Making deep sea fishing efficient, affordable & sustainable

Vedam is proud to have contributed to the Government’s Deep-sea fishing project by developing an indigenous design for longline gillnet fishing vessels. Thoughtfully designed to be light, compact and hence affordable, the new model uses an efficient hull form to cut down fuel consumption and reduce operational costs for the fishermen. The keel laying ceremony for the first 10 vessels was held on 6th of May, in presence of ministers and the fishermen community. Find out here more here https://youtu.be/9UgVAuh72lY

The CEO presented at the FORAN Users Meet at Madrid

Akshay Jain, CEO had the opportunity to attend the recent FORAN Users Meet in Madrid. He presented on the applications of Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality in the marine industry, to a vast delegation of shipyard owners from Europe & UK. Inspired and inspiring, rolled into one.

Honing our skills with EEDI & SEEMP training

Vedam recently attended a 2-days course in Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) and Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP) at Powai, organized by Indian Register of Shipping. Roy Thomas and Nitiniesh Awasthi brought back immense insights for Vedam on amended MarPol norms, new measures, best practices and technologies to adopt while designing new ships or optimising existing ones.

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