Transportation & Maritime

ScandAsia reports on transportation and maritime industries, with a focus on Nordic companies, shipping, ports, aviation, rail, logistics, supply chains, trade, investment, innovation and sustainability across Southeast Asia and China.

Denmark helps facilitate ‘Green Skills Academy’ in Philippines

“Huge congratulations to the successful cooperation between Danish organization Aprendio and the Kamaya Point – Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific for the launch of the “Green Skills Academy” …

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Maersk plans to invest more than $500 Million in Southeast Asian supply chain

A.P. Moller-Maersk is set to invest over $500 million in expanding its supply chain infrastructure in Southeast Asia. The three-year plan is focusing on strengthening its Logistics and Services arm …

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Yinson Production invests in Norwegian carbon capture project

Yinson Production (YP), a Singapore-based unit of the Malaysian Yinson Group, has invested in Norway’s Carbon Removal for direct air capture projects. The undisclosed investment supports YP’s goal of decarbonizing …

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Scandinavian Airlines resumes direct flights between Copenhagen and Bangkok

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) launched direct flights from Copenhagen, Denmark to Bangkok, Thailand after a ten-year absence. “Thailand and the Scandinavian countries have a long history of friendship and cooperation and …

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Swedish Furetank and Canadian Algoma signs up for more Chinese made Vinga vessels

Swedish shipping company Furetank and Canadian Algoma Central Corporation expands with an order for two additional Chinese build Vinga-class vessels. The new order for Vinga vessels grows the companies joint …

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Icelandic Dohop collaborates with Norse Atlantic Airways and Thai Vietjet on partnership

Icelandic technology company Dohop will empower a new interlining agreement between Norse Atlantic Airways and Thai Vietjet. The collaboration is aimed at providing passengers with a wider variety of connections. …

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Trucking Safety: Strategies for Reducing Accidents and Injuries

One of the most important responsibilities when starting a trucking company is reducing accidents and injuries. According to https://simplexgroup.net/how-to-start-a-trucking-company/, there are several ways in which you can reduce accidents and …

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Malaysia Airlines unveils voluntary carbon offset initiative in collaboration with Norwegian firm

Malaysia Airlines has introduced a voluntary carbon offset program in collaboration with CHOOSE, a climate tech company from Norway. The initiative allows customers to offset the carbon emissions from their …

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Danish logistic firm A.P. Moller-Maersk to upskill Filipino crew for methanol fueled vessels

The Danish logistic firm, A.P. Moller-Maersk, and its partner GigaMare Inc. have started upskilling Filipino crews for methanol fueled vessels for enhancing entire green operations by 2040. The selected crew …

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Norwegian ferries revolutionized by Chinese electric innovation

Norway is  electrifying all means of transportation including cars, buses and ferries. The country is working on maintaining its position as the world’s leader in electric mobility users per capita. …

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EU Maritime group agrees that EU should maintain recognition of Filipino seafarers certificates

The European Maritime Committee including Dutch, German, Nordic, and Norwegian Chamber of Commerce (NordCham Philippines) agreed that the European Commission should maintain recognition of Filipino seafarers’ certificates, reported Manilla Bulletin. …

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Danish Ambassador Franz Michael Skjold Mellbin