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IMO MEPC 82 Meeting Starts to Discuss Key Environmental Issues
The IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) will convene its 82nd meeting from September 30 to October 4, 2024, in London. Discussions will focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing energy efficiency, managing ballast water, and combating underwater noise pollution. Secretary General Dominguez highlighted security concerns in the Red Sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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Rotterdam Port Tests Moveable Shore Power for Greener Shipping
In a pioneering pilot project at the Steinweg Beatrix Terminal in Rotterdam, Cargow ships were connected to moveable battery containers for shore power. The initiative, testing feasibility when standard connections are unavailable due to grid limitations, indicated success. Despite higher costs, the technology will be used in areas without electricity access... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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Carnival Raises Profit Forecast Amid Strong Cruise Demand
Carnival Corp has exceeded market expectations for third-quarter results, raising its annual profit forecast for the third time. The surge in demand for cruise vacations and reduced operational costs contributed to the company's strong performance. Despite a slight decline in fourth-quarter earnings per share target, Carnival remains optimistic about its financial outlook for the year... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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2 Companies, Captain Convicted for Environmental Crimes at Sea
In a high-profile environmental crimes case at sea, two companies involved in illegal discharge from the Panama-registered tanker P/S Dream were convicted in federal court in New Orleans. Captain Abdurrahman Korkmaz was sentenced to eight months in prison for his role in the conspiracy. The crew's actions highlight the importance of enforcing maritime laws... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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ISWAN Launches Campaign to Promote Allyship among Seafarers
ISWAN's campaign 'Safe at sea…it takes all of us!' offers practical guidance on addressing inappropriate behavior and building support networks in the maritime sector. By promoting allyship between male and female crew members, the guides aim to create a safer and more inclusive work environment for all seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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Alphard Maritime to Launch $500 Million Shipping Fund in GIFT City
Alphard Maritime Group, under the leadership of Chairman Captain Alok Kumar, is set to launch a $500 million shipping fund in GIFT City to bolster Indian shipping tonnage. The fund aims to assist fleet owners in acquiring assets worth $10-20 million, with Alphard Maritime contributing Rs 5 billion and associates adding Rs 45 billion.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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IAPH Highlights Decarbonization Needs for Ports in Developing Countries
The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAOH) has released a report on the progress of decarbonization of port infrastructure in developing nations ahead of the IMO’s 82nd MEPC session. The report, prepared by Maritime & Transport Business Solutions (MTBS), focuses on case studies of ports in Kenya, Indonesia, Solomon Islands, Brazil, and India.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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Pioneer Tanker Sanctioned by US Passes Suez Canal Amid Shipping Crisis
The Pioneer tanker, sanctioned by the US for its ties to Russian LNG, recently passed through the Suez Canal. Owned by Zara Shipholding Co, its LNG source and destination remain undisclosed. Shippers avoid the Suez due to security risks, impacting global trade routes and fuel deliveries. US sanctions target companies involved in Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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NYK and TBG Receive Approval for Safe Ammonia Fuel Supply System
NYK and TB Global Technologies Ltd. (TBG) have received approval in principle from ClassNK for their ship-to-ship supply of fuel ammonia. The key feature of their system is an emergency-release mechanism developed by TBG. NYK shared design data for their ABV and provided expertise on handling ammonia, gained from operating Japan's first LNG bunkering vessel... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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The Start of an Endless World Cruise After Shipyard Delay
Villa Vie Residence's "endless world cruise" aboard the Odyssey is finally setting sail after a lengthy refit in Belfast. With 125 residents on board and space for up to 650, the ship offers 15 years of accommodation and a unique living experience. Despite challenges, the company is optimistic about the journey ahead... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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3 Days Montreal Port Workers Strike will Impact on Container Traffic and Economy
Unionized workers at the Port of Montreal have launched a three-day strike at key terminals, halting 40% of container traffic. The Port Authority laments the economic impact of $90.7 million per day and warns of consequences for importers and exporters. The standoff reflects the challenges of labor negotiations in a crucial industry for Canada's economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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Oil Barge Sinking Claims Lives and Raises Safety Concerns
A tragic incident at Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela saw an oil barge operated by a PDVSA contractor sink, resulting in at least four deaths. 19 individuals were rescued. This is the latest in a series of accidents involving oil barges transporting Venezuelan oil. Concerns about safety measures and environmental impact are raised, urging better protocols... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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MAIB Report Highlights Safety Failures in Bulk Carrier Sailor’s Tragic Death
The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) released a report on the tragic death of a sailor on the bulk carrier Equinox Seas. The incident occurred during maintenance at a shipyard when the sailor fell into an open ventilation shaft. Safety deficiencies and poor communication between shipyard and crew were identified as contributing factors... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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Shuttle Tanker Explosion in Bangladesh: 3 Dead
A tragic explosion of a shuttle tanker at the Eastern Refinery in Chittagong, Bangladesh, resulted in the deaths of three crewmembers. The Coast Guard, Navy, and local resources responded to the fire, moving nearby vessels to safety. An inquiry team is investigating the incident, highlighting concerns about safety regulations enforcement in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:1-Oct-2024
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