident during 2021, indicating that shipping is becoming a popular target for cyber criminals.
Read moreK Line, Nippon Gas Line and Ochanomizu University will participate in a New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization project.
Read moreJapanese shipping company, “K” Line announced the establishment of a new department, which will focus on carbon neutrality and renewable energy businesses and projects, effective from April 1st, 2021.
Read moreK Line has successfully commenced technical management of Singapore’s first LNG bunkering vessel “FUELNG BELLINA”.
Read moreJapanese shipping company K Line has collaborated with Silicon Valley-based AI company, Bearing, on the development and testing of an AI-driven performance analysis to improve fleet efficiency and cut emissions.
Read moreKawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (K LINE) shake hands with Ship Data Center (ShipDC) in order to share operational data of the entire K Line fleet installed with Kawasaki Integrated Maritime Solutions under the IoS-OP data sharing platform.
Read moreA group of individual Japanese companies launched the Japan Hydrogen Association(JH2A), aiming to promote global cooperation in hydrogen-oriented activities as well as to establish a hydrogen supply-chain.
Read more"Despite of this challenging situation, our seafarers are staying strong to maintain the supply chain moving, to keep the global economy running and to support the lives of people all across the globe. Stay Safe. Stay Healthy. Stay Strong.Thank you Seafarers!"
Read moreKawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd., or “K” LINE recently joined the International Windship Association (IWSA) in order to further develop direct wind propulsion in commercial shipping.
Read moreIMO's ambitious 2030 targets cannot be achieved only by switching conventional diesel oil to LNG as a marine fuel, but research in the field of other alternative fuels, such as ammonia and hydrogen, are also critical, says Japanese shipping company K Line.
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