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IRS Joins NEMO to Advance Nuclear Energy in Maritime Sector
Classification societies DNV and Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) have recently joined the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO) to advance nuclear technology in the maritime industry. NEMO aims to collaborate with regulators to establish standards for floating nuclear power. IRS is committed to addressing global challenges in using nuclear energy for sustainable shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Explosions Near Yemen Raise Security Concerns in Red Sea
A merchant vessel reported two explosions near Yemen's Al Dhubab, with a third explosion confirmed later. The ship and crew were safe, proceeding to their next port. Unclear if incidents are connected. Concerns raised about maritime security in the region. Authorities to investigate for safety measures in the Red Sea corridor... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Largest Dual-Fuel LNG Cruise Ship Completes Sea Trials in Italy
The new cruise ship, Mein Schiff Relax, completed its sea trials in Italy, showcasing its dual-fuel LNG propulsion system and impressive maneuverability. With innovative design elements and a focus on relaxation, the ship offers passengers a range of amenities. Mein Schiff Relax will Operate in a joint venture with Royal Caribbean Group... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Oil Spill Off Changi Causes Environmental Concerns
An oil spill occurred off Changi in Singapore during a bunkering operation involving the bulk carrier Ines Corrado. Approximately 5 tonnes of oil overflowed, prompting a quick response from Singapore MPA vessels. Dispersants were used to contain the spill, and a Current Buster was deployed to recover any visible oil... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Innovative Wireless Bearing Wear Measurement System Launched
Thordon Bearings has collaborated with CSignum to introduce the groundbreaking Bearing Condition Monitoring – Wireless (BCM-W) system, using EMFS technology to transfer data from underwater sensors to monitors above waterline. This system offers a more efficient and cost-effective solution for monitoring bearing clearance of propeller shaft bearings, eliminating the need for traditional wired systems... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Latest Seafarer Happiness Index Shows Improved Satisfaction
The latest Seafarer Happiness Index report shows a slight increase in seafarer satisfaction, attributed to increased downtime from Red Sea diversions. Positive shifts in morale include longer transit routes for better rest and social activities. Challenges like limited internet, restricted shore leave, and wage concerns still impact well-being. More holistic solutions are needed for work-life balance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Vizhinjam International Port Modernizes Operations with Advanced AI and Sensor Technologies
The Vizhinjam International Port in Kerala, operated by Adani Ports, is transforming maritime operations with advanced sensor, radar, and AI technologies. The new Vessel Traffic Management System will optimize ship movements, increase capacity, and enhance safety. By integrating these technologies, the port aims to efficiently manage traffic and anticipate navigational hazards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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New Electric Series Mobile Boat Hoists Launched for Zero-Emissions Lifting
Marine Travelift, based in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, has launched its new Electric Series mobile boat hoists. The 700-volt battery-powered system can lift up to 50 metric tons without emissions. Extensive testing ensures quality, work capacity, and efficiency. Safety features and fast charging make it a reliable choice for customers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Panama Canal Profits Surge Despite Drought Challenges and Vessel Restrictions
The Panama Canal saw a 9.5% increase in profit despite a severe drought affecting vessel traffic. Restrictions were lifted after rainfall replenished water reservoirs. Efforts are underway to attract more ships back to the canal, with $8.5 billion in planned projects. Water conservation initiatives and a new reservation system are in place to improve efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Four Nigerian Stowaways Found on Vessel Rudder in Canary Islands After Dangerous Journey from Africa
Nigerian stowaways were found on a vessel's rudder in the Canary Islands after a dangerous journey from Africa. Detained by Salvamento Maritimo, they claimed to have boarded in Abidjan. Despite harsh conditions, they were in good health. Spanish authorities have seen an increase in migrants attempting to reach the Canary Islands by sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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LNG Shipping Rates Hit Multi-Year Lows Amid Oversupply and Weak Demand
LNG shipping rates have plummeted to multi-year lows due to oversupply of new tankers and delays in production projects. Rates are expected to remain low until new production begins in 2025. The lack of arbitrage opportunities has led to a surplus of LNG vessels. New vessel additions further exacerbate the oversupply situation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Ahti Pool for Sustainable FuelEU Maritime Compliance gets Additional Partner
Van Weelde Shipping Group has partnered with Ahti Pool for FuelEU Maritime compliance, aiming to enhance sustainability and reduce operational costs. This collaboration allows Van Weelde to meet regulatory requirements efficiently while staying competitive. By joining Ahti Pool, the company can benefit from shared resources and cost savings... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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IMO Workshop in Cameroon to Strengthen Maritime Liability and Compensation Framework
IMO's workshop in Yaoundé, Cameroon, from October 21-25 is helping ratify and enforce liability instruments for maritime transportation. The focus is on compensating damages like oil pollution and wreck removal. Legal experts are sharing insights on implementing IMO conventions in national legislation. The goal is to improve compliance with international maritime laws... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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Tall Ship Collides with Bridge in Florida, No Injuries Reported
A replica of Magellan's carrack Trinidad collided with a bridge in St. Augustine, Florida. The vessel lost propulsion, drifting into the structure. Luckily, no major damage or injuries occurred. The Trinidad, a 90-foot replica of Magellan's flagship, was built in 2017-18 with iroko wood planks. Despite facing challenges, only one ship completed the historic voyage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Oct-2024
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