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India to Develop Brahmaputra and Barak Rivers for Tourism
The Government of India is investing Rs 1,010 crore in developing Brahmaputra and Barak rivers in Assam, focusing on infrastructure for inland waterways, tourism, and transportation. Projects include slipway construction, terminals, and a religious tourism circuit, aiming to enhance connectivity and economic growth. Maintenance dredging and operational measures will ensure safe navigation for vessels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Vizhinjam Port to Welcome Increased MSC Ship Traffic by 2025
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) will increase the number of ships docking at Vizhinjam International Port in 2025. The Dragon and Jade services will connect Asia, the Mediterranean, Europe, and Asia. Adani Ports plans to utilize the port for export containers, providing faster shipping to Europe. This collaboration will enhance trade opportunities and efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Antwerp Introduces Europe’s First Fully-Electric Tugboat
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has recently added six new energy-efficient tugs to its fleet, including Europe's first fully-electric RSD tugboat. These tugs, constructed by Damen in Vietnam, were carefully tested before being delivered to Belgium. The electric tugboat, named Volta 1, boasts impressive maneuverability and a bollard pull of 70 tons... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Collaboration to Develop Floating Nuclear Microreactors
Westinghouse Electric Company and Core Power have joined forces to create floating nuclear power plants with microreactors. These plants will be manufactured centrally and easily transported, offering clean and reliable electricity to remote areas. The innovative design incorporates heat pipe technology for enhanced reliability and efficiency. This partnership aims to revolutionize power generation in various locations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Maersk Honors Founder with Christening of Latest Vessel
A.P. Moller - Maersk has christened its new dual-fuel methanol container vessel, A.P. Møller, in honor of founder Arnold Peter Møller. The ship is part of Maersk's sustainability efforts, with plans for a total of 18 methanol ships by 2025. Møller's legacy and Maersk's commitment to decarbonization are at the forefront of this initiative... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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IACS Updates UR M10 for Safety Against Crankcase Explosions
The International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) stresses the need to address safety risks in the maritime industry's shift to alternative fuels. With the release of Revision 5 of UR M10, new safety requirements aim to protect internal combustion engines from crankcase explosions, particularly concerning with gas and low flashpoint fuels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Adani’s Colombo Port Project Secures SLPA Support Amid Bribery Allegations
The Colombo West International Project by Adani Port and Special Economic Zone receives continued support from Sri Lanka Ports Authority, with no plans to review the agreement. Adani's $1 billion investment in the Colombo Terminal is the largest foreign investment in Sri Lanka's port industry, boosting infrastructure development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Panama Cancels Registration of Sanctioned Vessels to Protect Flag Integrity
The Panama Maritime Authority swiftly canceled registration of six Panamanian vessels on the UK Sanctions List. Director General Ramón Franco prioritized the registry's integrity, already canceling three ships with eight more in process. This proactive approach upholds international standards and demonstrates Panama's commitment to a reputable maritime registry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Serious Deficiencies Uncovered on Nordic Malmoe Amid Seafarer Safety Concerns
Transport Canada discovered 40 deficiencies on the Nordic Malmoe, including a sexual harassment complaint towards a female cadet. Nathan Smith intervened after receiving an email before the ship arrived in Vancouver. Safety violations and crew wanting to leave led to the ship's detention. Seafarers face isolation and mistreatment, highlighting the need for prompt action... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Maersk Targets 15-20% Alternative Fuels by 2030 for Net Zero Emissions Goals
A.P. Moller-Maersk aims to increase its use of alternative fuels to 15-20% by 2030, part of its goal to achieve net zero emissions by 2040. The company plans to use biodiesel, green methanol, and bio-methane in its vessels. Maersk is working to establish regulations with the IMO to promote cleaner alternatives in the shipping industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Indian Coast Guard Enhances Maritime Safety at SAREX-2024 Search and Rescue Exercise in Kochi
The Indian Coast Guard recently completed the 11th National Maritime Search and Rescue Exercise (SAREX-2024) off the coast of Kochi, showcasing India's commitment to maritime safety. The event featured workshops, seminars, and live-action sea drills to refine search and rescue protocols. International delegates from 38 countries participated, promoting global maritime partnerships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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Search Underway for Missing Crew of Capsized Fishing Vessel in Alaska
A search is underway for the crew of a fishing vessel that capsized off Couverden Island, Alaska. The crew of the Wind Walker sent a distress call before losing contact. Despite finding immersion suits and strobe lights, the crew remains missing. The Coast Guard and local vessels are conducting a search in challenging weather conditions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Dec-2024
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