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India: Govt Committed To Resolve Challenges Faced By Sailors
Union minister Shripad Naik was speaking on Sunday at the inauguration of the seafarers club at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) in Navi Mumbai on the occasion of International Seafarers Day. The minister said the government is committed to resolving the challenges faced by sailors who play an important role in strengthening the Indian economy... -Outlook IndiaPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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The Future of the Shipping Industry: Decarbonization and Economic Benefits
During Marine Money Week in New York, Hamish Norton, President of Star Bulk Carriers, discussed the current state and future trends in the shipping industry. Norton expressed confidence in a positive change, attributing it to decarbonization rules. He believes that these rules will render the least fuel-efficient vessels economically unusable and lead to their scrapping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Professor Maximo Mejia becomes first Asian president of WMU
In commemoration of the International Seafarers Day on June 25, the appointment of Professor Maximo Mejia as the new president of the World Maritime University (WMU) is making waves in the maritime industry. Notably, Mejia is a Filipino and the first Asian president to lead the esteemed university,.. -ABS-CBN NewsPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Philippines: Marcos renews pledge to develop seafarers’ sector
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday said the government will continue to support the improvement of the seafarers’ sector as the country joins other nations in celebrating the “Day of the Seafarer.”... -ABS-CBN NewsPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Celebrating and Supporting Seafarers at Wallem
On the Day of the Seafarer 2023, Wallem would like to express its gratitude to the many talented men and women worldwide who help keep ships sailing and goods moving. As a company, we are particularly proud and appreciative of our 7,000 seafarers who play a crucial role in our success... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Day of the Seafarer 2023 Highlights
Seafarers’ work to protect the marine environment around them is highlighted on Day of the Seafarer 2023. The urgent need to protect the world’s oceans and the habitats within them is, nowadays, well understood. So, too, is the need for a sustainable shipping industry to ensure the essential transportation of goods and commodities across the globe, and of passengers... -Marine InsightPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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India: Gujarat Set to Establish World’s Largest National Maritime Heritage Complex In Lothal
Gujarat is set to construct the world’s largest National Maritime Heritage Complex in the historic city of Lothal. With an estimated cost of Rs. 4,000 crore, this ambitious project aims to create a world-class tourist destination and showcase the rich maritime heritage and oceanic treasures of the region... Vibes of IndiaPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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MOL and Chevron Form Alliance for Greener Shipping and Decarbonization Technologies
Japanese shipping company Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and Chevron have announced a strategic alliance to reduce the carbon intensity of marine fuels and explore decarbonization technologies in shipping. The partnership aims to jointly research next-generation fuels, safety measures, and potential business opportunities for a lower carbon future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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India: GSAI offers career guidance in shipping industry to unemployed youth of Goa
This initiative by GSAI may help not just to resolve the unemployment problem facing local youth, but also help open the doors of the world shipping industry to the hinterland talukas of the State. GSAI has offered to conduct career guidance in the shipping industry in the hinterland talukas of Goa to guide and motivate the unemployed youth to take up shipping as a career... The Goan EverydayPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Cargo ship grounding on shoal due to navigational errors and technical fault - Report
ATSB has determined that a cargo ship grounding on a shoal in the Great Barrier Reef was caused by a combination of errors in a draft voyage planning tool and technical faults with the vessel’s monitoring and surveillance system. The incident involved the 81-meter general cargo ship Trinity Bay, which ran aground on Harrington Shoal on January 19, 2021... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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EU Urges Accelerated Decarbonization of Global Shipping Industry Ahead of IMO Meeting and UN Summit
EU is urging for a faster decarbonization of the global shipping industry as IMO MEPC meeting and the UN Climate Action Summit approach. The EU, along with representatives from Denmark, Palau, and Samoa, called for an ambitious consensus from the IMO, stressing that the shipping industry must achieve net-zero emissions by 2050... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Crew of Titanic submarine mothership banned from leaving vessel as tragedy probe begins
Crew onboard the mothership that towed the doomed Titan sub before its "catastrophic implosion" have been banned from leaving the vessel amid a probe. MV Polar Prince was among four vessels which returned to St John's in Newfoundland today, after four passengers and the pilot of the underwater vehicle were killed in the incident near the wreckage of the Titanic... -The MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Pirates attack, robbed crew off Gulf of Guinea
June 24th’s incident, which reportedly left several crew members with minor injuries, came a day after the United Nations Security Council met to review security in the Gulf of Guinea and discuss the steps required to continue the overall decline in piracy reports from the region... -VanguardPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Bulker Collision Causes Substantial Damage in Port of Tarragona
Over the weekend, a Panamax bulker collided with a moored Kamsarmax vessel at the port of Tarragona in Spain, resulting in significant damage to the docked ship. The Karpaty, an 80,000 dwt bulker, had arrived at Tarragona on the 14th of June and was berthed in the inner harbor. On the 17th, the Elena Ve, a 75,000 dwt vessel carrying a full load of corn from Ukraine... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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TSB Launches Investigation into Fatal Dive of Titanium Dive Boat near Titanic Wreck
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) has initiated a formal investigation into the loss of the titanium Dive boat that had five individuals on board. A team of TSB investigators is currently traveling to St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador to gather information, conduct interviews, and assess the incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Bad Weather Causes Stack Fire on Casino Cruise Ship
The Victory casino cruise ship based from Port Canaveral had a brief stack fire on Thursday, June 22, 2023, while the ship was returning after its first daily sailing. The incident was caused by sudden poor weather that forced the ship’s engines to run higher than normal, and the exhaust and soot briefly caught fire... -Cruise HivePosted On:26-Jun-2023
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After Titanic Sub Disaster, Industry Faces Scrutiny
The first fatal accident aboard a deep-sea tourist submersible is certain to raise calls for additional safety regulations, but industry experts say any new measures may be impossible to enforce given the international nature of the business... -MarineLinkPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Revolutionising maritime travel with electric hydrofoil ferries
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and SSPA have developed a method to apply hydrofoil technology to passenger ferries, potentially enabling them to go electric and reduce water resistance by up to 80%. Meanwhile, Candela has raised $20 million to launch their 30-passenger electric hydrofoil shuttle in Stockholm this summer,.. -Innovation OriginsPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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Panama Canal Postpones Depth Restrictions After Much-Needed Rain
The Panama Canal will postpone depth restrictions that were set to affect the largest ships crossing the key waterway, the canal authority said, after much-needed rain provided relief to the strained maritime passage. A series of measures were scheduled to go into effect on June 25 and July 9... -gCaptainPosted On:26-Jun-2023
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