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Red Sea Crisis Causes Severe Congestion at Transshipment Ports Worldwide
Due to the crisis in the Red Sea, transshipment ports like Singapore are experiencing severe congestion. A report by Drewry highlights the impact of abrupt changes in carriers' service patterns and vessel diversions. The Port of Singapore's productivity has suffered as turnaround times for containers have increased, leading to disruptions in services... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Greece implements advanced technology to monitor whale safety in Kythira.
The Greek government, in partnership with NGOs The Green Tank and OceanCare, is implementing the "SAvE Whales" system in the Strait of Kythira to protect endangered sperm whales from ship collisions. Developed by Dr. Emmanuel Skarsoulis, the technology uses hydrophone arrays to detect and locate whales, alerting ships to reduce risks. This collaboration aims to expand the system to safeguard marine biodiversity... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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3,300-Year-Old Shipwreck Discovered off Northern Coast of Israel
A 3,300-year-old shipwreck discovered off the northern coast of Israel by a natural gas drilling company has rewritten maritime history. The well-preserved vessel challenges previous beliefs about ancient navigation abilities and trade routes, showcasing the seafarers' capability to navigate without a line of sight to land. This groundbreaking find sheds new light on Bronze Age trade and exploration... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Norsepower wind propulsion system to be installed on four tankers.
Shanghai Odely Marine Engineering Co has designed 18,500 dwt chemical tankers for the St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes, equipped with two Rotor Sails each. Norsepower CEO, Heikki Pöntynen, is proud of fitting eight Rotor Sails on four vessels, with plans for more. Union Maritime is committed to wind propulsion, installing it on 34 ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Philippines Clings to Hope for Seafarer Lost on Sinking MV Tutor
The Department of Migrant Workers in the Philippines is grappling with conflicting reports on the fate of a Filipino seafarer from the MV Tutor. Despite the US claiming his death, the DMW has not confirmed it as he remains missing. The department continues to support the seafarer's family and awaits details on a new search operation, standing by them during these difficult times... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Wärtsilä Helps International Seaways Tankers Cut Fuel Costs by 5%
Wärtsilä will supply EnergoFlow and EnergoProFin propulsion solutions to four medium-range tankers in the International Seaways fleet. This upgrade will result in an estimated five percent fuel savings and marks the first time Ice Class 1A FS vessels will be equipped with the EnergoFlow solution. The project aligns with International Seaways' commitment to decarbonization and meeting CII requirements... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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DP World Chennai Economic Zone Awarded IGBC Platinum Certification
DP World's Chennai Economic Zone has been awarded the IGBC Platinum certification, the second for DP World's economic zones in India. The state-of-the-art Free Trade Warehouse Zone features environmentally friendly design, electric vehicle charging stations, and a 1 MW solar plant. Ranjit Ray, Senior VP, praised the team's dedication to sustainability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Rising Piracy Activity in Southeast Asia Prompts Warnings from Monitoring Agencies
Monitoring agencies are warning of increased piracy activity, with perpetrators boarding vessels, tying up crewmembers, and stealing stores. ReCAAP highlights Singapore and Malacca straits as hotspots, with a rise in incidents near Chattogram Anchorage and Kutubdia island in Bangladesh. Recent incidents near Singapore have raised concerns, prompting heightened security measures... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Kongsberg Maritime Receives Approval for Remote Chief Engineer Role Transfer
Kongsberg Maritime has achieved Approval in Principle from DNV to shift the Chief Engineer role from ship to shore-based Remote Operations Centre (ROC). This advancement paves the way for uncrewed vessel operations, with the Chief Engineer now able to oversee and control systems on multiple vessels from a single workstation. The trial includes the world's first electric container vessel, Yara Birkeland... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Cochin Shipyard offers a one-year course in marine engineering.
Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) is offering a 12-month graduate marine engineering course with job opportunities in the shipping industry. Interested candidates can apply online. After completing the course, onboard training, and passing an exam, individuals can start as junior marine engineer officers. Progression to chief engineer is possible with experience and higher certifications. Financial aid and high placement rates are available... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Adani Ports Becomes World’s Largest Transport Provider
APSEZ's market valuation reached $37 billion, surpassing Beijing-Shanghai High Speed Railway, becoming the top transport operations provider globally. Handling 27% of India's total cargo and 44% of containerised cargo in FY24, the company achieved a 24% growth. Adani Ports is set to join India's benchmark equity index, attracting $252 million in inflows... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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BIMCO Provides Details of New SOLAS Amendments
BIMCO outlined the new SOLAS amendments improving safety of Pilot Transfer Arrangements for ships. Drafted by IMO committee, these rules will be adopted in 2024 and effective from 2028. Shipowners must ensure compliance with updated standards by specified dates. Emphasis on obtaining ladders from approved suppliers and conducting thorough inspections to prevent accidents and comply with regulations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Dali crew members allowed to return home amid investigations
The crew of the cargo ship Dali involved in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collision will be allowed to return home after being available for depositions in ongoing investigations. Foreign nationals from India and Sri Lanka, they were initially requested to stay in the U.S. for civil litigation. The investigation into the bridge collapse continues, with some crew members assisting... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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Global Shipping Industry Condemns Red Sea Attacks
The international shipping industry has united to condemn recent attacks in the Red Sea, particularly the drone boat strike on the commercial bulker, Tutor. The tragic death of a seafarer trapped in the flooded engine room prompted 15 global shipping associations to express deep sorrow and denounce the assaults on innocent workers. Urgent action to protect seafarers and ensure freedom of navigation is needed... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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India and Sri Lanka Inaugurate MRCC in Colombo
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe inaugurated the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Colombo, funded by a USD 6 million grant from India. The MRCC aims to enhance maritime safety in the region, showcasing the strong bilateral relations between the two countries. This event signifies a commitment to promoting security and stability in the maritime domain... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Jun-2024
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