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India Considers Infrastructure Status for Shipping Industry
The Indian government is considering granting infrastructure status to the shipping industry, aiming to boost its global ranking in shipbuilding by 2047. This change would facilitate long-term financing for shipping companies, enhancing domestic ownership and supporting local shipyards, while leveling the competitive landscape against foreign firms with cheaper funding... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Europe Emerges as Global Leader in Electric Boating Industry
Aqua Lectric, a US-based electric boating media company, has identified Europe as the "epicentre" of the industry, with close to one hundred electric boat companies worldwide. Europe's focus on sustainability and climate action has propelled the region to lead in electric boating, with advancements in battery technologies and hull designs addressing challenges... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Hydrogen-Powered H2Ocean Boat Launched for Zero-Emission
Christchurch companies Fabrum and King Watercraft have teamed up to develop the H2Ocean, a hydrogen-powered boat showcasing the potential of hydrogen technology in the marine industry. The zero-emissions solution is versatile for various activities, with sea trials set to begin in January 2025. This collaboration highlights their commitment to sustainable propulsion... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Protecting Arctic Wildlife, Marine Reserves due to Climate Change
The Arctic region is undergoing drastic changes due to climate change, putting polar bears and narwhals in danger. Efforts are being made to establish a marine reserve at the North Pole to protect Arctic wildlife from industrial activities. The loss of Arctic ice is impacting the Earth's albedo, contributing to further warming... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Vizag Cruise Terminal Set to Boost Global Tourism by March 2025
The Vizag International Cruise Terminal (ICT) in Visakhapatnam is set to open in March, costing Rs 96.05 crore. It can accommodate 2,000 passengers and has various facilities. Discussions with major cruise lines are ongoing. The Vizag Port also completed the Vizag International Cruise Terminal (VICT) to attract more ships and boost tourism in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Ferry Collision Report Reveals Critical Control System Issues
A high-speed passenger ferry in New York collided with a pier during docking, causing minor injuries and $500,000 in damages. Investigations revealed issues with the vessel's control system, leading to the collision. Safety concerns included confusing control panel designs and lack of operator training. Compliance with industry standards is crucial for safe vessel operation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Surge in Shipbuilding at Udupi Cochin Shipyard with Major Orders for Eco-Friendly Vessels
Ship building activity in coastal Karnataka has surged with UCSL launching the first of six 3800 TDW dry cargo vessels for Wilson ASA of Norway. Scheduled for delivery in February 2025, followed by five more vessels and eight 6300 TDW dry cargo vessels. UCSL also has orders for constructing Bollard Pull ASD tugs... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Father Appeals for Help in Locating Missing Seafarer Son
A father from Legazpi City, Elias Bobiles Jr., seeks President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s help in finding his missing son, Ralph Anthony Bobiles, a deck officer on the Prestige Ace ship. Elias shares his son's disappearance on social media, pleading for information and government intervention to uncover the truth and reunite with Ralph... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Tugboat Collision Highlights Need for Enhanced Vessel Monitoring Systems
A recent incident on the Columbia River involving a tugboat colliding with a bulk liquid transportation pier highlighted the importance of proper vessel monitoring systems. The Coast Guard investigation revealed that the boat operator fell asleep at the wheel, causing significant damage. Recommendations have been issued to prevent similar accidents in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Benefits and Challenges of Autonomous Systems in the Maritime Industry
Professor John McDermid, director of the Centre for Assuring Autonomy, highlights the potential benefits of autonomous systems in the maritime industry. While these systems can reduce fuel consumption and operating costs, challenges around assurance and high costs may delay economic benefits. The need for crews on board for safety reasons remains crucial, despite increasing automation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Malaysia Strengthens Maritime Security After Rejecting Rohingya Refugees
Malaysia is ramping up security measures along its maritime borders after denying entry to almost 300 Rohingya refugees. Kedah state, bordering Thailand, will boost efforts to prevent undocumented migrants from entering Langkawi's waters. The regional head stressed the need for agencies to collaborate in safeguarding the area, following recent refugee-related incidents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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Guyana’s Wreck Removal Efforts Enhance Navigation Amid Oil Boom
Guyana is taking proactive steps to clear wrecks from its waterways to accommodate the growing number of ships servicing the emerging oil sector. With over 14 wrecks already removed since 2023, the country is set to continue cleaning up to ensure safe navigation and boost its position as a top crude oil producer in South America... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jan-2025
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