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Robbery on Heavy Load Carrier Leaves One Injured Near Batam
Indonesian maritime security agency Baklama has reported another daring robbery at sea off the Riau Islands, adding to a string of crimes targeting merchant ships’ engine room spares. The incident occurred in the early hours of June 25, when the Korean heavy load carrier Dongbang Giant No. 6 made a distress call at an anchorage off the Kabil district of Batam, south of the Singapore Strait... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Maritime Partners Expands Portfolio with Acquisition of e1 Marine
Maritime Partners has acquired e1 Marine, known for its innovative hydrogen production technology for the maritime sector. e1 Marine focuses on methanol to hydrogen technology from Element 1 Corp. Maritime Partners aims to revolutionize marine propulsion with this new technology, already integrated into their fleet for a greener future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Gard Acquires Codan Energy & Marine from Alm. Brand Group in $160 Million Deal
Danish insurance conglomerate Alm. Brand Group has sold its Codan Energy & Marine division to Gard for $160 million in cash and $70 million in equity. This move aligns with Alm. Brand's strategy to maximize value and strengthens Gard's position in the marine and energy sectors. The acquisition brings Gard $180 million in annual premium income and a stronger foothold in the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Arctic Heavy Bunker Oil Ban Takes Effect to Protect Environment
Ships in Arctic waters are now banned from using or transporting heavy bunker oil, according to a new UN regulation. But environmental groups argue the ban is not comprehensive enough to address the impact of soot emissions on the Arctic's environment. The ban aims to prevent spills that could harm Arctic species... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Iranian Shadow Tanker Master Goes Missing Before Indonesian Trial
A court in Batam, Indonesia postponed the trial in a case involving a tanker caught in illegal activities. The master of the vessel disappeared before the session, adding complexity to the case. Ownership of the tanker, suspected of smuggling Iranian oil, remains disputed. The vessel faces potential seizure and auction, while the crew's fate and pending charges hang in the balance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Geopolitical Unrest Spurs Biggest Increase in Maritime Transport Since 2010
Global maritime transport is on the rise in 2024 due to disruptions in the Red Sea, forcing ships to take longer routes. Shipping activity is set to increase by 5.1%, impacting carbon emissions and trade volumes. Container shipping is most affected, with 690 ships rerouting around the Cape of Good Hope... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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$2.5 Million Fund Announced to Support Seafarer Charities in NSW
Port Authority CEO Philip Holliday, NSW Ports CEO Marika Calfas, and Port of Newcastle CEO Craig Carmody revealed the initial recipients of funding in the $2.5 million five-year fund. Calfas praised the initiative for aiding seafarer charities in extending their services and ensuring consistent financial support... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Hurricane Beryl Threatens Caribbean Islands with Flooding and Strong Winds
Hurricane Beryl intensified on its path towards the Leeward Caribbean islands, posing threats of flooding, storm surges, and life-threatening winds. Residents prepared by securing businesses, stocking up on supplies, and following evacuation orders. The storm's early and robust formation has raised concerns across the region, with authorities urging caution and readiness... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Filipino Crew Attacked by Houthi Rebels in Red Sea Return Home
Five Filipino crew members of MV Transworld Navigator, attacked by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, have returned to the Philippines. The Department of Migrant Workers confirmed that they received financial and other assistance upon arrival. Despite one minor injury, the rest were unharmed. The government imposed restrictions on Filipino seafarers from passing through war-like zones in response to the incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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AI in Shipping: Cutting 47 Million Tonnes of Carbon Emissions
A study by Orca AI reveals AI's potential in reducing carbon emissions in the shipping industry. AI can minimize manoeuvres during encounters with marine targets, leading to a 47 million tonne decrease in emissions annually. With the industry responsible for 3% of global CO2 emissions, experts stress the need for stricter measures. Orca AI's CEO sees AI as key to optimizing voyages and achieving autonomous shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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IMO and MTCCs Sign MoU to Boost Maritime Decarbonization
Representatives from five Maritime Technologies Cooperation Centres (MTCCs) met at the IMO to formalize a memorandum of understanding for inter-MTCC cooperation. Dr. Jose Matheickal highlighted the importance of collaboration in bridging knowledge gaps between regions. The MTCCs focus on technical cooperation, capacity building, and technology transfer... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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US Forces Shoot Down Houthi-Linked Drones in Red Sea
In the past 24 hours, US forces intercepted and shot down three maritime drones linked to Yemen's Houthi group in the Red Sea. Centcom emphasized the importance of safeguarding freedom of navigation and condemned the Houthis' actions. The US military's response underscores the commitment to protecting international waters and ensuring the security of vessels in the region.... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Vessel attacked by multiple small boats in the Red Sea
A merchant ship encountered a dozen small boats in the southern Red Sea near Yemen. The boats, some uncrewed, approached within 1.5 nautical miles of the vessel before retreating. The ship and crew are safe, continuing their journey. Recent Houthi attacks have escalated, with the introduction of a new unmanned surface vessel... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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Union Minister Leads Pre-Budget Meeting of India’s Maritime Sector
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal convened a pre-Budget meeting with industry stakeholders to discuss India's maritime sector development. Encouraging collaboration, he urged stakeholders to share ideas for nation-building efforts. Emphasizing sustainable infrastructure, Sonowal highlighted initiatives like the Vadhavan Mega Transshipment Port to boost economic growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2024
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