Watch: 1 injured, 2 trapped after container crane collapses at Port of Kaohsiung
According to local media sources a 316-meter-long containership took out two cranes at the Port of Kaohsiung in Taiwan.
Read moreAccording to local media sources a 316-meter-long containership took out two cranes at the Port of Kaohsiung in Taiwan.
Read moreAsia Cement Corporation successfully completed a full shore power project for cement vessels.
Read moreTaiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) will stop the processing of visa applications in accordance with the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) suspension of entry to Taiwan from May 19 to June 18 for foreign nationals not holding a valid R.O.C. (Taiwan) Resident Certificate.
Read moreA recent COVID-19 spike in Asia has led Singapore to restrict its cruise ship capacity, as well as Taiwan and Malaysia to temporarily suspend cruising operations.
Read moreDanfoss Editron and the Ship and Ocean Industries R&D Center (SOIC) have partnered to launch the Green Energy Application Development Center (GEADC) in Taiwan.
Read moreFollowing cargo ship's sinking incident off Taiwan Strait, the region's Coast Guard Administration (CGA) managed to rescue five people, while confirmed that another five crewmembers are still missing.
Read moreCSBC-DEME Wind Engineering (CDWE) has taken the Final Investment Decision (FID) for the construction of ‘Green Jade’, the first floating DP3 heavy lift and installation vessel to be built in Taiwan.
Read moreDNV GL along with Sing Da Marine Structure (SDMS) recently shake their hands and inked a contract in order to boost offshore project development and enhance supply chain in Taiwan.
Read moreTaiwan announced a TWD 30 billion (=USD 1 billion) relief loan package for domestic container shipping companies, as part of its efforts to boost international competitiveness of its shipping industry amid the COVID-19 crisis.
Read moreCopenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) announced that reached financial close for the 589 MW offshore wind project's establishment in the coast of Changhua County, Taiwan. In fact, the Changfang and Xidao wind farm will be powered by 62 of MHI Vestas 9.5MW turbines and are expected to begin operations in early 2024.
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