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Pirates Want $5M and Threaten to Kill Crew as Bulker is Taken to Somalia
The pirates that boarded the Bangladesh-owned bulker Abdullah (58,000 dwt) have reportedly threatened the lives of the crewmembers if their ransom demands are not met. Government officials cautioned however that they have not yet been able to make contact with the boarders and expected that the ship would first be taken to a safe area before communication would be established... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Bangladesh: Govt trying to rescue ship and crew
Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud on Wednesday said the government is trying to work with a "second party" to ensure the safe release of hostages aboard the MV Abdullah, which was hijacked in the Indian Ocean on Monday... -Bangladesh PostPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Can shipping hit IMO decarbonisaton checkpoints?
Support for the IMO’s decarbonisation checkpoints and ambitions at 2030, 2040, and 2050 was unanimous at CMA Shipping 2024, but attendees were divided on whether the shipping industry could hit its marks. The subject was first raised by V.Group CFO Petter Traaholt who said that from its own analysis, V.Group does not expect the industry to hit its 2050 target,.. -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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News readers back nuclear power for shipping
Nuclear power as a potential alternative fuel for shipping has gathered considerable attention, however, it does also have many safety, regulatory and business model hurdles to overcome. The move to develop small-scale molten salt reactors is gathering pace with serious investor interest from within the industry and top shipbuilders as partners in development projects... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Union Maritime building tankers with WindWings
Union Maritime is building two new LR2 tankers fitted with WindWings, a wind propulsion technology developed by BAR Technologies and manufactured in partnership with CM Energy Tech. Each LR2 tanker, capable of carrying 114,000 DWT, has been designed by SWS and classed by Lloyds Register. They will be delivered in late 2025... -The EngineerPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Blissfully Safe
"The customer is always right” is an unwritten rule in the business world, but when it comes to the passenger vessel industry, it might just as well be “The passenger is always safe.” Those of us who have spent a career in the commercial maritime sector may not have a true appreciation for the nuances of ensuring passenger safety... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Eyesea and Aurora Expeditions Record First Pollution Data from Antarctica
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Eyesea, a global maritime pollution mapping initiative, and Aurora Expeditions, a leading expedition travel company, have successfully recorded Eyesea’s first in-app marine pollution data reports from Antarctica... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:14-Mar-2024
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UK: Demand for Government Action to Protect Seafarers from Exploitation
Two years after P&O Ferries sacked almost its entire UK-resident seafarer workforce, the company's scandalous actions have not been forgotten. Nautilus, alongside the TUC and RMT union, is fighting for legislative changes to protect seafarers and prevent future injustices. The government's actions post-P&O Ferries have been criticized for not doing enough to address the issues... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Research into UK seafarers' experiences of sexual assault at sea continues
A survey examining the extent to which UK seafarers and those who work aboard UK registered vessels are exposed to rape, sexual assault, stalking and sexual harassment, and similar offences has been relaunched... -Nautilus InternationalPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Encouraging P&I Club Members to Embrace Situational Awareness Technology
NorthStandard has partnered with Orca AI to integrate their situational awareness system into the Get SET portfolio, aimed at enhancing safety for Club members, ships’ crews, and assets. By subsidizing investments in the Orca AI platform, NorthStandard aims to incentivize members to adopt the technology,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Search Underway For Missing Indonesian Fishing Boat
Rescue teams searched waters in central Indonesia on Wednesday for 24 fishermen missing since their boat sank at the weekend, with hopes kept alive by the discovery a day ago of 11 survivors who had been floating at sea for three days... -MarineLinkPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Pirates Stealing Hijacked Bangladeshi Ship Towards Somalia Coast
Somali pirates have hijacked the Bangladeshi ship MV Abdullah and are taking it to their safe zone on the Somali coast. The owners of the ship, SR Shipping, a sister concern of KSRM, are trying to make contact with the pirates but have not been successful yet. The 13 crew members on board are safe and physically well,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Swedish hybrid fast boat successfully completes sea trials
Swedish builder Marell Boats has completed sea trials for a new high-speed craft with a hybrid electric propulsion system. The 17-metre vessel is designed for high-speed performance in rough seas, with features like strong webs and longitudinal framing. Powered by Scania V8 engines and electric motors, it will be available in patrol and SAR variants... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Optimizing Autonomous Ship Maneuvering with Wave Load Control Strategy
The novel method developed by researchers at Korea Maritime & Ocean University accounts for dynamic sea conditions affecting autonomous ship manoeuvring performance. By considering real wave loads, this innovative control system optimizes navigation efficiency for MASS, addressing a critical gap in autonomous ship control... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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New maritime internet service powered by Starlink launched
Elcome International LLC announced the launch of WELCOME, a pay-as-you-go satellite internet service for ships and offshore installations worldwide. In particular, WELCOME, which is based on Starlink’s global maritime offering, will provide high-speed, low-latency internet access with no fixed monthly fees and attractive pricing for crew and passengers... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Filipino seafarers demand change amidst Red Sea shipping crisis
The Filipino seafaring community faces challenges as survivors of a deadly bulk carrier attack in the Gulf of Aden return to Manila. The government is working to negotiate the release of 25 abducted seafarers, with frustrations over delays expressed by officials. Calls for compassion from the Houthis during Ramadan are made... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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RINA to Develop Roadmap for Decarbonizing the Cruise Industry
Italian marine engineering consultancy RINA has been awarded a contract by CLIA to conduct a comprehensive Global Investment Plan Study for the cruise sector, focusing on sustainability. With 55 cruise ships on order, including LNG and methanol-powered vessels, the industry is moving towards greater environmental responsibility in alignment with IMO goals... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Two additional Filipino seafarers set to return to the Philippines with injuries
Two more injured Filipino seafarers from the ship hit by Houthi are returning to the Philippines on Thursday. The Department of Migrant Workers confirmed the arrival of the seafarers, who survived a missile attack in the Red Sea. Financial assistance has been provided to support their medical treatment and recovery... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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Genevo Marine set to build Australia's first electric boat
Renewable energy and solar industry entrepreneurs Damon Rahmate and Andrew Davey are taking their ‘green’ mission to the water with a new startup that aims to this year produce Australia’s first high-performance electric motor yacht... -Business News AustraliaPosted On:14-Mar-2024
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