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DGMA to Blacklist 86 Foreign Ships for Abandoning Indian Seafarers
The Director General of Maritime Administration plans to blacklist 86 foreign ships linked to the abandonment of Indian seafarers. This move aims to address human rights issues and enforce compliance among Recruitment and Placement Services License holders, ensuring repatriation and wage settlement for affected seafarers, amidst rising concerns in the shipping industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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India-Singapore to Launch Green and Digital Shipping Corridor
On September 4, 2025, Singapore and India signed a memorandum of understanding in New Delhi, launching a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor. This initiative aims to enhance maritime decarbonization and digitization, facilitating zero-emission operations and promoting innovative green technologies. The partnership builds on earlier commitments to revolutionize the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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Red Sea Undersea Cable Cuts Cause Delays, Traffic Rerouted
On Saturday, Microsoft reported increased latency for Azure users due to undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea. Although the disruptions were acknowledged and traffic rerouted, permanent repairs may take longer. Internet traffic monitor NetBlocks identified the cuts near Jeddah, highlighting the vulnerability of subsea cables to both accidental and intentional damage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Charging Goes Wireless
Quaze Technologies has partnered with Vatn Systems to revolutionize underwater robotics by introducing fully autonomous, remote wireless charging for underwater vehicles (AUVs). This collaboration enhances AUV operational capabilities for the U.S. military, addressing traditional recharging challenges. Integrated wireless charging will boost endurance while reducing maintenance and operator risk in maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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MOL to Manage Ethane Carriers for ONGC’s Gujrat Operations
Japanese shipping giant Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) is partnering with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) to build and operate two very large ethane carriers (VLECs), ensuring stable feedstock supply for ONGC Petro Additions Ltd. (OPaL) in Dahej, Gujarat. Each carrier will cost approximately $370 million, with delivery expected by mid-2028... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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Aging Vessels and Machinery Failures Drive Casualty Surge
In 2024, maritime casualties rose by 15%, driven by machinery failures and an aging fleet, with 44% of vessels over 25 years old. Incidents have surged 42% since 2018, raising safety concerns. Shipowners must enhance maintenance and adopt new technologies to address these escalating risks and ensure safer operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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Drone Attack Hits Gaza Flotilla Vessel Near Tunisia, Greta Thunberg Safe
The Global Sumud Flotilla's primary vessel, the "Family Boat," was reportedly struck by a drone in Tunisian waters, carrying activists like Yasemin Acar and Greta Thunberg. Although the boat suffered fire damage, all six onboard are safe. The GSF remains undeterred in its mission to support Gaza’s residents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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Ammonia-Powered LPG Carrier gets ClassNK Approval in Principle
ClassNK has granted Approval in Principle (AiP) for an ammonia-fueled LPG/NH3 carrier, a collaboration between Kawasaki Heavy Industries and MITSUI E&S. This certification confirms the vessel's compliance with regulatory and safety standards, marking a significant advancement in the maritime industry's shift towards zero-carbon fuels like ammonia... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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Containerized Ballast Water Treatment Unveiled for Offshore Wind Sector
BIO-UV Group has introduced a containerized ballast water treatment system for the offshore wind sector, essential for compliance with regulations against invasive species. Funded by the EU's ELBE EUROCLUSTER, the system utilizes BIO-SEA technology in standard containers, enabling on-site treatment during windmill assembly. Initial trials confirm its effective dual-stage treatment capability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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Increased Freight Defect Rate in2024 Reported by WSC
The World Shipping Council (WSC) reported that in 2024, 11.39% of inspected freight deliveries contained defects, up from 11% previously noted by the IMO. Issues included misdeclared dangerous goods and inadequate packaging. WSC President Joe Kramek emphasized the importance of proper labeling to ensure safety for ships and the environment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Sep-2025
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