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Harland and Wolff Group reports £43 million loss in shipbuilding industry.
Shipbuilder Harland and Wolff Group, with a £43 million loss, has halted trading on the LSE due to delayed audited accounts. The company plans to release them next week. They stress the need for a government loan guarantee to stabilize finances. This highlights the challenges faced by maritime businesses and the importance of external support for stability and growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Scientists employ luxury yachts for furthering marine research
Scientist Robert Brewin spent two years collecting data on a superyacht, focusing on microplankton in the ocean. Using the boat for scientific research has gained momentum, with organizations like Yachts for Science providing yacht time to researchers. This approach aims to fill the gap in research capacity and contribute positively to marine conservation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Trafigura Completes First Sustainable Ship-to-Ship Ammonia Transfer Near Ceuta
Trafigura Group achieved a significant milestone by completing its first ship-to-ship ammonia transfer, moving 6,000 metric tons from Louisiana to Spain. The Green Power MGC and Gas Aegean were integral to the successful operation in international waters near Ceuta. This marks Trafigura's dedication to sustainable shipping practices,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Filipino Seafarers’ Remains Return Home After Gulf of Aden Missile Attack
Adrian Parungao reported on the return of two Filipino seafarers killed in a missile attack in the Gulf of Aden. The MV True Confidence vessel was targeted by Houthi rebels, resulting in casualties among the Filipino crew. The DMW confirmed the return of the deceased seafarers to the Philippines, with efforts being made to support their families during this tragic time... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Guidelines for Certification of Seafarers and Manning Requirements by Paris MoU
Paris MoU has released guidelines for certifying Seafarers and Manning Requirements in line with STCW Convention, MLC, and SOLAS. SOLAS V/14.2 applies to ships under SOLAS 1974, while STCW 1978 and MLC, 2006 apply to seafarers on seagoing ships. Inspections should note deficiencies related to these conventions, with specific focus on verifying certificates and endorsements... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Lisbon Residents Push for Shore Power to Cut Cruise Ship Pollution
Residents around Lisbon's port are hopeful for a plug-in infrastructure to eliminate exhaust fumes from cruise ships. European Union regulations require seaports to have electricity infrastructure by 2030. The switch to electricity is seen as a blessing for locals as it reduces pollution and noise, benefiting the environment and health... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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IMO Hosts Maritime Security Training in Mombasa
The IMO sponsored a training session in Mombasa, Kenya on maritime security and SOLAS rule XI-2 compliance. Representatives from major agencies like KCGS, KMA, and KPA attended, focusing on port security in Eastern and Southern Africa. The initiative aims to enhance marine security in nine nations, emphasizing regional collaboration and strict compliance to ensure safety in crucial trade routes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Sweden to Ban Scrubber Use to Protect Marine Environment
The Swedish government plans to ban scrubber discharges in its waters, starting with open-loop scrubbers by July 1, 2025, and all scrubber discharges by January 1, 2029. The move aims to reduce environmental impact from emissions into the sea, particularly from exhaust gas cleaning systems. Swedish shipowners have shifted to low-sulfur fuel, but a national ban ensures compliance across the board... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Autonomous Vehicle Services to Launch in Middle East
Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) and Unique Group are joining forces to bring autonomous vehicle services to the Middle East. OPT's WAM-V USVs will be deployed in the UAE and other GCC countries, accelerating the region's adoption of autonomous technologies. This collaboration aims to meet safety regulations and promote environmentally friendly operations,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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IMRF Celebrates 100 Years of Maritime Rescue Operations
The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) is celebrating its 100th anniversary since its founding in July 1924. Originally named the International Lifeboat Federation, the IMRF has evolved into a leading charity dedicated to enhancing maritime search and rescue capabilities globally. With a focus on addressing key issues in SAR operations, the IMRF continues to provide essential resources... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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Japan’s Hydrogen-Fueled Tanker to Revolutionize Maritime Industry
A design project in Japan has reached a milestone in developing a hydrogen-fueled coastal tanker. Sponsored by The Nippon Foundation, the project aims to have a demonstration vessel by 2025 and operational with a hydrogen engine by 2026. ClassNK has approved designs by Uyeno Transtech, Yanmar Power Technology, and Mitsui E&S Shipbuilding,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jul-2024
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