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Statement by IMO Secretary-General on MV Sounion
The recent attack on the MV Sounion tanker in the Southern Red Sea has sparked concerns for international shipping safety. With one million barrels of crude oil on board, the lives of seafarers were at risk. Efforts are being made to prevent an oil spill and address the security challenges posed by the incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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British Maritime Agency Confirms Burning Oil Tanker Still Afloat
A UK maritime agency reported the MT SOUNION, attacked by the Houthis in the Red Sea, is still afloat but drifting. Ships are warned to be cautious near the vessel at 1500N 04139E. Operation Aspides highlighted the risks of navigation and pollution. The attack aimed at pressuring Israel to end conflict in Gaza... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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LR Issues First Class Notation for Onboard Carbon Capture Tech
Onboard carbon capture technology has achieved a major milestone with Lloyd's Register granting the first class notation for the technology, a crucial step for the future of shipping. Onboard carbon capture and storage is proving to be a viable solution for reducing emissions in the maritime industry, with the Pacific Cobalt being the first vessel retrofitted with this innovative technology... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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New Marine Engine Tools for Oil and Cylinder Liner Monitoring
CM Technologies (CMT) has launched innovative tools for evaluating marine engine lubricating oils and cylinder liners. The WBS IR Analyser can analyze Base Number, soot, and water content, while the CMT Scuffing Sensor detects early wear on cylinder liners. These tools are essential for maintaining modern engines and preventing costly failures in harsh maritime conditions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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HD Hyundai’s Strategic Shift to Hydrogen Fuel Cells in Shipping
Hyundai's HD Hyundai is making significant investments in hydrogen fuel cells to strengthen its position in the shipping industry. By establishing a new division, HD Hydrogen, and acquiring a majority stake in a Finnish company, the company aims to tap into the growing market for hydrogen fuel cells and electrolysis technologies. Initial focus will be on stationary power generation, followed by applications in the marine fuel cell market... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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Study Reveals Methane Emission Insights from LNG-Fueled Engine
The Transport Emission Control Team at VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland conducted a study on methane slip from an LNG-powered marine engine on the MSC World Europa cruise ship. Results showed lower methane slip at higher engine loads, leading to reduced CO2 equivalent emissions compared to Marine Gas Oil. The study aims to address emissions from marine engines for environmental impact reduction... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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Urgent Need for Sustainable Funding in Seafarer Welfare Facilities in Australia
The health and well-being of seafarers in Australia are at risk due to a lack of decisive action and institutional paralysis in securing modern funding for port welfare facilities. Failure to implement sustainable levy funding hinders progress in delivering essential services, breaching welfare obligations under the Maritime Labour Convention 2006. Urgent national responsibility is needed to ensure fair and equitable funding for seafarer welfare without further delay... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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ClassNK Grants First Accreditation for Ammonia Machinery Room Safety on New Gas Carrier
The world's first accreditation for "Machinery Room Safety for Ammonia" (MRS) will be granted by ClassNK for the ammonia-fueled medium gas carrier (AFMGC) developed by a consortium including NYK and NSY. MRS signifies exceptional safety measures for handling ammonia, meeting the highest safety standards for ammonia-fueled ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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Houthis Allow Access to Damaged Oil Tanker Amid Environmental Crisis in Red Sea
Yemen's Houthi group has granted permission for tugboats and rescue ships to reach the damaged crude oil tanker, the Sounion, in the Red Sea. The tanker, carrying 150,000 tonnes of oil, poses a significant environmental threat. The Houthis agreed to allow access after international pressure, despite ongoing conflict in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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South Korean Shipbuilding Industry Faces Historic Work Stoppage Amid Contract Negotiations
The South Korean shipbuilding industry faced its first coordinated work stoppage on August 28, as union members demanded salary increases, changes to bonus systems, and more new hires. The strike involved major shipbuilders and midsized yards, with plans for further actions if progress is not made before the Chuseok holiday in September... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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Red Sea Ship Insurance Costs Surge Amid Houthi Attacks and Oil Spill Threats
Insurance costs for ships passing through the Red Sea have surged after attacks by Yemen's Houthis on tankers, sparking fears of environmental harm. The recent missile attack on the Greek-flagged vessel, Sounio, led to an oil leak and raised concerns about further incidents. War risk premiums have spiked, with insurers reassessing coverage in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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German Government Invests in Meyer Werft to Secure Shipbuilding Future
The German government is investing 400 million euros in Meyer Werft, a cruise ship manufacturer, in exchange for an 80% stake to secure the company's future. The support plan includes 2.6 billion euros in loans guarantees. Despite financial challenges due to COVID-19, the government aims to ensure the company's long-term success... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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Explosion on Vessel in Manila: Cadet Dies, Crewmembers Injured
A tragic incident on the coastal freighter Everwin Star II in Manila resulted in the death of a cadet and injuries to two crewmembers. The explosion in a paint locker led to the untimely passing of Timothy James Lumagui. Crewmembers Lowie Belen and Alfred de Leon suffered third-degree burns. Authorities are investigating the cause... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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Fire Breaks Out in Ship’s Engine Room in Malaysia, Crew Escapes Unharmed
A fire broke out in a ship's engine room at a jetty in Sibu, Malaysia, but all nine crew members escaped unharmed. The crew extinguished the fire before the fire department arrived, highlighting the importance of fire safety measures on ships. The incident underscores the risks of maritime operations and the need for preparedness... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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Fire on NY Waterway Ferry in Hudson River, Passengers Evacuated Safely
An engine room fire on the NY Waterway ferry Father Mychal Judge prompted the evacuation of dozens of passengers during rush hour. The crew sealed off the engine room and activated extinguishing systems to contain the blaze. All passengers were safely transferred to another ferry without injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Aug-2024
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