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Brazilian Coast Guard Rescues Crew Member with Severe Injuries from Silver Nova
The Brazilian Coast Guard assisted in the medical evacuation of a crew member from the Silversea cruise ship Silver Nova, who suffered serious injuries while working on elevator maintenance. The captain requested help from the Coast Guard to airlift the injured person to a hospital on land. Passengers were informed of the emergency,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Up to Four Subsea Cables Have Been Damaged Off Yemen
Just weeks after a warning about potential Houthi threats to subsea cables in the Red Sea, at least one fiber-optic line has been severed at a position off the coast of Yemen, and damage has been reported (but not confirmed) on three more. Until last year, the Red Sea carried about one-eighth of the world's shipping traffic... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Nuvera to Supply EN-125 Engine for Maritime Decarbonization Project
Nuvera will provide an EN-125 engine to operate on hydrogen derived from ammonia, a key zero-carbon fuel in the maritime sector. The APOLO consortium, launched in 2024, aims to develop efficient ammonia cracking technology coupled with fuel cells for decarbonization. Nuvera's involvement reflects dedication to maritime decarbonization efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Fearing Long-Term Problems in Red Sea, Cruise Lines Change Plans
The cruise industry is starting to rethink its plans into 2025 as increasingly they believe the problems in the Red Sea will persist. It is a view shared by the commercial shipping industry, but with travelers making vacation plans cruise lines need to think longer term to reduce disruption to their schedules and inconvenience to their passengers... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:28-Feb-2024
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IIT Madras forges ahead in ocean engineering and maritime technology
IIT Madras has established a Centre of Excellence (CoE) dedicated to advancing indigenous maritime technology and expertise. The team of researchers leading this initiative has been actively engaged in notable maritime projects across India, resulting in substantial financial savings for the country through the substitution of foreign expertise and technology... -Hydro InternationalPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Crew from vessel carrying Iranian missiles to Yemen rebels faces US court
Four crew members from an unflagged ship that U.S. officials say was carrying Iranian-made missile components to Houthi rebels in Yemen are scheduled to appear Tuesday in federal court in Virginia, where prosecutors are expected to argue they should be held without bond while they await trial... -WXLVPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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The Hydromer Dredger Embarks on a Journey with Green Hydrogen
As dawn broke over Concarneau, Finistère, the Hydromer dredger set sail, symbolizing a new era of maritime environmental consciousness. With a hydrogen propulsion system and innovative features, it promises a cleaner future for the industry. Challenges lie ahead, but the journey towards sustainability is underway, paving the way for a greener maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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GENERON Delivers Advanced Nitrogen Generation Packages for Vessels
GENERON, a leader in gas separation technologies, celebrates the successful production and deployment of nitrogen generation packages for vessels worldwide. Featuring state-of-the-art Triton cabinets, these solutions cater to specific flow and purity requirements. With a commitment to excellence, GENERON collaborates with ship builders to ensure seamless integration and optimal performance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Filipina shipping executive participates in London Marathon to support seafarers
INTERMANAGER Executive Committee member Karen Avelino and her daughter Karmel Avelino are set to run the London Marathon in April 2024 to raise funds for the Seafarers' Charity. With years of experience in the maritime industry, Karen aims to support Filipino seafarers through this international event... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Rower Crossing the Atlantic Found Deceased on His Vessel
A transatlantic solo rower, Michael Holt, was found dead in his boat after falling ill mid-voyage. Holt, a Welshman with Type I diabetes, had undergone extensive reconstructive surgery on both shoulders years prior. Despite taking precautions, the risky journey ultimately led to his tragic demise. His family is now raising funds for his repatriation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Swedish Club Expands Critical Health Screening for Seafarers to India, Ukraine, Indonesia
The Swedish Club has announced a significant expansion of its Pre-Employment Medical Examination (PEME) program, initially launched in the Philippines in 2010, to now include India, Ukraine, and Indonesia. This move underscores the organization's commitment to enhancing the safety and well-being of seafarers worldwide by identifying potential health risks that could impact their ability to perform duties onboard... -BNN BreakingPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Philippines: Industry reacts as Seafarers bill is stalled
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delayed signing the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers, a bill aimed at protecting seafaring workers. Despite being certified urgent, the bill was withdrawn by the House of Representatives for further review. Maritime stakeholders welcomed the delay, hoping to address concerns and strengthen protections for seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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UK Ratings' jobs down to 8%, new shipping industry stats show
Seafarers union RMT, lambasted government inaction over challenging super exploitation in the shipping industry after new figures showed that only 11% of employees in the British shipping industry are UK residents. New official figures show there has been a 38% annual increase in the total number of Ratings jobs in the UK shipping industry, to over 125,000... -RMTPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Yemen’s Minister Affirms Safety of Maritime Navigation in Red and Arabian Seas
Transport Minister Abdul Wahab Al-Durra reaffirmed Yemen's dedication to safeguarding maritime navigation in the Red and Arab seas, excluding Israeli, American, and British vessels. Yemen's stance aims to uphold international peace and security, with a focus on preventing aggression and ensuring humanitarian aid access to Gaza... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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UK Introduces Groundbreaking Annex for Unmanned Vessels in Workboat Code
The UK's Maritime and Coastguard Agency has introduced a groundbreaking update to the Workboat Code, including provisions for unmanned vessels. This move, effective from December 2023, not only acknowledges industry automation but also sets a global standard for regulating remotely operated vessels. It signifies a significant leap towards safety and efficiency in maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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IMO Takes Action To Prevent Plastic Pellet Pollution In Maritime Transport
The IMO has been advancing efforts to ensure the safe transportation of plastic pellets on vessels that can damage the marine environment when released into the sea. Meeting from 19–23 February at the IMO Headquarters, the organization’s Sub-Committee on PPR 11 agreed on draft recommendations for the transportation of plastic pellets by the sea... -Marine InsightPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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Indian Government Unveils Mega Maritime Projects in Tamilnadu and Maharashtra
The Indian government is set to unveil two major projects in Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, with a total investment of over INR 83,000 crore, showcasing its commitment to infrastructure development. The Outer Harbour project at the Chidambaranar Port in Tamil Nadu, costing INR 7,056 crore, aims to expand the port’s capacity by developing four berths... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Feb-2024
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