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Tug collision with trawler due to control transfer error: Report
The UK's MAIB report detailed a collision between a trawler and a moored tug in Hull due to a control transfer error. The incident occurred during berthing, with the vessel unexpectedly moving forward and hitting the tug. The investigation highlighted the need for an interlock on the propulsion controls to prevent similar accidents in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Exploring Goa’s Ancient Ports and Maritime History
Goa's maritime history is a tapestry of ancient ports, bustling trade, and cultural exchange. With a 105km coastline hosting ports like Gopakpattan and Chandrapur, the state was a vital hub for ships and traders. These ports were crucial for spice trade and cultural exchange, shaping the vibrant heritage of Goa. Archaeological remnants continue to showcase the state's enduring ties with foreign countries... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Significant Port Congestion Due to Shipping Delays in Singapore and Shanghai
To deal with the crisis in the Red Sea, shipping companies have resorted to bundling vessels, causing severe congestion in key ports like Singapore and Shanghai/Ningbo. Ships are waiting almost two weeks to dock, with hundreds of containers stranded. Prices for containers have sharply risen due to high demand and supply issues... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Singapore Authorities Investigate Seatrium Over Corruption Scandal
A year after Singapore launched an investigation into pre-2015 corruption involving Sembcorp Marine and Keppel Offshore & Marine, Seatrium confirmed additional information requests. The company settled in Brazil over decade-old activities and agreed to a fine in Singapore in February 2024. MAS and CAD are now investigating potential offenses, with Seatrium pledging full cooperation. Former executives also face charges... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Southampton’s Maritime Industry Shines at Maritime UK Awards
Southampton’s maritime industry had a lot to celebrate at the Maritime UK Awards. NASH Maritime, a company based in the city, was named the small and medium-sized enterprise of the year at a recent ceremony in Belfast. Additionally, Scarlett Barnett-Smith, who was trained at Warsash Maritime School, received the prestigious Bevis Minter Award... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Recalling Houthi drone attack on cargo ship in Red Sea.
The attack on MV Tutor in the Red Sea by Houthis marked a new tactic, using a remote-controlled boat to cause significant damage. Only 21 of the 22 Filipino crew members returned home, with one still missing. The chaotic aftermath left the crew disoriented, with the captain describing the flooding and rescue efforts. President Marcos directed efforts to ensure seafarers' safety in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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APSEZ Earns High Ratings for Sustainability and Climate Action
APSEZ has been awarded a rating by CDP based on emissions reduction, climate policy, supplier engagement, Scope 3 emissions, and risk management processes. CEO Ashwini Gupta aims to achieve a net zero commitment by 2040 through renewable capacity expansion and greening transportation. Sustainalytics also recognizes APSEZ as having negligible ESG risks... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Shipping companies experiment with biofuel derived from cashew nut shells.
The shipping industry is turning to biofuels like those made from cashew shells to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. However, challenges in production and infrastructure hinder widespread adoption. Companies are actively pursuing sustainable fuel options, signaling a shift towards greener practices. Despite obstacles, the industry's commitment to cleaner energy reflects a growing focus on environmental responsibility in maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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New findings reveal alarming evidence of seafarer fatigue
A recent report from the World Maritime University, supported by the ITF Seafarers' Trust, has exposed the harsh working conditions and fatigue faced by seafarers due to employer practices. Seafarer welfare advocate Katie Higginbottom discussed the findings, emphasizing the need to address minimum safe manning and improve seafarer well-being in the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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V.Group Acquired by STAR Capital-Led Consortium for Future Growth
V.Group, a prominent ship management and maritime services provider, has been acquired by a consortium led by STAR Capital. With the deal subject to regulatory approval, the acquisition is projected to finalize in early fall 2024. V.Group's extensive range of services and customer-centric approach make it an attractive investment for further growth and strategic development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Philippines Launches Blockchain System for Filipino Seafarers
MARINA is set to launch a new online system, BEST, to streamline services for Filipino seafarers. This blockchain-enabled platform will allow for real-time processing, online payments, and certificate tracking. The system will also aid the PCG in verifying documents and the DOTr in implementing online ticketing for passenger ships to reduce queues during peak travel periods... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Red Sea Crisis Predicted to Impact Maritime Industry until 2025
The Red Sea crisis continues to impact the maritime industry, with attacks by the Iran-backed Houthis leading to disruptions, increased costs, and longer journeys. Drewry warns of ongoing challenges through 2025, with factors like capacity crunch, demand growth, carrier behavior, and operational disruptions contributing to the problem... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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Filipino Crew Rescued from Houthi Attack in Red Sea Return Home
Twenty-one Filipino crew members of MV Tutor, rescued after a Houthi attack in the Red Sea, safely arrived in the Philippines. They were welcomed by government officials and received financial assistance. Additionally, the bodies of three Filipino workers who died in a fire in Kuwait were repatriated. The government facilitated their return in accordance with President Marcos Jr.'s directive... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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India’s First Green Hydrogen Container Designed
Braithwaite & Co. Limited (BCL) has developed India’s first container for transporting green Hydrogen. Utilizing renewable energy for electrolysis, the 40ft x 8ft x 9.6ft container is well-insulated and ventilated. Equipped with various units, it is set to revolutionize the Hydrogen transportation industry with its innovative design and energy-efficient features... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Jun-2024
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