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OGCI and GCMD team up to decarbonize maritime industry
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) and the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) have joined forces in a two-year partnership to work on decarbonizing the shipping industry. This collaboration will focus on energy efficiency, future fuels with lower carbon intensity like ammonia and biofuel blends, and onboard carbon capture pathways... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Egypt facing crisis due to shipping blockage in the Red Sea.
The Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have caused a shortage of officers, leading to more sailor deaths and attacks on merchant vessels. Egypt is feeling the financial strain due to a decrease in Suez Canal passages, impacting global trade. International cooperation is crucial to address security threats and restore stability in the region for the sake of maritime trade and the global economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Call for Urgent Protection of Seafarers Amid Rising Attacks in Red Sea
In response to escalating ship attacks, the ITF and seafarers' unions worldwide are demanding immediate action to protect seafarers in the Red Sea. They call on governments and shipping companies to coordinate efforts and not rely solely on specific navies for protection. The ITF emphasizes the need for seafarers' safety in dangerous waters... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Fire Erupts Aboard World’s Biggest Cruise Ship
The world's largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, had a small fire in Costa Maya, Mexico. Crew quickly extinguished it, causing no injuries. Passengers experienced a brief blackout but were kept informed. Despite the incident, the ship continued its journey to Cozumel. This marks the second power-related issue for the new vessel, highlighting the industry's commitment to safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Sovcomflot Tanker Rescues Crew from Sinking Vessel near Yemen
The Russian state tanker operator Sovcomflot recently shared information and photos of a crew that had to abandon their vessel, the Lavant, south of Yemen. The reasons for the distress and whether it was due to a Houthi attack were not specified. Security analysts are unclear if the vessel was targeted by the Houthis, while the UK Maritime Trade Organizations classified it as a SOLAS incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Vessel Runs Aground at Both Ends of River Nene
A cargo ship has grounded on the River Nene, reminiscent of the Ever Given crisis in the Suez Canal. The bulker Baltic Arrow got stuck due to low water levels, but was successfully refloated with the help of a tug. Despite the dramatic scene, officials believe the ship sustained no damage and an investigation into the incident is ongoing... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Houthis Launch Hypersonic Missile at MSC Ship in Gulf of Aden
The Houthis military and spokesperson have claimed to launch a hypersonic missile for the first time, targeting an MSC containership in the Gulf of Aden. The missile was described as locally made with advanced technology, accuracy, and long-range capabilities. The attack on the MSC Sarah V vessel, sailing near Yemen’s Socotra Island, resulted in a “close proximity” explosion, with no injuries or damage reported... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Breakthrough in Methanol Fuel Cell Technology
Blue World Technologies in Denmark has made strides with 200kW fuel cells and methanol, potentially revolutionizing Maersk ships. This breakthrough could address methanol's challenges and enhance fuel efficiency by 20%-30%. Chief Technology Officer Dennis Naldal Jensen praised the high-temperature polymer electrolytic membrane technology... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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The bridge and boardroom divide on Day of the Seafarer
Seafarers took to social media to vent their frustrations on June 25 as the industry voiced its support and thanks for those working at sea. There were two distinct camps on shipping social media on Day of the Seafarer 2024, the first and most numerous were companies and well-wishers paying tribute to the individuals who enable world trade; the second, a clear minority, were seafarers calling for actions... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Designing a healthy lifestyle for seafarers
During the 2024 SAFETY4SEA Manila Forum, Dr. Christian Angelo P. Lubaton, Medical Director, Nordic Medical Clinic, presented ways that a holistic approach to crew welfare can be fostered. We need to design a healthy lifestyle for our seafarers that aligns with the World Health Organization’s holistic definition of health. This definition views health as multifactorial,.. -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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MOL Expands Dry Bulk Fleet with Gearbulk Acquisition
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is increasing its stake in Gearbulk Holdings to solidify its position in the dry bulk shipping industry. The acquisition of an additional 23 percent stake from the Jebsen family will bring MOL's ownership to 72 percent. This move is part of MOL's strategy to accelerate revenue growth and enhance its competitive edge in the market... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Women in Maritime Excel with SMART-C Training
The IMO's SMART-C Women Project offers tailored online training to women in the Asia-Pacific region to boost their maritime careers and address gender disparities. The program covers topics like greenhouse gas emissions reduction and gender-specific elements. Participants will also receive on-site training in the Republic of Korea for practical experience... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Unions Advocate for Increased Investment in Maritime Professionals for Global Security
In a speech to delegates at the International Organization of Masters, Mates & Pilots (IOMMP), Nautilus International general secretary Mark Dickinson urged western nations to revitalize their maritime industries and prioritize the safety of seafarers and seaborne trade. Dickinson emphasized the need for more than just safety tips, calling for proactive measures to protect seafarers, especially in unstable situations like the Red Sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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Sarbananda Sonowal Reviews Expansion and Development Plans for India’s National Waterways
Hon'ble Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Sarbananda Sonowal, visited IWAI headquarters in Noida to discuss the country's national waterways and the importance of inland water transport. A five-year plan for new national waterways and collaboration with states in the North Eastern Region were unveiled, focusing on improving waterway infrastructure and promoting tourism... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Jun-2024
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