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India Rises as a Green Shipbuilding Hub with Government Initiatives
According to DNV's Expert report, India has the potential to become a hub for green shipbuilding with the focus on alternative fuels and renewable energy. Indian shipyards are being modernized to meet the global demand for green maritime assets. The government encourages investments and technology transfer from Japanese and Korean shipyards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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The Future of Hydrogen-Powered Zero-Emission Travel: Sea Cheetah
The Sea Cheetah, a revolutionary hydrogen-powered flying vessel by Miami-based startup Sea Cheetah, aims to transform travel with zero-emission capabilities. Utilizing ground effect technology over water, it increases range and reduces energy consumption. With a ship classification in the US, it promises a quicker commercial rollout. Safety concerns are being addressed for its success... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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Singapore Tests New Technologies for Effective Spill Response
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) recently conducted the 16th Joint Oil Spill Exercise (JOSE) to test new oil spill response technologies. Over 100 personnel from 18 agencies and companies participated in the exercise, showcasing new tools like the KOBOT oil recovery robot and a laser oil-stain cleaning device... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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Fire Erupts on LPG Carriers Off Bangladesh, Crew rescued
A fire broke out on two LPG carriers during an alleged illegal ship-to-ship transfer off Bangladesh. Crewmembers escaped safely, but the vessels sustained damage. Cargo origin raised concerns, but investigation found no evidence of illicit cargo. Safety protocols are being reviewed after a series of vessel fires in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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ABS Unveils Rules for Floating Nuclear Power Plants
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) unveiled groundbreaking rules for floating nuclear power plants at a nuclear industry forum with the Idaho National Laboratory. ABS showcased the potential of nuclear energy in maritime applications, emphasizing energy optimization and decarbonization. The event featured discussions on reactor technologies and regulatory frameworks for floating nuclear power plants... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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Columbia Group Launches Maritime HR Department
Columbia Group is transforming its crewing department into a Maritime HR Department to enhance crew management and development. Capt Faouzi Fradi will lead this change, emphasizing the need to adapt to the evolving maritime industry. The new department will focus on talent management, career development, and welfare to support seafarers throughout their careers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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Risk Assessment and Safety Measures for Fishing Vessels with Side Doors
It is crucial for owners, operators, and masters of fishing vessels with side doors to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment to prevent water ingress. Addressing safety concerns and promptly implementing corrective actions, especially focusing on the door retention mechanism, is vital. Mitigating flooding risks and maintaining open communication are essential for safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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OpWind Software Launched for Enhanced Sail and Propeller Efficiency
BERG Propulsion has developed the OpWind® software system to optimize the operation of sails and propellers for maximum efficiency at sea. By adjusting propeller pitch and speed based on vessel data, OpWind ensures fuel savings when wind propulsion is utilized. This system can be implemented on any ocean-going vessel with sails... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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Tragic Death of Crew Member Highlights Safety Risks in Ship Maintenance Operations
A crew member aboard the Equinox Seas tragically lost his life after falling into an open ventilation shaft during maintenance at the ONEX Syros Shipyards in Syros, Greece. The incident highlights the dangers of ship maintenance and serves as a reminder of the importance of safety protocols to prevent such accidents in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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Feasibility Study Reveals Onboard Carbon Capture Potential for Shipping Decarbonization
A project led by OGCI, GCMD, and Stena Bulk assessed the feasibility of onboard carbon capture in shipping. REMARCCABLE found retrofitting OCCS on the Stena Impero could reduce CO2 emissions by 20% annually with minimal fuel penalty. Initial costs are high, but further research could make OCCS more viable. Collaboration is key to overcome challenges... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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Estonia’s State Fleet Seeks Bids for Eco-Friendly Electric Ferry Project
The Estonian State Fleet is seeking bids for a new electric ferry to serve the main islands, aiming for greater energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. With modern amenities and accessibility features, the ferry will accommodate 500 passengers and 130 vehicles. Funding comes from the European Modernisation Fund and CO2 emissions trading revenues... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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MPA Seeks Proposals for Sustainable Electric Patrol Craft Design in Singapore
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) is seeking design and development proposals for electric patrol craft to decarbonize and digitalize maritime operations. Safety features, autonomous capabilities, and lightweight construction are key requirements. Interested parties can find submission guidelines on the MPA website, with a deadline of December 14, 2024... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Oct-2024
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