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India Aims for Global Top 10 in Shipbuilding by 2030
The Indian government is launching a shipbuilding incentive scheme to elevate India's shipbuilding industry globally. By offering financial support until 2035, India aims to climb from 22nd to top 10 in shipbuilding by 2030, and top 5 by 2047. Focusing on sustainability, the scheme promotes green fuels and electric/hybrid systems, aligning with India's maritime vision... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Australian Innovation Turns Plant Biomass into Renewable Biofuels
An Australian-led scientific breakthrough is revolutionizing biofuel production worldwide by increasing oil yield from plants. CSIRO scientists have developed a technology that extends oil production to include plant biomass like leaves and stems. Dr. Thomas Vanhercke believes this innovation could create a new global energy source by incorporating genetics for seed oil production... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Hydroponic System Approved for Enhanced Crew Welfare
ClassNK has recognized the bulk carrier ROYAL LAUREL for its innovative onboard vegetable grower system, making it the first vessel in ClassNK’s registry to receive the ‘ELW (HP)’ designation. Developed by HSN-KIKAI KOGYO CO., LTD, the system enhances crew welfare by creating a healthier and more productive work environment at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Middle East’s Largest Biofuel Facility to Open in UAE
Mercantile & Maritime Group is expanding its MENA Terminals in Fujairah, UAE, to create the Middle East's largest biofuel processing plant valued at AED 2.2 billion. This project aligns with the UAE's goal of leading in green energy initiatives, producing 150 million liters of sustainable aviation fuel annually by 2026... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Reduction of 10 Million Tons of CO2 Achieved by Corvus Energy
Corvus Energy has played a vital role in reducing the maritime industry's carbon footprint by helping customers cut down 10 million tons of CO2 emissions since 2013. This achievement is crucial in combating the industry's significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions. Corvus Energy has successfully decreased fuel consumption and environmental impact... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Filipino Seafarers Demand Equal Pay and Fair Treatment
Filipino seafarers on Dutch-owned ships are fighting for fair treatment and equal pay, as they earn less than their European counterparts. Despite meeting the ILO's wage standard, they face delays in medical care and unequal treatment. The wage gap is justified by a "cost-of-living adjustment," but Filipino seafarers argue for equal compensation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Collaboration to Enhance Turbocharger Technology Through Digital Solutions
German technology companies AVAT and Kompressorenbau Bannewitz GmbH (KBB) have joined forces to revolutionize turbocharger technology for large combustion engines. Through digitalization, they aim to enhance operational efficiency, prevent costly failures, and improve predictive maintenance practices. This innovative collaboration signifies a significant step towards leveraging data analytics to optimize equipment performance and reliability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Hapag-Lloyd’s Vessel Successfully Uses Bio Marine Fuel for Emission Reduction
Hapag-Lloyd's vessel Colorado Express recently bunkered a B25 bio marine fuel blend containing ExxonMobil's bio fuel, offering a 20.1% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The blend consists of Premium HDME 50 fuel with 0.10% sulfur ECA fuel and waste-based FAME derived from UCOME. The vessel successfully bunkered 1,320 metric tonnes of the blend in Antwerp... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Singapore Methanol Collaborates to Promote Sustainable Marine Fuel Solutions
Global Energy Overseas, a subsidiary of Global Energy International, has partnered with Singapore Methanol to promote bio-methanol as a sustainable maritime fuel option. The collaboration aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet carbon intensity reduction goals in the shipping industry. This partnership will advance Singapore's position in the global green methanol landscape... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Enhancing Safety with SEA.AI Technology for Collision Prevention
The Vendée Globe, a grueling solo round-the-world race, has a history of high dropout rates due to technical issues and collisions. In the upcoming edition, most boats will be equipped with SEA.AI technology to enhance collision detection and navigation. This cutting-edge system aims to improve safety and help sailors navigate the challenging race course... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Singapore and Norway Collaborate on Electric Harbor Craft and Marine Electrification
Two agreements were signed at the Singapore Norway Innovation Conference (SNIC) to advance sustainable maritime solutions. The first agreement aims to develop a fully electric high-speed harbor craft for Singapore's maritime landscape. The second agreement focuses on marine electrification in Asia. Both agreements support Singapore's efforts to decarbonize its maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Importance of Safety Protocols During Welding Operations to Prevent Flammable Gas Explosions
During welding on a vessel, high flammable gas concentration was discovered due to transferring fuel oil for testing. Lack of safety measures like ventilation led to dangerous conditions. Sparks ignited the gas, causing explosions. This incident stresses the importance of following safety protocols during welding to avoid accidents and fatalities... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Study on Remote Pilotage Launches to Enhance Navigation Safety and Innovation
The International Maritime Pilots’ Association (IMPA) and partners are conducting a study on remote pilotage to assess its feasibility, readiness, and impacts on safe navigation. Trials will be conducted over two years in simulated, onboard, and real-life environments. Manufacturers and system integrators are invited to participate in finding solutions for remote piloting by December 31, 2024... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Report Highlights Unsafe Operations in Fatal Crushing Incident Aboard Vessel
The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) recently published a report on a tragic crush incident on board the ro-ro cargo vessel Clipper Pennant in Liverpool. The bosun was fatally crushed while marshalling a semi-trailer, with the driver unaware of the accident. The report highlighted unsafe working practices and issued safety recommendations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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Fisherman Missing After Collision at Mongla Port
Bangladeshi authorities are searching for a missing fisherman after a three-way collision at Mongla Port. The incident involved a small coal carrier, an LPG carrier, and the fisherman's boat. The collision is part of a series of major casualties involving LPG carriers in Bangladesh. The government plans to improve port infrastructure to enhance safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Nov-2024
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