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India Poised to Become Global Leader in Maritime Sector by 2047
India is on track to become a global maritime leader, with plans to boost cargo handling capacity and develop a strong shipbuilding industry. Minister Sonowal predicts India will be a top ten maritime nation by 2047. Infrastructure projects like a desalination plant and dredging aim to enhance port capabilities and efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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Optimizing Port Arrivals Could Cut Ship Emissions by Up to 25%
A recent study by UCL and UMAS found that optimizing port arrivals to reduce waiting times could cut voyage emissions by up to 25% for certain vessels. Container ships and dry bulkers could save 10%, gas carriers and oil tankers 16%, and chemical tankers nearly 25%. Addressing port congestion is crucial for emissions reduction efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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Strategies for Cost-Effective FuelEU Compliance by 2025
The upcoming FuelEU Maritime regulation, effective from January 1, 2025, presents challenges for vessel owners in terms of regulatory understanding and compliance costs. DNV's white paper suggests strategies to reduce expenses, focusing on well-to-wake emissions calculations and wind-assisted propulsion. Shipowners are advised to prepare early and consider cost-effective compliance options to minimize financial impacts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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UK to Invest in Maritime Clusters to Boost Economy and Create Jobs
The UK government has allocated nearly $1 million in funding to support nine maritime clusters across the country, aiming to boost local economies, connect businesses with the industry, and attract more individuals to the maritime sector. The investment will help secure funding for industries, implement skills training, and revitalize coastal towns and cities... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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World’s First Wind-Powered PCTC with Wind Tunnel Tests in Sweden
Wallenius Marine in Sweden is conducting advanced wind tunnel tests to build the world's first wind-powered PCTC. The tests in Gothenburg aim to confirm the ship's design and develop new data simulation models. Collaboration with experts from KTH, RISE SSPA, and Oceanbird is pushing the boundaries of sustainable maritime transportation technology... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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Seafarers in Philippines Demand Transparency in Magna Carta IRR
A group of seafarers in the Philippines raised concerns about DMW Assistant Secretary Jerome Pampolina's involvement in drafting the IRR of the Magna Carta for Filipino Seafarers. The CSP pointed out his past association with a law firm representing manning agencies, urging him to step back for transparency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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PhD Research on Seafarers’ Work/Rest Hours Reveals Compliance Discrepancies in Shipping Industry
Bikram S. Bhatia's PhD dissertation at the World Maritime University uncovered discrepancies in seafarers' work/rest hour reporting within the shipping industry. Using the ITFRAM, his research highlighted seafarers' record adjustments and PSC officers' high compliance rates. The study emphasized the need for systemic changes to enhance safety and fairness in the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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AET and Singapore Maritime Foundation Partner to Enhance Maritime Talent Development
AET, a leading maritime transportation owner and operator, has teamed up with the Singapore Maritime Foundation (SMF) to boost Singapore's maritime workforce. A MoU will see AET sponsoring scholarships and internships annually from 2025 to 2027, aiming to groom the next generation of maritime talent. This collaboration underscores AET's commitment to education and industry development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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Electric Hydrofoiling Boat Ready for Auckland Tourist Tours and Excursions
Fullers360, New Zealand's largest ferry operator, has added the battery-electric hydrofoiling boat VS-9 to its fleet. This nine-meter vessel can reach speeds of 25 knots and has a range of up to 50 nautical miles. Certified by Maritime New Zealand, the VS-9 marks a shift towards sustainable marine transport in the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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Dutch Coast Guard Rescues Crew from Cargo Ship Amid North Sea Storm
The Dutch Coast Guard faced challenges in the North Sea during a severe storm, rescuing a cargo ship named Valday drifting towards the shore near Rotterdam. Despite crew injuries and difficult weather, they managed to airlift an injured crewmember to safety and secure a towline, ensuring the ship's safe return to port... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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HD Hyundai Receives Certification for Autonomous Containership Operations
Efforts to advance ship automation for fully independent operation are progressing, with HD Hyundai achieving a milestone by demonstrating autonomous operation and remote control integration on an 8,000 TEU containership. Certification from both the Korean Registry of Shipping and the Liberia State Flag Bureau marks progress towards commercializing third-stage automation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Dec-2024
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