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India Re-Elected to IMO Council 2024-25
India has been re-elected to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Council for the biennium 2024-25, showcasing its dedication to enhancing international maritime operations. With the highest number of votes, India aims to increase its representation at IMO and strengthen its influence in global maritime affairs. The council oversees IMO's work under the assembly's authority... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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Russia to Construct Four Icebreakers in India
Russia and India are set to collaborate on constructing four non-nuclear icebreakers, with a projected cost of $713 million. The vessels will bolster Rosatom's fleet in the Northern Sea Route. India, through talks with state-owned and private shipyards, aims to strengthen ties with Russia amid supply chain disruptions caused by Western sanctions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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CO2 Capture Project Launched to Combat Ocean Acidification
Mitsubishi Electric and Finland's VTT are collaborating on a research project to capture CO2 from oceans. By addressing ocean acidification, the initiative aims to protect marine ecosystems and fishing industries. With a focus on CO2 removal technology, the project aims to safeguard vulnerable ecosystems and achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2051... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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Fuel Quality Issues Continue to Plague the Maritime Industry
The Lloyd's Register Fuel Quality Report 2024 reveals ongoing concerns in the maritime industry regarding fuel quality, with issues like cat-fines, stability, sulphur content, and flash point still posing challenges. The report also highlights the increasing adoption of biofuels by ship operators and the implications of the newly implemented ISO8217:2024 standard... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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World’s First Zero-emission Autonomous Ferry Launched
A groundbreaking project between Turkish Tersan shipyard and Norwegian ferry operator Fjord1 will produce four zero-emission, autonomous ferries powered by SCHOTTEL EcoPellers. These vessels, designed by HAV Design, prioritize sustainability and passenger comfort. With plans to improve connectivity by 2026, the project signifies a significant advancement in maritime transportation in Norway... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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Haiti Implements New Provisions to Combat Maritime Piracy
The Director General of the National Port Authority (APN) in Haiti, Jocelin Villier, has introduced new measures to combat maritime piracy and enhance maritime security. These measures include deploying On-Board Protection Teams, constant surveillance, availability of private security agencies, and increased security around port facilities. The APN aims to ensure safety and efficiency in maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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India and ASEAN Reaffirm Commitment to Maritime Security and Regional Stability
India and ASEAN nations have reiterated their commitment to peace, stability, and maritime security. They emphasized the importance of resolving disputes peacefully to ensure stability, particularly in the maritime domain. This reaffirmation reflects their shared values in upholding peace and security in the region through collaboration and adherence to international laws... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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First LPG Carrier Fitted With Wind-Assisted Propulsion for Sustainable Shipping
Anthony Veder, a leading gas carrier operator, has successfully installed wind-assisted propulsion on an LPG gas carrier, signaling a growing interest in sustainable technology within the industry. With plans to achieve net-zero emissions by 2035, the company's collaboration with Econowind to use VentoFoils on their vessels is a significant step towards enhancing operational efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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Germany Evacuates Crew and Controls Fire on Bunker Vessel Near Warnemünde
Germany's rescue authorities successfully evacuated the crew and controlled a fire on a bunker vessel near Warnemunde. The German Maritime Search and Rescue Service used their vessel, Wilma Sikorski, to rescue the seven crew members. The Annika, a bunker vessel, caught fire in the Bay of Mecklenburg, causing concerns about potential environmental hazards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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Sea Zero Project Launched for Zero-Emission Cruise Ship by 2030
Hurtigruten has revealed its Sea Zero project, a zero-emission ship set to sail in 2030. Equipped with batteries and sails, the ship will operate emission-free with a 40-50% reduction in energy consumption. Designed by Vard in Norway, it features OceanWings sails and contra-rotating propellers, along with smart cabins for energy control... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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Failure to Keep Proper Watch Caused Collision, Report
The recent TAIC report on the collision between the Waitere ferry and Onepoto vessel in Paihia revealed unsafe navigation practices by both skippers. The collision caused the Waitere to sink, injuring its master. The Onepoto skipper's distraction by an engine alarm likely contributed to the accident. The report emphasized the need for proper watchkeeping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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Fire on South African Fishing Vessel, Crew Evacuated
The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) confirmed a serious shipboard fire on the fishing vessel Armana, leading the crew to abandon ship. All 20 crew members were rescued by another vessel, Ludwani. The Armana is adrift and on fire, with Harvest Saldanha monitoring. SAMSA instructed the owner to arrange for salvage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:14-Oct-2024
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