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India’s Maritime Strategy Dialogue Aims for Global Leadership
The Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways plans to host an annual maritime strategy dialogue in November or December, aiming to become a leading maritime power in the next two decades. Modeled after the successful Raisina Dialogue, this event will bring together global shipping ministers to discuss key maritime issues. Discussions and plans for the dialogue are set to finalize by early September,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Indian Port Workers Call Off Strike After Last Minute Pay Deal
Nearly 20,000 workers at major Indian ports have called off their strike after reaching a new agreement for an 8.5% pay increase over five years. The deal, crucial in avoiding disruptions in the global supply chain, followed months of negotiations between unions and the government. The resolution highlights the importance of cooperation in maintaining essential services... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Houthi Hit Greek Oil Tanker Sparks Environmental Concerns
The Greek-flagged crude oil tanker Sounion was attacked by Yemen's Houthis, causing a fire and potential oil leak in the Red Sea. The Pentagon condemned the attack as an act of terrorism, highlighting the risks to global commerce and civilian lives. Efforts are underway to address the environmental impact and assist the vessel... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Indian Coast Guard Continues Search for Three Crew Members
The Indian Coast Guard successfully rescued 11 individuals from the sinking MV ITT PUMA, 90 nautical miles south of Sagar Island. Coast Guard ships and aircraft worked together to save the crew members and provide medical assistance. The search continues for three missing crew members, showcasing the Coast Guard's dedication to maritime rescue operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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JNPA Launches Shore Power Project to Reduce Emissions
The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority in Navi Mumbai is leading a pioneering project to provide shore-side power supply to ships by 2030, aiming to reduce diesel usage, cut fuel costs, and minimize environmental pollution. With only a few ports globally offering this technology, JNPA's initiative aligns with the government's Green Port Initiative... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Seafarers Hospital Society to Support Women at Sea
The Seafarers’ Hospital Society (SHS) in the UK is launching a pilot project to provide free feminine hygiene products to female seafarers at sea. This initiative aims to address the lack of necessary healthcare products for women onboard ships, promoting well-being and gender equality in the maritime industry. Funding from The TK Foundation and The Seafarers’ Charity will support the distribution of menstrual health kits to women in need... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Captain of Mike Lynch’s Sunken Yacht Remains Silent During Investigation in Sicily
The captain of the luxury yacht, belonging to British technology magnate Mike Lynch, chose to remain silent during questioning by Italian prosecutors following the tragic sinking off Sicily. James Cutfield, the New Zealand citizen, cited exhaustion and the need for more time to prepare his defense. The investigation is ongoing with no immediate charges... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Continued Expansion of the Container Ship Fleet Shows Sustained Growth.
The container shipping industry is experiencing a significant increase in fleet expansion, with strong demand for new ships despite a slight slowdown at the end of 2023. Contracts signed in 2024 have surpassed the total for the previous year, indicating a potential 44% rise in new capacity compared to 2021. Ship recycling rates and cargo volume growth will play a crucial role in determining actual fleet growth in the coming years... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Largest German-Flagged Ultra-Large Container Vessel Delivered
German carrier Hapag-Lloyd has welcomed the new ultra-large container vessel, Hamburg Express, from Hanwha Ocean. This 399-meter-long ship is the largest under the German flag, part of a series of 12 "Hamburg Express" class vessels. Equipped with advanced engine technology, it can operate on VLSFO, LNG, and alternative fuels, promoting sustainable shipping practices... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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IMPA Collaborates on Remote Pilotage Study for Safer Maritime Navigation
The International Maritime Pilots’ Association (IMPA) is partnering with the Canadian National Centre of Expertise on Maritime Pilotage (NCEMP) and the Canadian Coast Guard to study the feasibility of remote pilotage in enhancing safe navigation practices. This collaboration aims to provide evidence-based guidance for the future of maritime trade... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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All-Electric Hydrofoiling Boat with Advanced Performance and Sustainability Launched
ENVGO, a new player in the maritime industry, has launched the NV1, an all-electric hydrofoiling boat. With a large battery pack and DC charging capabilities, this vessel offers impressive range on the water. Backed by investors and led by executives with robotics and technology backgrounds, ENVGO aims to revolutionize the maritime industry with fully electric solutions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Royal Caribbean Orders up to Three Mega Cruise Ships
Royal Caribbean Group has ordered up to three new Icon Class vessels from Finnish shipbuilder Meyer Turku, making them the world's largest cruise ships. The first ship is set for delivery in 2027, with options for two more. This move is part of the company's strategy to meet high demand in the cruise sector and continue its growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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Controversy Surrounds Magna Carta for Filipino Seafarers: Calls for Fairness and Justice
The pending Magna Carta for Filipino Seafarers has sparked controversy over a provision on execution bonds that may penalize seafarers. Supreme Court Justice Marvic Leonen stressed the need for fairness and social justice, highlighting inadequate compensation for disabilities or deaths. Senate leaders oppose the contentious provision, delaying the bill's passage into law... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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LR Type Approval for Zelim Swift Man Overboard Recovery
Zelim's SWIFT man overboard recovery device has received full type approval from Lloyd’s Register, paving the way for widespread use in the maritime industry. The system can rescue individuals from the sea in less than one minute, improving survival rates in man overboard incidents. This certification assures compliance with safety regulations, making it a valuable asset for ships and offshore installations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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First Rim-Drive Thruster Achieves Silent-E Notation in Groundbreaking Achievement
Kongsberg Maritime's rim-drive azimuth thruster has made history by receiving the prestigious Silent-E notation from DNV. The thruster's success was showcased on the Norwind Hurricane vessel, where it effectively reduced underwater noise pollution. This certification underscores the company's dedication to environmental protection and highlights the thruster's energy-saving benefits and operational efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:28-Aug-2024
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