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Crew Member Injured Using Lathe on Vessel, Transport Malta Report
Transport Malta’s Marine Safety Investigation Unit has released a report on an incident involving a crew member who suffered a serious injury while using a lathe on a vessel. The incident occurred while the fitter was working on fabricating a securing pin for an anchor cable stopper during the voyage from Antwerp, Belgium... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Master Faces Jail Time and Fines After Crew Reports MARPOL Violation
The master of a UAE-owned product tanker pleaded guilty today, June 11, to obstruction and violating ship pollution prevention laws during an appearance in a Louisiana court. The master who will be sentenced in September could face both jail time and significant fines and this comes after the ship’s owners and managers separately pleaded guilty with a proposed $2 million fine... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:12-Jun-2024
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4 Types Of Green Fuels For Ships and Their Challenges
As the maritime industry braces itself to decarbonize, concerns over carbon emissions escalate, thus intensifying the quest for alternate sources of energy. Amidst this, an array of alternative energy sources are emerging and promise to redefine the future of maritime. This article examines viable green fuel options for the marine sector, breaking them into three main categories: infrastructure, safety, and availability... -Marine InsightPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Walking the talk of seafarers' welfare
SEAFARERS have always been acknowledged as the core of the shipping industry, the unsung heroes of global trade and commerce, and the indispensables. They are celebrated on certain days of the year, featured on media platforms and conferred with awards... -The Manila TimesPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Significant Increase in Crude Oil Flows via Cape of Good Hope in 2024
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, maritime trade has shifted dramatically due to drone and missile attacks in the Middle East, leading to a 47% increase in crude oil and oil product flows around the Cape of Good Hope. This rerouting has impacted trade dynamics and increased transport times and costs significantly... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Panama Canal Authority to Increase Capacity and Reduce Restrictions
The Panama Canal Authority is increasing capacity and reducing restrictions to address concerns of larger vessels. By July, the Neopanamax Locks will have nine daily transits, and the Panamax Locks will increase to 25 daily transits. The maximum draft will be increased to 46 feet, with plans for a new reservoir to accommodate more transits... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Cochin Port Authority Hosts Workshop on Green Hydrogen Development
The Cochin Port Authority, in collaboration with the Indian Ports Association, held a workshop on 'Pathway for a Successful Green Hydrogen Pilot at Cochin Port' to explore hydrogen fuel development opportunities. Over 50 industry partners attended, discussing the port's potential in developing a bunkering facility for green hydrogen and its derivatives... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Hapag-Lloyd anticipates extended diversions in the Red Sea despite ceasefire efforts
German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd anticipates a prolonged halt in shipping through the Suez Canal, even post-ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. The company cites ongoing Houthi attacks as a significant hindrance to normal operations. Both Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk faced substantial stock declines following this update, signaling broader disruptions in commercial shipping worldwide... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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US Imposes Sanctions on Ship Captains
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has targeted two captains for assisting in transporting Iranian-linked oil, a departure from usual practice. Captains Vivek Ashok Pandey and Sandeep Singh Choudhary have been blacklisted for their involvement with tankers smuggling oil for Iran. The Treasury has also imposed sanctions on companies linked to these activities... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Fewest containers lost at sea in 2023: WSC report
A new report by the World Shipping Council (WSC) reveals that the number of containers lost at sea will hit a record low in 2023. The annual report shows only 221 out of 250 million containers were lost at sea last year, a vast improvement from previous years. CEO John Butler emphasized the need for continued prevention efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Baltimore Harbor Navigation Channel Fully Restored
The Federal navigation channel for Baltimore Harbor was fully restored just 76 days after the Dali ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The US Army Corp of Engineers confirmed the restoration of the 700-foot wide and 50-foot-deep channel after extensive underwater surveys. Lt. Gen. Scott Spellmon commended the unified efforts that led to the reopening of the Federal Channel for port operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Study of Parametric Rolling Leads to Record Low Container Losses
The container shipping industry has seen a decrease in containers lost at sea, thanks to efforts in managing parametric rolling and improving container safety. A project by the Netherlands' Marin institute aims to enhance transportation safety, providing valuable data and education to mariners. With only 221 containers lost out of 250 million transported in 2023, the industry continues to prioritize safety measures... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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Visakhapatnam Port Promotes Adventure Sports Cruises
Discover the thrill of adventure sports with cruise packages highlighting water sports, scuba diving, trekking, and white water rafting in Andhra Pradesh. The Visakhapatnam Port Authority is transforming the state into a premier cruise destination, supporting ex-crew members to start businesses catering to the needs of the industry and boosting the local economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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India: Sarbananda Sonowal Takes Charge of MoPSW
Sarbananda Sonowal, a prominent BJP leader, has been appointed as the Union Minister for Ports, Shipping, and Waterways in the NDA government. Sonowal, representing the Dibrugarh Lok Sabha constituency in Assam, is committed to advancing India's maritime sector. His appointment signifies a strategic focus on enhancing the country's presence in the global maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Jun-2024
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