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India Revamps Ship Ownership Regulations to Boost Shipbuilding
India is planning to overhaul its ship and ship ownership regulations to boost the shipbuilding industry and global presence. The proposed changes include allowing non-resident Indians to own ships, streamlining registration criteria, and enhancing seafarers' rights. These amendments aim to increase Indian-flagged vessels, attract investments, and ensure safety and environmental protection in the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Modi Highlights India’s Maritime Vision at Sagarmanthan Summit
During the 'Sagarmanthan: The Great Oceans Dialogue', PM Modi highlighted the importance of oceans for international trade and discussed India's maritime legacy. He outlined plans to modernize the maritime sector and become a major shipbuilding nation by 2030. The dialogue aimed to strengthen peace and friendship between nations in the Indo-Pacific region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Greek Strike Disrupts Ports Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis
Greek ports stood empty as ships remained docked, and transportation services were disrupted due to a nationwide strike. Workers from various sectors protested low living standards and demanded higher pay, citing the impact of the 2009-2018 debt crisis. Despite government efforts to raise wages, workers feel their salaries are insufficient to cover rising costs... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Indian Startup Launches Varuna Satellite for Maritime Surveillance
Indian space tech startup PierSight has introduced the Varuna satellite, a groundbreaking mission aiming to revolutionize maritime intelligence with cutting-edge imaging technology. The SAR & AIS satellite constellation will provide complete ocean coverage with short revisit times, surpassing traditional limitations. Varuna, developed in record time, showcases innovative features for accurate ship tracking and infrastructure safeguarding... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Nautilus Advocates for Seafarers’ Rights and Responsible AI Use
Nautilus International members at the Union’s UK Branch Conference, held online on November 20, 2024, voted unanimously for two motions. The first motion supports striking seafarers at the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, highlighting concerns over long hours, low pay, and poor working conditions. The second motion commits Nautilus to campaign for responsible AI use... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Crew Connect Conf Celebrates Seafarers in the Philippines
SEATRADE Maritime Crew Connect Global recently celebrated its 25th annual conference in the Philippines, acknowledging the country's status as the leading provider of seafarers. The event brought together industry experts to discuss crucial crewing issues, including training, technology, recruitment, and crew welfare. Awards were presented to industry leaders and innovators... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Karin Orsel to Receive 2025 IMO Gender Equality Award for Advancing Women in Maritime
Karin Orsel, CEO of MF Shipping Group, will receive the 2025 IMO Gender Equality Award for her efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion in the maritime industry. Recognized for her leadership and advocacy, Orsel's dedication to empowering women has earned her this prestigious honor. The award ceremony will take place in May 2025... Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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India’s Container Corporation Ventures into International Container Shipping Market
India is venturing into the international container shipping market for the first time, with CONCOR leading the charge. With a focus on the Middle East and South Asia regions, the study will analyze market opportunities, competitive strategies, and potential risks. This strategic move aims to position India as a key player in the global shipping industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Visakhapatnam Port Authority Breaks Records in 2024-25 with Major Vessel Handling and Infrastructure Upgrades
In 2024-25, the Visakhapatnam Port Authority showcased its ability to handle large vessels like INS Vikrant and The World, setting new industry standards. Achievements included night-time berthing of M.V. Star Aspiration and berthing MV Huahine with a record draft. Infrastructure upgrades have solidified VPA's position as a leading maritime hub in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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West Bengal Signs Contract for 13 Hybrid Ferries to Enhance Sustainable River Transport
The West Bengal Government's Transport Department signed a contract with GRSE Ltd. for thirteen hybrid ferries on the Hooghly River. These boats, made of aluminum and fiber reinforced polymers, will have hybrid-electric drive systems. Six ferries will carry 200 passengers, while seven will carry 100 passengers, all aiming to reduce environmental pollution... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Australian Border Force’s Proactive Measures Against Illegal Activities in Waters
The Australian Border Force (ABF) uses arrests, controlled ship destruction, and equipment removal as a deterrent in Australian waters. Citizens can report suspicious activities to Border Watch online to maintain national security. Reporting illegal fishing to CRIMFISH or Intelligence@afma.gov.au helps protect marine ecosystems. Collaboration with authorities ensures the safety of Australia's waters... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Destination Zero Strategy Unveiled for Net-Zero Emissions by Cummins
At the recent International WorkBoat Show, Cummins unveiled its "Destination Zero" strategy for achieving net-zero emissions in the marine and industrial sectors by 2050. The company aims to reduce emissions, minimize environmental impact, promote scalability, and leverage bridge solutions like the HELM platform to facilitate the transition to low-carbon alternatives... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Concerns Over Feasibility Wall for Green Corridors in Shipping Industry
A recent report has highlighted concerns about a potential "feasibility wall" hindering the progress of green corridors in the shipping industry. The lack of policies addressing the cost of transitioning to zero-emission fuels is seen as the main obstacle. The initiative gained momentum with 22 nations pledging support for net-zero corridors... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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Istanbul Strait Maritime Traffic Halted Due to Fog Disruption
Maritime transportation in Istanbul Strait was halted on Tuesday in both directions due to fog, affecting international ship traffic from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea. The Turkish Transport and Infrastructure Ministry's decision to suspend transportation highlights the challenges faced by vessels navigating through this crucial passage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Nov-2024
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