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Indian Maritime Centre Launched at Goa MSDC to Boost Growth
The 20th MSDC in Goa saw the launch of IMC, a policy think tank uniting maritime stakeholders for innovation. Minister Sonowal highlighted sector growth under PM Modi, stressing the importance of state and port ranking systems. With non-major ports handling 50% of cargo, plans for major port expansion and efficiency improvements were discussed for future success... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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India Set to Host Sagarmanthan, Dialogue for Sustainable Solutions
In Hindu mythology, Mount Mandara was used as a churning stick and Vasuki the snake as a rope to extract nectar during the 'Samudra Manthan,' granting immortality to gods. India's 'Sagarmanthan: The Great Oceans Dialogue' in Mumbai will host 100 countries to discuss sustainable solutions and strengthen its maritime sector globally... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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Fire-Damaged Tanker Sounion Being Towed in the Red Sea
The Greek-registered oil tanker, SOUNION, damaged by Houthi militia attacks, is undergoing a salvage operation in the Red Sea. The vessel is being towed to safety after connecting to tugs. The 900-foot-long ship carrying a million barrels of oil caught fire due to explosive devices. Environmental concerns remain as the salvage process progresses... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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Container Spot Prices Continue to Fall as Peak Season Ends Early
Spot freight rates on major container routes continue to decline due to stagnant demand. Despite hopes for a short-term recovery before Golden Week, no improvement has materialized. Shippers are now facing the looming threat of a strike on the US East Coast and Gulf, resulting in a significant drop in spot rates between East Coast Asia and North America... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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First LNG Carrier to Be Fitted with Wind Propulsion by MOL, Chevron
Wind-assisted propulsion technology, pioneered on bulkers and tankers, is now advancing to LNG gas carriers in a joint effort by MOL and Chevron. The innovative rigid sail, known as Wind Challenger, promises significant fuel savings without major vessel modifications. Chevron's upcoming gas carrier will be the first to showcase this cutting-edge technology, with plans for further expansion in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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Keel Laid for India’s Largest Dredger at Cochin Shipyard
The Cochin Shipyard Limited recently laid the keel of India's largest dredger, the 'DCI Dredge Godavari,' in collaboration with Royal IHC, Netherlands. With a hopper capacity of 12,000 cubic meters, this vessel marks a milestone in India's maritime industry. Once completed, it will enhance India's dredging capabilities and support the growth of the shipping market... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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India Seeks South Korea and Japan Investment to Boost Shipbuilding Industry
India is actively seeking investments and technology transfer from South Korea and Japan to boost its shipbuilding industry. With plans for mega shipbuilding parks and a Maritime Development Fund, the goal is to rise in the global shipbuilding rank. Efforts to attract foreign companies for establishing shipbuilding facilities show potential for growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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MOL Group Vessels Commended by Japan Coast Guard for Marine Safety Contributions
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines announced that several vessels managed by the MOL Group received commendations from the Japan Coast Guard for their contribution to marine information services. The vessels recognized include tankers, dry bulkers, containerships, and LPG carriers. The MOL Group remains committed to providing data to support maritime safety and security efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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Odisha Proposes International Maritime University to Boost Maritime Education and Training
The Odisha government has proposed the establishment of a top-notch maritime institute in the state and sought support from the Centre. The goal is to set up an International Maritime University that meets global standards to enhance maritime education and training. This initiative highlights the importance of collaboration to boost the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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EU and Turkish Shipping Company in Standoff Over Weapons Inspections
The EUNAVFOR has expressed concerns about the Turkish shipping company, Arkas Line, for refusing vessel inspections by the EU operation. The Turkish-registered containership, Matilde A, declined inspection on September 8, sparking a standoff. Turkey, not an EU member, criticized the operation as intrusive. Despite efforts, Arkas Line has a history of denying inspection requests... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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Crewmember Medevaced from Oil Tanker Off the Coast of Texas
A mariner in need of medical assistance was rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard from an oil tanker off Freeport, Texas. The 21-year-old male was hoisted by a helicopter crew and taken to a hospital in Galveston. The swift response of the Coast Guard ensured the mariner received prompt medical attention and was reported to be in stable condition.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRS0WTGPzDs[/embed].. -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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Norwegian Government Plans to Revise Maritime Regulations for Improvement
The Norwegian government is taking steps to update its maritime regulations by establishing a public law commission to evaluate and revise the Ship Labour Act and Ship Safety Act. This move reflects Norway's commitment to keeping pace with industry advancements and ensuring the protection of seafarers in the evolving maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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15 Crew Rescued After Offshore Vessel Fire in South Africa
A crew of 15 individuals was rescued off the southern Cape seas of South Africa after their vessel caught fire. The South African Maritime Safety Authority coordinated the operation, with nearby vessels and a helicopter assisting in the rescue. All crew members were safely retrieved and taken to George, with plans to fly them to Cape Town... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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Manahau Crew Denied Access to Representation by Maritime Union NZ
The grounding of the Manahau barge in Westport sparked concerns over potential disaster, with crew members unable to speak with Union representatives. Maritime Union of New Zealand Secretary Carl Findlay highlighted the risks, calling for intervention to uphold crew rights. The vessel's seaworthiness and operator's actions were criticized, emphasizing the need for New Zealand-owned ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Sep-2024
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