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JNPA Expansion Project in Final Stages to Increase Port Capacity
The JNPA is undergoing significant expansion, set to create a million jobs in the next decade. Along with the construction of a port at Nhava Sheva in 1989, the development in areas like Panvel and Navi Mumbai has been rapid. The final stages of the expansion project aim to increase efficiency and capacity at the port to 10 million TEU... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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With New Legal Challenge, UK's Net Zero Plan Deemed ‘Unlawful’
Another court battle over the UK government’s climate plans has crossed the finish line, with the court ruling against Britain’s net zero plan. This is the second win for climate groups in two years, which is expected to force the government’s hand in amending its decarbonization vision sooner than expected. The fight over climate action in the UK is not a new development as it goes back over 15 years... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:7-May-2024
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ITF Accuses Dubai Company of Seafarer Abuse and Neglect
The ITF has accused Middle East Marine LLC of neglecting over 100 seafarers, prompting calls for intervention from the UAE government and Palau shipping authorities. Seafarers from India, Indonesia, and Myanmar faced appalling conditions such as lack of wages, food, and medical supplies. The situation highlights the need for industry accountability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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Indian Coast Guard apprehends Iranian boat with 6 Indian crews
The Indian Coast Guard detained an Iranian fishing vessel with six Indian crew off the coast of Kerala. The crew alleged ill-treatment by the Iranian sponsor, who confiscated their passports. Initial investigation revealed the owner was an Iranian national who contracted the Indian fishermen. The vessel was brought to Kochi for further investigation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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E-Methanol and HFO Mix for FuelEU Compliance: Research
New research from Ahti Climate suggests that a mix of HFO and e-methanol can help fleets comply with EU emissions regulations. The company's FuelEU-compliant pool allows owners of low-emissions ships to be compensated, while more polluting vessels can avoid penalties. Ahti Climate believes this approach can drive down operational fuel costs... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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Maersk reroutes ships due to escalating Houthi attacks
AP Moller-Maersk will continue rerouting ships around the Cape of Good Hope due to escalating Houthi attacks. The Red Sea situation has forced longer routes, resulting in delays and disruptions. Maersk is increasing sailing speed and capacity to mitigate losses and meet customer demand. The company also raised its financial forecast for 2024... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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USCG Approval-Milestone Achieved for Hydrogen-Powered Tugboat Project
Maritime Partners has received a Design Basis Agreement from the US Coast Guard for the revolutionary MS Hydrogen One Tug boat. The vessel will utilize e1 marine hydrogen generator technology, converting stored methanol into hydrogen for electricity generation, reducing emissions and increasing efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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European Union monitors shipping and violations in updated sanctions package
The European Union is considering a 14th package of sanctions against Russia, including banning the handling of Russian LNG and using EU ports for shipments benefitting Russia's war efforts. EU operators would face more accountability for sanctions violations, with measures targeting transportation, media outlets, and financial transactions with Russia... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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IMO Finalizes Guidelines to Protect Seafarers from Unfair Treatment
The IMO has finalized guidelines to protect seafarers detained in foreign jurisdictions. The guidelines aim to ensure seafarers' rights to due process during investigation and detention. Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez emphasized the importance of seafarers' well-being. The guidelines will address challenges faced by seafarers and promote fair treatment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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Fortescue Conducts Sea Trials for First Ammonia-Powered Vessel
Sea trials continue for the first vessel operating on ammonia, the Fortescue Green Pioneer, a converted offshore supply vessel. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is closely supervising the trials to develop safety protocols for ammonia-fueled vessels. Other projects, like NYK's LNG-fueled tug conversion, are also expected to proceed in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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Key industry leaders gather at Jeddah for pivotal maritime event
Saudi Arabia’s rapid rise in global maritime rankings, its enhanced capabilities and extended global trade reach are the focus at the International Port & Marine Development Conference, which opened on May 6. Amidst a flurry of infrastructural advancements, the conference is perfectly timed with the nearing completion of the $346 million Integrated Logistics Park at Jeddah Port,.. -Trade ArabiaPosted On:7-May-2024
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Future proofing shipping against the next crisis
Turbulence across global supply chains is nothing new. But escalating geopolitical conflict and unpredictable weather events are raising the risks for ships, crew and cargo, demanding new levels of awareness and speed of response from both Masters and shipping owners... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:7-May-2024
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Study: 50 new bunker vessels needed to prepare Germany for rising green fuel demand
With the forecasted increase in bunker demand developing, there’s a pressing need for a timely development of an adapted bunker fleet in German seaports, a new study concluded. The study shows that the provision of alternative energy sources for the bunker market will likely become a service feature that can attract further shipping traffic to port locations.... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:7-May-2024
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Towboat Narrowly Avoids Collision with Historic Paddlewheeler in New Orleans
Last weekend, a towboat narrowly missed hitting a historic paddlewheeler moored on New Orleans' Mississippi waterfront. The towboat, Robert L. Knight, with 24 empty hopper barges, approached a sharp river bend at Algiers Point. Strong winds caused the towboat to drift towards the moored ferry RTA1, but quick actions prevented any damages or injuries... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-May-2024
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