Capt Ramji S Krishnan
Sloan Fellow, London Business School
INTRODUCTION: India's maritime sector faces a pivotal moment grappling with the challenges posed by the Directorate General of Shipping's (DGS) Order 06 of 2023 and the formidable task of transitioning to alternative fuels. This article critically analyzes the implications of the DGS order, shedding light on its potential impact on the shipping industry and the hurdles anticipated during its implementation. Additionally, it explores the challenges shipowners confront in adopting alternative fuels, delving into the associated retrofitting costs and operational implications.
DGS ORDER 06 OF 2023: A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD
Effectively enforced since February 24,2023, the DGS Order establishes age limits for vessels, ranging from 25 to 40 years based on their type. While designed to bolster maritime safety and mitigate environmental risks, the order presents challenges for both Indian and foreign-owned vessels. This article scrutinizes the intricacies of the age limits, exemptions for existing vessels, and the three-year operational window granted to affected ships.
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