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India Aims to Build World’s Largest Port
At the India Economic Summit 2024, Union Shipping Minister Sarbananda Sonowal unveiled plans for the world's largest port, signaling a transformative era in India's maritime sector. He highlighted the Sagarmala Program's role in reducing container turnaround times and boosting India's global shipping standing, emphasizing the economic potential of revitalizing waterways... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Philippines CG Safely Evacuates Passengers from Grounded Ferry
The Philippines Coast Guard successfully evacuated passengers from the interisland ferry Maria Oliva after it ran aground in the Romblon region. The vessel, carrying 156 passengers, 38 crew members, and 26 trucks, was safely taken to shore. The Coast Guard is investigating the cause of the grounding and monitoring the vessel's movement... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Houthi Rebels Earn $2 Billion in Red Sea Protection Money
The Red Sea attackers are making huge profits by extorting ship owners for "protection money," with Houthi rebels reportedly pocketing $2 billion in the past year. The complex maritime operations and political pressures make it challenging for law enforcement to combat this trend effectively, as funds flow through convoluted routes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Container Ship Diverts to Tenerife due to Fire Risk
The container ship Rhine Maersk made an emergency port call in the Canary Islands due to dangerously high temperatures in cargo containers. Five containers filled with charcoal self-heated, posing a risk. Emergency responders extinguished the fire, highlighting safety challenges in container shipping. Improved safety measures and adherence to regulations are crucial in preventing such incidents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Maersk’s Initiative to Increase Female Seafarers
In the maritime industry, strides towards gender equality are visible as companies like Maersk increase the number of female seafarers. The percentage of women in Maersk's workforce has doubled from 2.3% in 2022 to 5.5% in 2024, with Indian women playing a significant role in this growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Seafarer Shortage Drives Wage Increases and Welfare Concerns
The fifth annual survey by Danica Crewing Specialists shows a persistent shortage of competent seafarers leading to increasing benefits for industry workers. Wages are rising, job choices are more selective, but welfare concerns remain. Disparities in wages among ranks and nationalities are evident, with issues like fake experience and crew welfare challenges also highlighted... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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North Atlantic Emissions Control Area Proposal Could Save Lives and Boost Economy
A recent study by the ICCT suggests that implementing an emissions control area in the North Atlantic could prevent 4,300 premature deaths and lead to economic gains of up to €29 billion. NABU is advocating for a similar initiative in the North Atlantic, from Portugal to Greenland, to reduce the environmental impact of shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Explosion Analysis Confirms the Structural Integrity of Marine Hydrogen Fuel Cell
An explosion analysis by AVL confirmed the structural integrity of its marine hydrogen fuel cell, developed with TECO 2030. The module can withstand a contained explosion in a maritime setting, enhancing safety and efficiency. This advancement in hydrogen fuel cell technology offers a secure energy solution for the shipping industry, addressing safety concerns... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Alfa Laval Joins Maritime Call to Action for Zero-Emission Fuels by 2030
Alfa Laval has joined the Maritime Call to Action, a collaborative effort to accelerate zero-emission fuels by 2030. The initiative aims to promote scalable zero-emission fuels, investment in vessels using ammonia and methanol, and infrastructure for green hydrogen-derived fuels. This partnership emphasizes collaboration to drive decarbonization in the maritime sector through ecosystem-wide investments... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Canada Implements Arbitration to Resolve West Coast Port Labor Disputes
Canada's federal government stepped in on Tuesday, implementing final and binding arbitration to resolve labor disputes at ports in British Columbia and Montreal. With pressure from commerce groups and business leaders, Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon emphasized the impact on jobs, economy, and reputation. The move aims to bring back stability and resume operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Italian Sea Group Denies Responsibility for Fatal Superyacht Sinking of Mike Lynch
Italian Sea Group's CEO Giovanni Costantino stated that the company is not responsible for the fatal sinking of Mike Lynch's superyacht, Bayesian. The yacht, built by Perini Navi in 2008, was caught in a storm off Sicily, resulting in seven deaths. Italian authorities are investigating the incident, prompting questions about safety in the yachting industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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Innovative Pioneer-Class USV Enhances Maritime Surveillance and Defense Capabilities
ACUA Ocean, a UK-based SME, is developing a Pioneer-class USV for persistent surveillance in challenging sea conditions. The USV, with a SWATH platform, features a lithium battery-electric hybrid powertrain and a moon pool for modular payloads. Designed for defense and security applications, it offers stability and versatility in ASW operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Nov-2024
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