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US Treasury Sanctions Funders of Houthi Rebels
The U.S. Treasury Department, through its Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), designated individuals and vessels linked to Iran-based Houthis in the Red Sea as blocked property. These sanctions target illicit financial activities supporting the Houthis' destabilizing actions, with a focus on Sa'id al-Jamal's network financing Yemen-based attacks on commercial shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Rising Shipping Fuel Costs: A Global Economic Challenge
Jason Starr, VP of operations at Globe Electric, recalls the shipping crisis during Covid, preparing the company for the current shipping challenges. As global trade faces disruptions and potential inflation, companies like COE Distributing and Lalo navigate rising costs and consider reshoring production. The fragility of global trade remains a critical concern... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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India’s Vizhinjam Port Seeks Crew Change Option for Shipping Sector.
Vizhinjam International Seaport Ltd (VISL) is strategically positioned for crew changes at the outer anchorage, similar to Colombo. With a focus on transshipment operations, industry stakeholders advocate for streamlined processes to attract more ships and boost the local economy. Captain Sanjay Prashar highlights the economic potential of Vizhinjam, emphasizing the need for efficient immigration and customs services to facilitate crew changes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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IMO to Start Live Streaming and Public Document Access
The IMO Council has announced a significant move towards transparency by live streaming plenary sessions and making documents public. The 132nd session in London also focused on modernizing operations, including establishing hybrid meeting capabilities and strengthening multilingualism. Secretary-General Dominguez emphasized the importance of efficiency and investment in staff... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Ro/Ro Engineers Tried an Impossible Fix to Avoid Grounding
The crew of the ro/ro freight ferry Mazarine faced a crisis when a cracked pipe fitting caused a loss of power and eventual grounding near Land's End, UK. Despite heroic efforts to repair the damage, the vessel sustained extensive hull damage. A temporary fix using epoxy and metal clamps failed, leading to a risky weld repair attempt before being towed to Falmouth for repairs. Transport Malta commended the crew for their efforts under challenging circumstances... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Stress Symptoms Among Seafarers in the Red Sea
Seafarers navigating the Red Sea face the constant threat of terrorist attacks, leading to mental health issues like stress, fear, trauma, and PTSD. Clinical psychologist Alexander Dimitrevich notes the significant distress and potential long-term consequences for these individuals. The Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, driven by a desire to terrorize, add to the stress and anxiety experienced by seafarers, highlighting the urgent need for support... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Innovative Hydrogen Power Generator Showcased at SMM by eCap Marine
eCap Marine is set to unveil its emission-free Hydrogen Power Generator - H2PowerPac at the upcoming SMM in Hamburg. The successful retrofit of an offshore supply vessel with eCap Marine’s H2PowerPac showcases the company’s engineering expertise. The system provides emission-free energy for extended propulsion, ensuring sustainable and eco-friendly operation in sensitive marine environments. Visit Booth 317 in Hall A3 to learn more... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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New Sea Tel Antenna Launched by Cobham Satcom for maritime industry.
Cobham Satcom has unveiled the Sea Tel 370s TV antenna, catering to cruise ships and mega yachts. This new technology offers high-quality programming globally, reducing technical costs over time. The antenna features automatic C-band switching for uninterrupted live TV viewing, including popular channels like ESPN. The company aims to enhance guest satisfaction in the cruise sector while minimizing manual antenna modifications... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Warning Issued by US Coast Guard Following Rotor Blade Incident at Vineyard Wind Farm
The U.S. Coast Guard warns mariners of debris near Vineyard Wind offshore wind farm after a turbine blade broke off. Vineyard Wind, a partnership between Avangrid and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partner, is taking action to remove debris and address the situation. The project aims to power over 400,000 Massachusetts homes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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New RMU Chancellor Vows to Strengthen Academic and Industry Partnerships
The new Chancellor of RMU, Alhaji Fanday Turay, vows to elevate academic standards and forge stronger ties with industry partners. At the recent BoG meeting in Accra, Turay emphasized his dedication to diversity, inclusion, and investing in learning resources. With a focus on innovation and critical thinking, he aims to prepare students for success in the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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WA: Seafarers’ Welfare and Pilbara Center Emphasized by Minister
During Day 2 of the Seafarers Welfare Conference in Fremantle, WA, Minister for Ports David Michael revealed plans for a sustainable funding model for seafarer welfare services. Fremantle Ports aims to involve the shipping industry in contributing to this model, with Minister Michael expressing optimism about the progress being made. Other port authorities in Western Australia are also actively supporting seafarer welfare initiatives... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Marine Plastic Litter Global Industry Alliance needed to address IMO issues.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is calling on businesses in the shipping and fisheries sectors to join the Marine Plastic Litter Global Industry Alliance (GIA). This alliance aims to develop solutions for reducing ocean plastics from shipping and fisheries activities. Members will collaborate on guidelines, tools, and awareness campaigns. Interested companies must submit an Expression of Interest detailing their commitment and contributions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Netherlands Sets New Biofuel Standard for Maritime Sustainability
The NEN 7427-1 standard by the Royal Netherlands Standardization Institute addresses the need for biofuel specifications in maritime shipping. Developed with input from industry stakeholders, it sets quality requirements for FAME and M-FAME blends with marine fuels. This standard aims to support emission reduction goals and may eventually be integrated into international standards like ISO 8217 for consistent biofuel use in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Commencement of a new mission to scan and salvage Titanic’s artifacts.
A groundbreaking expedition to the Titanic wreck is underway, led by RMS Titanic, Inc. Using ROVs with 65K cameras, the team aims to examine the site for deterioration and new discoveries. They will focus on the ship's radio and explore the debris field for organic materials and belongings. A commemorative ceremony will honor the victims and research director Paul-Henri Nargeolet... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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Australia grants 12 feasibility licenses for Victoria’s offshore wind projects.
The Australian government has granted a second batch of feasibility licenses for offshore wind energy projects off the Gippsland coast in Victoria. Companies like RWE and Iberdrola are among those granted licenses to explore proposed wind farms. Minister Chris Bowen highlighted the significance of this development, with a doubling in the number of licenses granted for offshore wind projects in Australia... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jul-2024
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