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India’s Ambitious Goals to Lead the Global Maritime Sector
India is striving to become a global leader in the maritime sector, with ambitious goals to drive transformation. Mr. Shyam Jagannathan, Director General of Shipping, emphasized India's leading role in the industry's evolution. The country is actively working towards revolutionizing the shipping sector on a global scale, setting new standards for excellence... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Pirates Hijack Chinese Fishing Vessel in Somali Waters
EUNAVFOR Atalanta, the EU mission in the Horn of Africa, confirms armed pirates boarded a Chinese fishing vessel in Somali waters, classifying it as armed robbery at sea. With no injuries reported, Atalanta is monitoring the situation and collaborating with Somali and Chinese authorities to address the heightened piracy threats in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Impact of Longer Shipping Routes on Indian Trade and Challenges
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted the negative impact of longer ship routes on global trade, especially Indian exports. Despite efforts to address container shortages and production constraints, challenges persist in the industry. Goyal's statements underscore the need for interventions to improve India's container manufacturing capabilities and address delays in reaching foreign markets... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Indian Coast Guard Rescues 12 Seafarers in Arabian Sea
The Indian Coast Guard successfully rescued 12 seafarers stranded in the Arabian Sea after their vessel sank. With assistance from the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency, the crew was located and found to be in good health. This collaborative effort highlights the commitment to maritime safety and security in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Cargo Vessel Abandoned in Red Sea, Crew Rescued
A Panama-flagged cargo vessel was abandoned near Hodeidah port in the Red Sea, triggering a rescue operation for the unknown number of crew members. Reports suggest engine problems or an internal explosion forced the crew to evacuate. The incident raises concerns about maritime security in the region amid ongoing Houthi activities targeting international shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Unlocking Major Fuel Savings through Just-in-Time Arrival
A recent study by UCL Bartlett Energy Institute and UMAS revealed the energy savings potential in the shipping industry through just-in-time arrival. By optimizing voyage speed to match berth availability, fuel consumption and emissions can be reduced significantly. This strategy could lead to substantial fuel savings without requiring additional capital investment, comparable to other energy-efficient systems... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Ballast Water Treatment System Compliance Challenges and Solutions for Ship Operators
Over 30% of ballast water treatment systems fail Port State Control D-2 compliance inspections, despite passing commissioning tests. Global TestNet data revealed that 29% to 44% of operational systems are failing to remove invasive species, with over 100 organisms found in every 1m3 of treated water. Non-compliance reasons include contamination, regrowth, and human error... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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India Announces Three-Year Subsidy Program to Boost Inland Water Freight Transport
The government plans to offer three-year subsidies to cargo owners for transporting goods through inland waterways, aiming to increase freight movement in India from the current 2%. The proposal includes a 35% subsidy for river transport on specific national waterways, with an expected shift of 800 million tkm of cargo... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Indian Dockworkers Protest Wage Reform Delays Ahead of Nationwide Strike
Dockworkers in India are frustrated with the slow pace of wage and service reforms, leading to nationwide protests. The National Coordination Committee of Major Port & Dock Workers Federations organized demonstrations in support of unions. Despite a deadline of December 15, no action has been taken, prompting preparations for a nationwide strike... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Bergen Engines to Enhance Maritime Data Analytics for Improved Vessel Performance
Seattle-based maritime data analytics company ioCurrents has partnered with engine supplier Bergen Engine to offer its MarineInsight platform to customers in new builds, repowers, and overhauls. By combining data analytics with high-performance engine design, the partnership aims to optimize vessel performance and reduce operational costs. This collaboration signifies a step towards greater efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Somalia Launches Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre to Enhance Sea Safety and Emergency Response
The Federal Government of Somalia has launched the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) at the Coast Guard headquarters in Mogadishu Port. This initiative, supported by EUCAP Somalia, aims to enhance maritime safety and response to emergencies at sea. The MRCC will provide 24/7 Search and Rescue services, strengthening Somalia's ability to protect its waters... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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Container Ship Collides with Autonomous Barge, Containers Spilled Near Rotterdam
On Thursday, a container ship collided with an inland vessel on the river Scheur near Rotterdam, causing containers to fall into the water. The incident involved an autonomous barge, possibly operating in autonomous mode. The Hebo Cat 7 was dispatched for salvage. The River Drone fleet represents a significant experiment in remote-controlled operation in Europe... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Dec-2024
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