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MoU Signed to Establish UP Inland Waterways Authority
The Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) and the Uttar Pradesh Transport Department signed an MoU to establish the UP Inland Waterways Authority. This partnership aims to develop and regulate inland waterways in Uttar Pradesh, boost transport efficiency, and drive economic growth. IRS will provide technical support, skill enhancement, and capacity building opportunities for stakeholders... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Record High Abandoned Vessels and Unpaid Wages in 2023: ITF
In 2023, the International Transport Workers’ Federation reported a record number of abandoned vessels and unpaid seafarer wages. Inspectors recovered over US$57 million in wages owed to 1188 seafarers, emphasizing the impact on families back home. With 125 inspectors globally, the ITF monitors ships for exploitation and enforces agreements,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Fuel Demand Surge Due to Longer Maritime Routes After Red Sea Incidents
Sales of bunker fuel in Singapore have hit record levels as global shipping routes shift to avoid the Red Sea. The increase is attributed to longer routes around Africa's Cape of Good Hope due to ongoing attacks by Houthi militia. This diversion has led to a significant decrease in traffic through the Suez Canal, highlighting Singapore's dominance in bunkering fuel sales... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Unique Nurse-Led Clinic Opens in Port Tampa Bay
The new nurse-managed clinic at Port Tampa Bay is the first of its kind at a port globally, offering primary health services to maritime workers. Staffed by nurse practitioners, the clinic provides essential care such as physicals, screenings, and chronic disease management. The clinic is well-equipped to address the unique healthcare needs of seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Greek Ship Safety Center to Train Seafarers in Evolving Maritime Industry
A new maritime safety centre in Athens, supported by ABS, will equip seafarers for challenges in the evolving shipping industry. With a focus on workforce readiness, the Hellenic Ship Safety Center will use immersive training techniques and virtual reality to address emerging safety issues like dynamic fuels and cyber risks... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Alliance formed to reduce maritime emissions through joint efforts.
RightShip and ZeroNorth have joined forces to combine their solutions, aiming to improve vessel performance and emissions management. By integrating RightShip’s GHG 2.0 Rating and Safety Score with ZeroNorth’s CII Emissions Analytics, users will gain a comprehensive view of their fleet's efficiency and environmental impact... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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CONCOR signs Memorandum of Understanding with SCI
Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) and Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) have joined forces through a MoU to enhance end-to-end logistics services for customers. Together, they will explore business opportunities by sharing infrastructure and expertise. CMD of CONCOR believes this collaboration will help expand operations and offer customisable logistics solutions globally... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Navigating Cybersecurity: The Role of Maritime Connectivity Experts
Marlink President Maritime Tore Morten Olsen stresses the importance of maritime expertise in ship connectivity. With solutions like Starlink improving bandwidth and reducing latency, traditional software packages are becoming obsolete. Marlink acts as a digital partner, integrating networks and focusing on cybersecurity measures like UTM and EDR... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Colombo Tanker Oil Spill: Master Ordered to Stay in Sri Lanka for 30 Days
A magistrate in Colombo, Sri Lanka has ordered the master of a tanker responsible for a minor oil spill in the harbor to remain in the country for 30 days. The spill, traced back to the Indian-owned vessel Ark Prestige, has prompted authorities to seek compensation and take measures to contain and address the environmental impact... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Importance of Shore Leave for Seafarers: ITF Seafarers’ Trust Survey and Advocacy
Head of the ITF Seafarers' Trust, Katie Higginbottom, discusses the importance of shore leave for seafarers' well-being and the challenges they face in accessing it. The COVID-19 pandemic worsened these issues, raising concerns about the normalization of limited shore leave. The Trust advocates for seafarers' rights... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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A proposal for a new Magna Carta for Filipino seafarers.
The Magna Carta for Seafarers bill, initially passed a decade ago, aims to protect the rights of 700,000 seafarers. Despite concerns over certain provisions, the bill has been revised and awaits President Marcos Jr.'s signature. Key provisions include free training, gender equality, and legal assistance. The PTGWO urges prompt approval to improve seafarers' working conditions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Stena Line Implements AI System for Sustainable Vessel Operations
Stena Line introduces AI system, Voyage Optimisation System, to enhance vessel operations at sea. By analyzing real-time factors like wind and waves, the AI reduces fuel consumption and ensures energy efficiency. The collaboration between developers and crew improves AI solutions, integrating technology as an assistant to human decision-making... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Reducing Emissions in Shipping with Onboard Carbon Capture
Onboard carbon capture (OCC) is gaining traction in the shipping industry as a way to reduce emissions while continuing to use conventional fuels. DNV emphasizes the need for collaboration between regulators, policymakers, industry representatives, and suppliers for the success of this method. The latest white paper explores OCC as a potential solution for decarbonization... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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Houthis Target Greek Bulkers in Alleged Israel Route Attack
The Houthi spokesperson claimed to have targeted ships calling into Israeli ports, including Greek bulkers like the Roza and Vantage Dream. The Maersk Seletar, transporting materials for the U.S. military, was also reportedly attacked in the Arabian Sea. Despite strikes on Houthi storage locations, their attacks persist, with recent incidents involving anti-ship missiles and drones in June... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Jun-2024
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