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Indian Ports Act, 1908 to be Replaced by the Proposed Indian Ports Bill, 2023
The Indian government is working on a new legislation called the Indian Ports Bill, 2023, to enhance transparency and efficiency in port operations. The bill aims to replace the existing Indian Ports Act, which is over a century old. It will strengthen MSDC and promote integrated planning between states and the central government for port development.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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Optimism and Challenges at the Southampton International Boat Show
Exhibitors at the Southampton International Boat Show, the UK’s largest maritime show, are optimistic about the future despite concerns about the impact of rising living costs on sales. The event, which features over 650 boats and 350 trade stands, attracts around 100,000 visitors each year... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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Designing the Perfect Lifejacket: A Journey of Reminiscences
The design of lifejackets is a complex task that requires meeting various criteria. Lifejackets must be easy to put on, support the weight and shape of an average-sized person in water, and float the right way up with air passages out of the sea. They must also be designed to allow someone wearing it to jump into the sea without injury and not lose buoyancy in the presence of oil.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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Complying with PSC Focus on Firefighting and Clean Machinery Spaces in Liberia
The Liberian Administration has issued an advisory to inform interested parties about the recent focus on inspection of machinery spaces by Port State Control (PSC) regimes. The advisory highlights the increased scrutiny on the proper operation of firefighting equipment and cleanliness of machinery spaces... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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Facilitating Digital Collaboration with Introduction of Dualog® Seafarer
In response to the evolving needs of the shipping industry to better connect with ship staff, we are thrilled to unveil our latest innovation, Dualog® Seafarer—a groundbreaking service empowering shipping companies and their crewing departments to implement enhanced crew communication and management strategies... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:22-Sep-2023
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Hapag Collaborates with Starlink to Boost Maritime Connectivity
Hapag-Lloyd, a German shipping company, is planning to introduce Starlink satellite internet technology across its fleet to improve connectivity at sea. The decision comes after a successful pilot phase, during which crew members on four vessels tested the technology and provided positive feedback... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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Challenges and Growth Opportunities in India/s Offshore Wind Industry
The offshore wind industry is expected to experience significant growth in the coming years, but there are challenges that need to be addressed. Economic pressures and technological innovation are two key factors that need to be managed in order to ensure the industry’s success... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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What life will be like onboard at the start of the next decade
Nick Chubb, founder of UK maritime tech consultancy Thetius, gets creative, giving readers a guided tour of a methanol-powered ship traversing the world’s oceans in late 2030. The MT Zero is a dual-fuel methanol carrier. It can carry 200,000 cu mof methanol and trades between the Gulf of Mexico and the European Union.. -Splash 247Posted On:22-Sep-2023
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ENOC Group Launches EALs for Marine Vessels
ENOC Group, a global energy player based in Dubai, has launched a range of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs) for marine vessels. The new lubricants are designed to protect the aquatic environment by preventing harmful discharge into waterways and minimizing their impact on the marine ecosystem... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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NTSB Requires Speed Limits for ASD Tugs in Port Maneuvers
NTSB has issued a requirement for owners and operators of ASD tugs to set speed limits during certain port maneuvers. This decision comes after two accidents caused by excessive speed. The NTSB’s report on the grounding of the CC Portland revealed that the incident was caused by excessive speed during a bow-to-bow harbor relief maneuver... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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How Vizhinjam Port Can Change India's Shipping Fortunes
The first ship carrying cranes from China will be docking at Vizhinjam port on October 4, Kerala Minister for Ports Ahamed Devarkovil told the media last week, PTI reported. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Union Minister for Ports Sarbananda Sonowal will participate in a function to be organised at the Adani-run Vizhinjam Port to receive the ship... -Rediff.comPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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Product Tanker Newbuilding Contracts Hit 10-Year High
According to BIMCO, product tanker newbuilding contracts have reached a 10-year high in 2023. In the first eight months of the year, 140 newbuilding tankers with a total deadweight capacity of 10.72 million tonnes were ordered. This has been the highest number of contracts since 2013, following several years of low activity in the sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Sep-2023
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