Synergy In Media

Offshore-Energy reports that Synergy Marine Group has taken over full management of the Karadeniz LNGT Powership Americas, following its conversion from a 125,000 m³ LNG carrier into a floating storage and regasification unit. With delivery completed at Seatrium’s Admiralty Yard in Singapore, Synergy initially handled design, engineering, procurement and site supervision, and now provides ongoing technical management. This move strengthens our LNG-to-power service offering and underlines our commitment to end-to-end maritime solutions.

In a multi-source feature, The Maritime Executive explores how ship managers are expanding their offerings as the industry grows more complex. Synergy’s Ajay Chaudhry described managers as “lifecycle custodians,” highlighting their role in helping owners navigate compliance, ESG disclosures, and operational complexity with agility and foresight.

The Economic Times – Infra published an interview with Group CEO Jesper Kristensen following his visit to Mumbai. In this discussion, Jesper emphasised why ship management must evolve from a cost-driven model to one centred on delivering efficiencies to customers, safety and trust. He also highlighted the role of digitalisation in decarbonisation, the importance of advanced crew training, and India’s position as a global maritime talent hub — read more.

Japan Maritime Daily carried an interview with Group CEO Jesper Kristensen, covering Synergy Marine Group’s strategic priorities, collaboration with Japanese partners, and support for the industry’s energy transition. The full article is available in Japanese — read more.

ET Infra featured Synergy Marine Group’s leadership expansion with the appointment of Vikas Trivedi as Co-CEO – Ship Management. The coverage notes his extensive experience and the strategic significance of his role in enhancing performance across Synergy’s tanker and gas fleet. The story underscores Synergy’s continued focus on leadership depth, customer alignment, and future-ready ship management practices.

ShippingWatch reported on Synergy Marine Group’s strategic leadership announcement, appointing Vikas Trivedi as Co-CEO – Ship Management. The article highlights Synergy’s dual-CEO structure and its intent to bring deeper expertise across commercial and technical ship management. It also outlines Vikas’s role in scaling operations across tankers and gas carriers, reinforcing the company’s focus on long-term customer trust and operational excellence.

TradeWinds covers the appointment of Vikas Trivedi as Co-CEO – Ship Management at Synergy Marine Group. A veteran of Anglo-Eastern, Trivedi brings nearly 25 years of technical and commercial leadership to his new role overseeing Synergy’s Tanker and Gas Carrier division. The article highlights Synergy’s dual-leadership structure—with Ajay Chaudhry continuing to lead Dry—as a strategic move to deepen delivery across fleet types and geographies. Group CEO Jesper Kristensen noted the model reflects Synergy’s commitment to operational depth and long-term customer trust.

Splash247 reported on Vikas Trivedi’s appointment as Co-CEO – Ship Management at Synergy Marine Group. The article outlines his transition from Anglo-Eastern, his role in future fuel readiness, and Synergy’s aim to ensure continuity and clarity amid evolving industry demands. The announcement follows a series of leadership-focused initiatives positioning Synergy for long-term resilience and scale.

Synergy Marine Group’s Co–CEO – Ship Management, Ajay Chaudhry, shares his perspective on how leading operators are reshaping global ship management through performance-led operations, strategic partnerships, and a strong people agenda.

He discusses how Synergy is advancing performance with predictive analytics, enabling compliance and decarbonisation through platforms like CASPER and Azolla, and investing in future-ready crews—particularly in dual-fuel training and inclusive seafarer welfare.

“Ship management today is about more than uptime – it’s about trust, transparency and long-term alignment across owners, crew and charterers.”