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MoPSW in India Welcomes SMWTC for Education Conference
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways (MoPSW) recently chaired the State Maritime & Waterways Transport Committee (SMWTC) Meeting to assess progress in various states. Through video conferencing, stakeholders discussed strategies to enhance safety, sustainability, and economic growth in the sector. This initiative aims to improve infrastructure, operations, and regulations for a more efficient and sustainable maritime and waterways transport system in India... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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Houthi rebels conduct drone attack on tanker in Red Sea
The Liberian-flagged oil tanker Chios Lion is currently being assessed for damage and investigated for a possible oil spill after an attack by Yemeni Houthis in the Red Sea. The crew is safe, and the vessel turned around to head north for further evaluation. Houthi attacks have disrupted world trade since November... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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D G Shipping Selects IIM-Indore for Study on Age Norms for Ships
The Directorate General of Shipping in India has commissioned IIM-Indore to study age norms for ships introduced in 2023. Industry concerns prompted the review of the 25-year age limit for oil tankers and cargo vessels. The comprehensive study will evaluate economic, safety, and environmental impacts and provide policy recommendations. It will also consider international green shipping regulations and promote investment in Indian tonnage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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Oil Tanker Capsizes Off Oman Coast: 16 Crew Members Missing
The crew of a capsized Comoros-flagged oil tanker off Oman is still missing, according to the country's maritime security center. The 16-member crew of the "Prestige Falcon" included 13 Indians and 3 Sri Lankans. The tanker, en route to Aden, capsized near Duqm. Rescue efforts are underway... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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European Ports Embracing Shore Power for a Sustainable Future:
European ports are embracing shore power technology to comply with regulations and reduce emissions. Ports in Germany, Sweden, Finland, and Belgium are leading the way in providing power sources on land for ships, reducing noise, air pollution, and emissions by up to 90%. Government support for shore power projects is increasing globally, with potential for it to become a standard solution for green shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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Seafarers Conference Explores Maritime Challenges
The Seafarers Welfare Conference 2024 in Fremantle highlighted the importance of ship visits for seafarers, addressing issues of loneliness, reliance on technology, and seafarers' rights. Keynote speaker Ben Bailey emphasized justice in the industry, while panel sessions discussed bullying, harassment, and diversity. Despite challenges, organizations continue to support and protect the welfare of seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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YIMO Becomes First Seafarer-Led Youth Organization Recognized by UN Ocean Decade
The Office of the Youth in Maritime (YIMO) has made history as the first seafarer-led youth organization recognized under the UN Ocean Decade's ECOP Program. YIMO President Balinis sees this as a vital connection between research, policy, and young maritime professionals' experiences. Their upcoming project aims to gather insights from seafarers worldwide to shape advocacy efforts and enhance industry transparency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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South African Authorities Warn of Hazardous Debris from Grounded Cargo Ship Ultra Galaxy
South African officials are warning about the fertilizer cargo and debris washing ashore from the grounded bulker Ultra Galaxy after severe weather. Salvage operations are underway as weather allows efforts to rescue the vessel, which ran aground on the Atlantic coast. The vessel, with 18 crew members from the Philippines, remains on its side as teams work to remove cargo and prevent oil spills... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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Innovative Carbon Fiber Ferry Joins San Francisco Bay Fleet
On the same day, San Francisco's Blue & Gold Fleet introduced a hydrogen-powered ferry, Angel Island Tiburon Ferry (AITF) announced plans to electrify two vessels and build a new carbon fiber plug-in battery-hybrid catamaran with New Zealand-based EV Maritime. The innovative vessel will operate on batteries for shorter routes and diesel for longer trips, marking EV Maritime's US debut... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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Iranian Tanker Master Sentenced to Seven Years for Pollution
The captain of Iranian tanker Arman 114 has been sentenced to seven years in prison for missing court dates related to an illicit ship-to-ship transfer in Indonesia. Iran's "shadow fleet" often engages in unregulated oil transfers in Southeast Asia, leading to spills. Despite denying involvement, the captain was convicted of intentional water pollution. The vessel and cargo have been seized, with ownership in dispute... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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Maritime Satellite Communications Set to Double by 2033
A report by Novaspace predicts a significant increase in the market share of Non-Geostationary Orbit solutions in maritime communications, reaching 90% by 2033. Starlink's launch of its maritime service has driven this growth, with the number of vessels using VSAT technology set to double to 90,000 by 2033. Revenues are expected to grow from $1.8 billion in 2023 to $3 billion by 2033... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Jul-2024
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