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IMO's New Guidelines for Fuel Oil Sampling for MARPOL Compliance
IMO has updated guidelines for handling MARPOL delivered samples, requiring an increased sample size of 600 ml for compliance checks under SOLAS Regulation II-2/4.2.1. Starting in May 2024, suppliers must include flashpoint data on Bunker Delivery Notes according to MARPOL Annex VI guidelines. These changes aim to improve fuel oil sampling accuracy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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New Trade Route Improves India’s Economic Ties with Key Ports
The new route launched by Folk Maritime after the India Red Sea service aims to strengthen trade ties with India by facilitating the movement of consumer goods, petrochemicals, and essential commodities. Ports like Mundra and Nhava Sheva play a crucial role in India's trade activities, making the new route vital for enhancing economic relations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Autonomous Navigation Assistance System gets Approval
ClassNK has granted Approval in Principle for Samsung Heavy Industries' Autonomous Navigation Assistance System, a partially autonomous system providing situational awareness and collision avoidance. ClassNK's guidelines for automated/autonomous operation were used to review the system, ensuring compliance with requirements. The organization continues to develop safety standards for automated technologies in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Philippine Coast Guard Searches for Missing Cargo Ship and Crew
The Philippine Coast Guard is investigating the disappearance of MV Sta. Monica-A1, a coastal cargo ship with 10 crew members on board. Debris and possible bodies have been spotted following the ship's disappearance during a recent typhoon. Aerial searches and assistance from nearby ships are being utilized in the search efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Ship Manager fined for oily waste discharge and falsifying records
Gremex Shipping S.A. de C.V., a Mexican ship management company, was caught providing false records to the U.S. Coast Guard to conceal illegal discharge of oily bilge waste from the cement carrier Suhar. The company was fined $1.75 million, placed on probation, and required to develop an environmental compliance plan... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Broker Penalized $380,000 for Failing to Respond to Email
A shipbroker settled a negligence claim for $380,000 after failing to inform a charterer about a navigation restriction on a vessel. Despite the restriction being listed on the ship's certificate, technical issues prevented the broker from forwarding the information. This incident highlights the importance of accurate communication in maritime transactions to avoid disputes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Innovative LNG Carrier Design with Enhanced Ballast Tank Flexibility Approved
ClassNK has granted approval in principle for a 30,000 m³ LNG carrier with innovative ballast tank design by GTT. This design eliminates filling limits, enhancing operational flexibility in the LNG industry. The AiP demonstrates the feasibility of the concept, showcasing its potential in improving efficiency and safety in LNG transportation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Activists Track Cargo Ship Over Allegations of Transporting Explosives to Israel
For more than three months, activists have closely followed the cargo ship Kathrin, accusing it of carrying explosives bound for Israel to be used in Gaza. The crew is caught in the middle of the controversy, with a German NGO filing an emergency motion to block the alleged shipment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Revolutionary Solid-State Batteries Transforming Maritime Electric Transportation
SOLiTHOR, a solid-state battery developer, has made significant strides in battery technology with lithium metal solid-state battery prototypes showing exceptional performance. Achieving high energy densities and long-term cycling stability, the company aims to revolutionize electric transportation in aviation and maritime industries. Their innovative technology offers lighter, safer, and more powerful solutions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Call for Legal Reforms to Enhance Sustainable Ship Recycling in Germany
The Association for Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (VSM) in Germany is pushing for a review of legal obstacles hindering sustainable ship recycling. German companies struggle with complex approvals and certifications for recycling aged ships despite European and international regulations. VSM calls for a reduction in legal hurdles to promote a circular economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Ferry Grounding Investigation Highlights Steering System Knowledge Gaps
The interim report by TAIC on the grounding of the Aratere ferry in New Zealand revealed a lack of knowledge about the new steering system, leading to the incident. Despite attempts to regain control, the vessel ran aground, causing damage but no injuries. TAIC is investigating the root causes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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Tragic Engine Room Fire Claims Lives of Two Crewmembers
Two crewmembers tragically lost their lives in an engine room fire aboard the general cargo ship FG Sevil on October 31. The vessel, en route from Yalova, Turkey to Bulgaria, caught fire off Sedef Island in the Sea of Marmara. Turkish rescue teams responded swiftly, but two crewmembers were found deceased... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Nov-2024
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