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India: AGPL Introduces State-of-the-Art Cargo Handling Equipment
Adani Gangavaram Port (AGPL), the deepest and most modern port in India, has announced the introduction of new cargo handling equipment as part of its investment plan to increase capacity and productivity. The equipment includes two new grabs and two new cargo hoppers, which will expand the port’s capacity and result in more efficient cargo handling and shorter turnaround times... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Cloud-based technology is the key to the future of maritime security
Orca AI, an Israeli company founded in 2018, is developing an intelligent safety platform for the maritime industry to prevent collisions. The company has already attracted attention and partnered with major players in the industry, including SeaSpan, NYK, MSC, Shell Shipping, and Marubeni... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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ONE predicts a drastic 94% decline in annual profit
Singapore-based container shipping company ONE reported a profit after tax of $187 million in the second quarter of FY2023, compared to $513 million in the previous quarter. This decline in profit is attributed to the weakening container shipping markets. In the same quarter of the previous year, ONE made a profit of $5.5 billion... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Wärtsilä Introduces Innovative Engine with Ultra-Low Emissions
Finnish marine engine manufacturer Wärtsilä has launched an ultra-low-emissions version of its Wärtsilä 31DF engine. The new version can reduce methane emissions by up to 56% and NOx by up to 86% when operating on LNG. On average, this technology can reduce methane emissions by 41% more than the standard engine, which already has the lowest emission levels on the market.... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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The Emerging Trend of Utilizing Starlink Internet Onboard
Hafnia, a shipping company, has announced that it will be rolling out the Starlink Satellite System across its entire fleet by the end of 2023. This makes Hafnia the fourth shipping company to adopt the technology in the last two months. Currently, Starlink is already operational on 35 Hafnia vessels, and the full rollout is expected to be completed by the end of 2023... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Safety in port: a team effort
When a ship visits a port, safety for those onboard depends on good communication between all parties involved in the process. Debbie Cavaldoro, chief executive at Port Skills and Safety, explains. Much of the conversation around seafarer safety focuses on what happens at sea. However, seafarers are faced with different safety issues when they enter port,.. -Nautilus InternationalPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Two Picturesque Vessels to Converge in Antarctica’s Marguerite Bay in 2024
Two Scenic ships, the Scenic Eclipse and Scenic Eclipse II, will meet in Antarctica’s Marguerite Bay in January 2024. The Scenic Eclipse will offer the 13-day Antarctica in Depth tour starting on January 7, while the Scenic Eclipse II will provide the Beyond the Antarctic Circle tour starting on January 8... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Announcement of Design Competition for Groundbreaking Methanol-Powered Leisure Vessel
Archipelago Yachts and Chartwell Marine have completed the design for their zero-carbon leisure vessel, the Archipelago zero.63. The vessel features a parallel hybrid system that combines clean energy from methanol reformers and hydrogen fuel cells, allowing it to cruise silently at speeds of up to 10 knots. It also includes a direct-injection methanol engine for high-speed performance, reaching a top speed of 22 knots... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Indian Customs employs cutting-edge technology to crack down on illegal trade
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) Chairman, Sanjay Agarwal, has emphasized the use of innovative technology and domain expertise to manage cargo risks and ensure compliance in the Indian customs administration. He stated that a risk-based approach was being implemented to process and mitigate customs declaration risks, striking a balance between enforcement and facilitation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Denmark and Nigeria Partner on Maritime Security and Blue Economy
Denmark has expressed its willingness to partner with Nigeria in advancing maritime security and the blue economy. Jakob Tange, Denmark’s special representative for maritime security, led a Danish delegation to the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy in Abuja... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Cargo Ship Experiences Container Loss in Northern Canada
A Canadian cargo ship, the M/V Sivumut operated by NEAS, lost around 20 containers overboard near the port of Iqaluit in northeastern Canada. The incident resulted in one person being rescued from the water and taken to the hospital with injuries. The circumstances surrounding the cargo loss remain unclear, but NEAS referred to it as a “cargo unloading incident” in a Facebook post... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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One Armed Robbery Incident Occurring from 24th to 30th October
An armed robbery incident against a ship was reported in Asia between October 24th and 30th. The incident took place on October 27th in the Strait of Malacca and Singapore, where five armed perpetrators boarded a bulk carrier. The ship’s master was stabbed in the chest but is in stable condition and received medical treatment upon arrival in Singapore... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Miraculous Rescue of Overboard Passenger From Symphony of the Seas
On Sunday, October 29th, a passenger went overboard from the cruise ship SYMPHONY OF THE SEAS. Miraculously, the same cruise ship doubled back to search for the passenger and successfully rescued them. The 'Oscar' code announcement stating passenger going overboard occurred around 11:00 PM on Sunday... -FleetMonPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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Storm Ciaran approaching the English Channel
Météo France has issued a red wind alert for three western departments - Manche, Finistère and Côtes-d'Armor - due to violent gusts between Brittany and Cotentin. MarineTraffic data indicates 33 ships in the area, either navigating or seeking shelter. Less ships than usual are in the Channel, with westbound ships moving at a slower pace... -FleetMonPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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German freighter grounding, Weser
General cargo ship BOTHNIA FIN suffered steering failure shortly after leaving Brake, Weser river, and ran aground onto Harriersand island coast, at around 1900 UTC Oct 30. The ship was refloated with tug assistance and towed back to Brake, where she was berthed at around 2200 UTC same day... -FleetMonPosted On:2-Nov-2023
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