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DG Shipping’s Advisory for Seafarers Amid Iran-Israel Conflict
The Director General of Shipping has issued an advisory for seafarers, employers, and vessel-owners regarding calling to Iranian ports in light of the Iran-Israel war. Seafarers are urged not to sign on or off from any ports in Iran for their safety. Employers are advised to reschedule crew changes to alternative ports to avoid risks... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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IMO MEPC 82 Advances Shipping Industry’s Path to Net-Zero
The International Maritime Organization's MEPC is making strides in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the shipping industry. The focus on developing MARPOL Annex VI amendments using the "IMO Net Zero Framework" at the 82nd MEPC meeting is a step in the right direction. The ICS supports these efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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India’s Steps to Revive Sittwe Port Operations Amid Arakan Conflict
The Indian government is taking steps to restart operations at the Sittwe-India Port, impacted by conflict in Arakan State. Minister Sarbananda Sonowal revealed collaboration with Myanmar for smooth port functioning, crucial for the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project to aid trade to northeastern states. Challenges include engaging with the Arakan Army for sustainable operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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Green Methanol Supply Expected to Start by 2027
The Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA) is a group of container shippers seeking carbon-free ocean freight services. They anticipate a sufficient supply of methanol-capable ships and green methanol fuel to support the purchase of e-fuel-powered shipping services next year. ZEMBA aims to procure 3.5 billion TEU-nautical miles of zero-carbon freight service over three years... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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Initiative to Promote India’s Maritime Heritage and History
Sarbananda Sonowal recently led a meeting with experts to discuss promoting India's maritime heritage. The initiative aims to highlight the country's seafaring legacy and historical significance. By collaborating with archaeologists and historians, the government plans to educate the public and preserve maritime history. Sonowal aims to showcase India's heritage globally... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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Massive Cargo Backlog Emerges as an Impact of US Port Strike
U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast ports have reopened after a wage deal ended the industry's largest work stoppage in 50 years. Clearing the cargo backlog will take time. The strike's early end weakened shipping stocks in Asia. The wage hike agreement caused shares in shipping companies to fall... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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All 75 Rescued After New Zealand Research Vessel Sinks Near Samoa
All 75 crew and passengers aboard the HMNZS Manawanui, conducting a reef survey off Samoa, were rescued after the ship sank. The vessel, costing $93 million, capsized and sank after listing heavily and emitting smoke. Rescuers faced strong currents and winds but managed to save everyone on board... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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Goa’s First Maritime MSME Cluster Aims to Start Again
Efforts to establish a world-class maritime cluster in Goa have faced setbacks, with a facility in Verna remaining unused due to the absence of necessary machinery. Previous attempts to procure equipment were unsuccessful, hindering the project's progress. Efforts are being made to start the project again... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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Northern Sea Route to Close Early This Year Due to Persistent Winter Ice
The summer shipping season on Russia's Northern Sea Route is ending early due to winter ice forming sooner than expected. Ships must hurry to complete their transits before the route closes in three weeks. A near-disaster in October 2021 prompted this early shutdown to ensure safe passage for vessels navigating the Arctic waters... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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Maersk Expects Approval of Greenhouse Gas Emission Fees for Shipping by 2025
Maersk, a major shipping company, expects global regulators to approve a fee on ships' greenhouse gas emissions in 2025. As nations work towards reducing carbon dioxide emissions from the sector, Maersk anticipates new rules to gradually decrease ships' energy consumption intensity. The industry looks towards setting up a global standard for zero emissions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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CENTCOM Strikes 15 Houthi Military Sites to Protect Maritime Security in Yemen
US Central Command (CENTCOM) recently launched targeted strikes on 15 Houthi military sites in Yemen to disrupt their offensive capabilities and safeguard maritime security. The operation aimed to protect commercial vessels navigating international waters, following numerous Houthi attacks on ships. Tensions in the region remain high amid escalating conflicts with Israel and ongoing maritime threats... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Oct-2024
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