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HD Hyundai showcases new AI-equipped ships at international marine expo
HD Hyundai has unveiled its plans for futuristic ships at the shipbuilding and marine expo Posidonia 2024. HD Hyundai affiliates, including HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, are participating in the world's largest marine expo scheduled from Monday to Friday in Athens, Greece, according to the holding company Tuesday... -The Korea JoongAng DailyPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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ISO publishes updated fuel specification for marine applications
The International Standards Organization recently announced the publication of ISO 8217:2024, an updated version of the specification for fuel use in marine applications. The new spec sets forth detailed requirements for marine fuels, including biodiesel blends up to B100, ensuring their suitability and safety for use in nearly every distillate and residual fuel grade... -Biodiesel MagazinePosted On:5-Jun-2024
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“Unseaworthy” Bulker Banned from Australia for Three Months
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) reports it has banned its third ship in 2024, this time citing an “unseaworthy” condition for the action. The authority is known for a strict policy and for taking actions both to protect seafarers and the Australian environment... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Professional Development Program for Seafarers in Cameroon
Maritime officials in Cameroon recently completed a national training course by IMO to enhance their skills in administering seafarer training and certification. The training focused on implementing the STCW Convention to improve safety and competence standards. This initiative aims to boost the maritime sector in Cameroon and promote gender balance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Red Sea Disruptions Pose Threat to Global Trade, Maersk Warns
Maersk, a global indicator of world trade, raised its profit forecast due to disruptions in the Red Sea that have impacted global supply chains. The company now expects adjusted earnings of $7-9 billion, higher than the previous forecast. Analysts view the profit increase as temporary relief, with high prices expected to continue... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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South Korea Launches First Domestically-Built Geophysical Research Vessel
Korean officials celebrated the commissioning of Tamhae 3, South Korea's first domestically-built geophysical exploration research vessel, at Pohang Yeongilman Port. The vessel, a collaboration between Norway's Ulstein Design and Korea's HJ Heavy Industries, took eight years to complete and received a government investment exceeding $130 million... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Top Indian Ports by Cargo Volume and Growth Rates in May 2024
Deendayal port led in cargo volume, followed by Paradip and Visakhapatnam ports. Visakhapatnam saw a growth of 22.05%, with Chennai, Cochin, and Mumbai ports following. In May 2024, various ports experienced cargo growth, while Kolkata, Kamarajar, and Mormugao ports faced declines in handling... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Ensuring Filipino Seafarers’ Well-being: Ron Salo’s Mission
Ron Salo, a Kabayan Party-list representative, is renowned in the maritime industry for championing the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers. Influenced by his Pangasinan roots and personal experiences, Salo advocates for seafarers' rights. His dedication extends to migrant workers' welfare, reflecting his commitment to creating a just society... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Greece and France join forces to collaborate on maritime economy.
Greece and France have signed a declaration of intent to strengthen their maritime economies. The agreement includes collaboration on offshore wind energy projects, upgrading ports to meet environmental standards, and joint actions in the shipping sector. Both countries are committed to promoting sustainable practices, protecting the marine environment,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Survitec Urges For Proper Maintenance of Ship Fire Safety Systems
Survitec stresses the importance of proper maintenance and inspection of ship fire safety systems in a new white paper. With a rise in fire-related deficiencies during inspections, the company highlights the need for industry-wide regulation to prevent disasters. Director Metkel Yohannes emphasizes the role of accredited service partners in ensuring ship safety and avoiding potential disasters... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Empowering Women at Sea: A Message from Wallem Group’s CEO
The IMO International Day for Women in Maritime 2024 celebrates progress in gender equality in the industry. Despite advancements, unconscious bias remains a challenge. Efforts to promote women in maritime roles are ongoing, with organizations like WISTA International and companies like Wallem leading the way... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Philippines to launch online services for seafarers
MARINA is launching online services for seafarers and stakeholders on July 1 to digitalize government transactions. QR codes will streamline processes in the maritime sector, enhancing efficiency. MARINA director Marc Anthony Pascua emphasized the importance of these services, including the Blockchain-Enabled Automatic Certification System... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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First Biofuel Bunkering Operation at Port of Sohar
The Port and Free Zone of Sohar have implemented biofuel in tugboat operations, aiming to enhance marine sustainability and decrease carbon dioxide emissions. B20, a blend of 80% diesel and 20% biofuel, was used for the tug Sohar as a trial, making Sohar one of the first ports in the Middle East to use biofuel for tug operations.... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Aging Fleet Poses Obstacles for Crude Oil Tanker Industry
The crude oil tanker market faces challenges due to an ageing fleet in need of replacement. Shipyards focus on building other vessel types. Trafigura orders five new VLCC tankers to modernize its fleet. The market requires around 1,100 new crude oil tankers, including 400 VLCCs, to meet demand. Trafigura sees potential growth in this segment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Challenges in Enforcing Maritime Regulations
Regulations in the maritime industry are becoming more complex, making it challenging to understand and enforce them. CEO of Lookout Maritime highlighted the growing difficulty at the Capital Link conference. With upcoming additional costs for FuelEU voyages, the industry is facing a maze of rules. Despite differing opinions on compliance methods, the industry aims to achieve sustainability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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Working Conditions for Seafarers Highlighted in Q1 2024 Data
Data from the first quarter of 2024 reveals the harsh working conditions faced by seafarers, with increased risks due to geopolitical tensions. The International Bargaining Forum designated the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden as 'Warlike' zones after a fatal missile attack, while Somali piracy incidents resurged. SeafarerHelp saw a rise in seafarers seeking assistance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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EU and Japan to collaborate on clean hydrogen innovation
The Clean Hydrogen Partnership and Japan's NEDO have signed a cooperation agreement to accelerate the deployment of hydrogen technologies globally. This milestone agreement aims to promote joint research and demonstration projects in electrolysis and hydrogen carriers. It builds on 15 years of bilateral cooperation and aligns with efforts to address energy transition and climate change challenges... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Jun-2024
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