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India Aims for 10% Shipbuilding Market Share
India is aggressively working towards capturing a 10% share of the global shipbuilding market, a significant jump from their current 1%. With negotiations planned in South Korea, the aim is to attract major companies like Samsung to set up operations in India, creating job opportunities and boosting the economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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Baltic Dry Index Recovery Signals Optimism
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has shown signs of recovery in November, driven by stronger capesize freight rates. However, the index is still down 10% year-on-year. The capesize market has seen a 1% increase in shipments compared to October 2024 and November 2023, but it has not yet reached the highs seen earlier in 2024... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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ISO 6583:2024 Establishes New Standards for Methanol as Fuel
The ISO has introduced a new standard for methanol as a marine fuel, ISO 6583:2024. Developed in collaboration with industry stakeholders, it outlines three categories: grade A (MMA), grade B (MMB), and grade C (MMC). Chevron's Monique Vermeire emphasized the importance of specific guidelines for methanol in marine applications, ensuring quality and safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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India’s First Underwater Welding Certification to Boost Skills
The Indian Shipping Register (IRS) and the Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati have successfully completed India's first deep diving and underwater welding training program. This milestone initiative aims to develop a skilled workforce for maintaining subsea facilities, supporting critical oil, gas, and shipping infrastructure in India... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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Australia Imposes 180-Day Ban on Cargo Ship for Unsafe Operations
The Australia Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has imposed a ban on the Dutch-flagged cargo ship Marsgracht for unsafe cargo operations, marking the second detention in Australia. This enforcement action highlights systemic failures in safety management and a lack of compliance with dangerous goods stowage regulations. AMSA's commitment is to ensure ongoing compliance with international standards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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Revolutionizing Nutrition through Vegetable Cultivation at Sea
Synergy Marine Group is transforming maritime nutrition by growing vegetables at sea with cutting-edge technology. Partnering with Agwa's AI cultivation systems, a pilot project on the 'EFFIE MAERSK' tanker provides fresh produce for crew members. This innovative approach reduces food waste and promotes sustainability, showcasing the company's commitment to innovation and well-being... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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Maersk Transforms Chennai Warehouse into All-Women-Operated Facility, Boosting Diversity
Maersk has announced the transformation of its warehouse at the Container Freight Station in Ponneri, Chennai into a women-operated facility to celebrate the station's 15th anniversary. By increasing female representation from 3% to 13%, Maersk is demonstrating its commitment to diversity and inclusion in traditionally male-dominated sectors like logistics... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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First Dual-Fuel LNG Ferry Handed Over in Scotland After Delays and Controversies
Scottish shipbuilder Ferguson Marine recently handed over the first dual-fuel LNG ferry, the Glen Sannox, to the government. Delayed by nearly ten years and facing cost overruns, the 7,300-ton vessel is now set to serve the Arran route. Despite controversies and ballooning costs, the ferry marks a crucial step in Scotland's ferry procurement program... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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12th Monaco Energy Boat Challenge to Drive Innovation in Boating Technologies
The Monaco Energy Boat Challenge has become a global platform for showcasing innovative propulsion and hull design in recreational boating. With a record number of participants in 2024, the event emphasizes technological advancements and sustainability. The introduction of the Energy Class and AI Class reflects the commitment to driving progress towards a cleaner future for yachting... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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Collaboration for Renewable Bio-LNG Pooling Service to Cut Maritime Emissions
Gasum's pooling service offers vessels the chance to switch to renewable bio-LNG, reducing emissions by over 90% compared to traditional fuels. Viking Line is set to join, using bio-LNG for routes between Finland and Sweden to surpass emission standards. Gasum aims to provide 7 TWh of renewable gas by 2027... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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Launch of Candela P-12 Electric Ferry Revolutionizes Travel on Lake Tahoe
Candela and FlyTahoe have introduced the groundbreaking Candela P-12, the fastest electric vessel in the world, on Lake Tahoe. This innovative ferry will reduce travel times, cut emissions, and provide a crucial north-south connection across the lake. The introduction marks a significant step towards decarbonizing maritime transport in the U.S... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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MAIB Report on Fatal Accident Highlights Safety Deficiencies and Recommendations
The recent MAIB report on the fatal accident aboard the Manx Isle bulk carrier highlighted safety deficiencies that led to the death of the ship's second officer in Puerto Ventanas, Chile. Recommendations included updating guidelines for engine use while berthing and improving safety information exchange between captains and pilots to prevent similar incidents in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Nov-2024
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