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Essar Group’s Green Line Banks on India Inc’s Focus on Supply Chain Emissions for Growth

January 07, 2025 1 min read
author Anamika Mishra [Sub Editor]

Essar Group’s GreenLine Mobility Solutions has sought business partnerships with major industry leaders. The company has agreed with major industry leaders like Flipkart and Exide to deploy LNG trucks to reduce emissions in the firms’ supply chains. In an exclusive interview, GreenLine CEO Anand Mimani says “The focus on scope 3 emissions is bound to drive growth for the firm launched in 2021.” He also talks about the emerging opportunities in different sectors, the state of supply chain greening, and the impact of government support.


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Bulk carrier escorted into port after catching fire off Esperance

January 06, 2025 2 min read
author Anamika Mishra [Sub Editor]
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A bulk carrier has been escorted into port after catching fire off Western Australia's south-east coast. Smoke was seen billowing from the Mayuree Naree for several hours on Monday. When the fire broke out, the Thai ship had been anchored about 7 kilometres offshore waiting to come into Esperance Port, 700 kilometres south-east of Perth. There are no reports of injuries, and the extent of the damage is unclear

at this stage.


Esperance Port is the deepest port in southern Australia and operated by the state government authority, Southern Ports.


Southern Ports, which also manages regional ports at Albany and Bunbury, has been contacted for comment.


Port jobs under a cloud


The incident comes after Southern Ports issued a warning to Esperance beach-goers in November to steer clear of a dangerous goods canister that fell off a grain ship.


The port at Esperance has been under a cloud recently with the threat of job losses due to mine closures.


The last trainload of iron ore from Mineral Resources' Yilgarn iron ore operations arrived at Esperance Port last week.


It follows last year's closure of the Ravensthorpe nickel mine and the Bald Hill lithium mine near Kambalda, with both mines exporting out of Esperance.


Another port customer, the Mt Cattlin lithium mine near Ravensthorpe, is scheduled to close mid-year.


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