GRSE, DNV sign MoU to advance digital, green and high-tech shipbuilding 
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GRSE, DNV sign MoU to advance digital, green and high-tech shipbuilding

GRSE has signed an MoU with global maritime organisation DNV to strengthen capabilities in advanced shipbuilding, digitalisation and sustainable maritime technologies

Defence Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) Ltd., a Navratna Defence PSU under the Ministry of Defence, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with global maritime organisation DNV to strengthen capabilities in advanced shipbuilding, digitalisation and sustainable maritime technologies.

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The MoU was signed on September 2 during the SMM Hamburg Maritime Trade Fair in Germany. The partnership brings together GRSE’s expertise in warship design, shipbuilding and marine engineering with DNV’s capabilities in classification, certification, technical assurance, digitalisation, sustainability and maritime advisory services.

The collaboration will focus on the development of advanced warships and specialised vessels, green shipping and sustainable technologies, digital shipbuilding, artificial intelligence and Industry 4.0 applications. It will also cover skill development, training and knowledge exchange.

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The partnership is expected to support GRSE in strengthening its technological capabilities in digital shipbuilding and green technologies while adopting advanced shipbuilding practices aligned with global maritime standards.

For GRSE, the collaboration is also aimed at enhancing its ability to undertake technologically sophisticated defence and commercial shipbuilding projects and improve its competitiveness in international markets.

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