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Methane Measurement Protocol Launches to Reduce Emissions
The Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative (MAMII) has launched a new Methane Measurement Protocol (MMP) to help reduce methane emissions in the shipping industry. Led by Panos Mitrou, the initiative aims to establish a universal method for measuring and crediting methane performance, supporting global efforts to combat climate change... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Launch of Shipbuilding Initiative to Boost Africa's Maritime Security
Fincantieri, Vard Marine, and Sandock Austral Shipyards have come together to enhance maritime security in Africa through the Afrika Offshore Patrol Vessel. Sandock Austral Shipyards will exclusively market and manufacture the VARD 7 055 in sub-Saharan Africa, showcasing advanced technology to strengthen security efforts on the continent... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Easterly Helene Course Alleviates Gulf of Mexico Energy Strain
Tropical Storm Helene is expected to strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico, potentially reaching 115 mph by Thursday, risking strong winds and heavy rain for Cuba and Florida. Offshore oil production is affected, with 16% shut down and evacuations underway as companies prioritize safety amid the storm... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Financial Crisis of OceanGate Led to Tragedy of Titan Submarine
In the lead-up to Titan's catastrophic implosion, OceanGate's financial crisis forced risky decisions, such as proceeding despite storm warnings. CEO Stockton Rush prioritized speed and cost, compromising safety for profit. The company’s disregard for regulations and maintenance exacerbated risks, ultimately leading to a tragic failure in safety and technology... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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CCS-Ready Scrubber Introduced for Container Ships Sustainability
Wärtsilä has secured a contract to provide its CCS-Ready scrubber systems for three container ships owned by Leonhardt & Blumberg. This marks a significant step towards CCS implementation in the marine industry, enabling cost savings and reducing carbon footprint. The technology ensures regulatory compliance for SOx emissions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Advanced Satellite Safety Terminals Launched for GMDSS
Cobham Satcom has unveiled a new line of advanced satellite Safety Terminals for the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) in collaboration with Inmarsat Maritime and Iridium. These terminals offer cutting-edge safety services, integrating LRIT and SSAS systems for enhanced maritime safety. Cobham Satcom ensures seamless access to communication functions for mariners worldwide... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Bangladesh Ministry Penalizes Shipbreaking Company Post-Explosion
The Ministry of Industries in Bangladesh is cracking down on a shipbreaking company in Chattogram after a deadly incident during tank cutting on a retired tanker. The explosion and fire on September 7 left 12 workers injured and one dead. The company, SM Corporation, faces suspension and fines for safety violations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Powercell Secures Large Order for Its Fuel Cell Technology
PowerCell Group, based in Sweden, has secured a major order for marine fuel cell systems from an Italian marine OEM manufacturer valued at approximately SEK 165 million. The order, one of the largest in the world, includes 225 units to be delivered by the end of 2025, with a focus on commercial cruise ships for auxiliary power... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Collaboration to Convert LNG Carriers for Reduced Methane Emissions
Wärtsilä and Chevron Shipping are teaming up to convert one engine on six LNG carriers to spark gas operation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This pioneering initiative aims to minimize methane slip and lower carbon intensity, setting a new standard in the marine industry. The collaboration highlights a commitment to sustainability and innovation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Captain’s Error Leads to Tug Crashing into Bridge Fenders, NTSB Reports
On October 12, 2023, tragedy struck in Tacoma, Washington as a tractor-trailer captain misaligned his vessel, causing a tugboat to collide with the damaged Hylebos Bridge fender system. The NTSB investigation revealed the collision's high cost and emphasized the importance of proper navigation and coordination to prevent such incidents in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Montreal Port Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Leads to Temporary Curfew but No Injuries Reported
A fire involving lithium-ion batteries at a Montreal port terminal led to a temporary curfew for nearby residents. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, and the Port of Montreal's prevention and security teams handled the situation. The emergency plan was activated, and collaboration with the fire department contained the fire... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Danish Maritime Authority Criticized for Role in 1990 Scandinavian Star Ferry Disaster
The Danish Maritime Authority is under fire for its role in the Scandinavian Star ferry disaster, with critics claiming that proper inspections could have prevented the tragedy. A task force report highlighted missed opportunities and lack of oversight by both Denmark and Norway. Campaigners are calling out the DMA for alleged corruption and manipulation to avoid accountability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Autonomous Technologies in Ammonia-Fueled Ships Approved by ABS
ABS has approved two new autonomous technologies by HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries. The Unmanned Ammonia Engine Room allows remote propulsion control with safety features. The AI Ammonia Safety Package integrates AI for safety management. These advancements aim to enhance safety standards for crew members on ammonia-fueled ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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Vessel’s Second Conversion Saves CO2 Emissions and Reduces Environmental Impact
Green Yard Kleven has converted an 80-meter vessel into a cable lay and repair services vessel for NTT, a major Asian telecommunications company. The Vega II, formerly a walk-to-work vessel, now features new equipment for cable work in Asian waters. The conversion process prioritized sustainability, saving 919 tons of CO2 emissions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Sep-2024
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