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PM Modi announces maritime projects worth 23,000 crore
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a maritime project worth 23,000 crore rupees on Tuesday. The announcement was made virtually during the Global Maritime India Summit 2023 held in Mumbai. Modi emphasized the importance of international maritime trade and highlighted the significant progress made in this sector in recent years... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Cape Town Wood Chip Carrier Experiences Two Fires
Firefighters and salvors have successfully brought a cargo fire under control on the bulker ship Batavia Express at the port of Cape Town. The fire broke out on Saturday in a cargo of eucalyptus paper bales in the forward hold of the wood chip carrier. The Cape Town fire department, along with expert salvors from Smit, worked together to extinguish the blaze and save the rest of the cargo... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Cargo ship aground, Kola Peninsula, Barents sea
General cargo ship ALEKSANDER GUSEV drifted aground on the coast of Karelinskaya Guba inlet, Kola Peninsula, at around 0400 UTC Oct 17. All 8 crew have been airlifted to safety by helicopter, salvage postponed until weather improvement. Stormy weather is reported to be the cause of grounding. No leak reported... -FleetMonPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Inditex and Maersk Join Forces to Promote Low-Carbon Marine Fuels
Spanish clothing company Inditex, which owns popular brands such as Zara and Massimo Dutti, has partnered with Danish shipping company Maersk to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions from shipping. The collaboration involves using low-carbon alternative fuels for maritime transport... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Shipping lobby group advises caution on climate targets
An influential shipping industry group has quietly warned shippers to think carefully before they sign up for a new plan to reduce pollution and eventually eliminate their contribution to climate change. The International Chamber of Shipping represents four fifths of the world’s commercial fleet, and in 2021 committed to the Paris Agreement’s target to reduce greenhouse gases down to zero by 2050... -Jamaica GleanerPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Britannia P&I publishes new guidance on maritime pilotage
The Britannia P&I Club has issued its latest edition of “Risk Watch”, in which provides a pilotage guidance, that is the practice of using a local pilot to guide a ship in or out of a port or through a narrow or congested waterway. According to the club, pilots are familiar with the local waters and can help to ensure the safe passage of ships... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Marina implements maritime regulatory reforms
THE Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) is poised to enact significant regulatory reforms to bring more benefits to the maritime sector. Marina memorandum circulars (MCs) targeted for issuance this year formed part of the agency's Annual Regulatory Plan (ARP)... -The Manila TimesPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Challenges Faced by the Panama Canal Due to Extended Dry Season
The Panama Canal is facing challenges due to an extended dry season, leading to a reduction in its maximum draught and daily transits. The maximum draught has been decreased to 44 feet, and the number of daily transits has been reduced to 31, compared to the normal range of 36-38. The decision to further reduce the daily transit maximum was made... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Norwegian Cruise Line Halts All Scheduled Visits to Israel
Norwegian Cruise Line has made changes to its itineraries and embarkation ports due to the situation in Israel. All scheduled calls in Israel for the rest of 2023 have been cancelled, and alternative port calls are being arranged where possible. The safety and security of guests and crew members is the top priority for the cruise line... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Tanker Crew Allegedly Sentenced to Jail by Iran for Fuel Smuggling
A court in Iran has sentenced the crew of a Panama-registered tanker, the Ariana, to jail as part of the country’s efforts to crack down on fuel smuggling in the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman. The tanker was detained in October 2022 and was alleged to be part of a larger smuggling ring... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Retirement Dreams: Couple Sells Home to Embrace Full-Time Life at Sea on a Cruise Ship
Mike and Barbara Soroker, aged 80 and 75 respectively, have decided to sell their New York flat and purchase a £2 million cabin on the MV Narrative, a cruise ship that will take them on a three-year journey around the world. The ship, currently under construction, is set to sail in 2025 and will allow passengers to spend several days exploring each port... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Internet speed influencing crew employment
Starlink is becoming a preferred option for boosting broadband communications for crew. Seafarers are demonstrating a preference for the fast connectivity provided by low earth orbit (LEO) satellites and are selecting jobs based on the speed of connectivity... -Riviera Maritime MediaPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Berge Bulk launches wind power-aided ship to cut emissions
Singapore-based Berge Bulk has launched a ship fitted with steel-and-composite sails to cut fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions, with an eye to converting more vessels that ply routes with favourable wind conditions. The dry bulk carrier Berge Olympus, equipped with four sails known as WindWings, is chartered by mining giant Vale and will sail between Brazil and China, Berge said on Tuesday... -ReutersPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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The Rising Cost of Cyberattacks in the Maritime Industry
The maritime industry is increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, with the cost of attacks and ransom demands rising sharply in the past year, according to research by law firm HFW and cybersecurity company CyberOwl. The average cost of a cyberattack in the industry has surged to $550,000, up from $182,000 in 2022... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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Samsung Creates Innovative Solution to Minimize Container Losses at Sea
Samsung Heavy Industries has developed a device that aims to reduce the number of containers lost overboard during rough seas. Initial testing has shown that the device can decrease container loss rates by up to 70% without affecting loading capacity or vessel operation. The shipping industry has been increasingly concerned about container losses, especially after several high-profile incidents in 2020... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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GMIS 2023, A Global Maritime Summit, Commences in India
GMIS 2023 kicked off with the signing of 34 MoUs worth 3.24 lakh crore, demonstrating the commitment of stakeholders to making India a maritime powerhouse. The first day of the summit included discussions on future port development, the role of MSMEs in the maritime sector, and the challenges and strategies for Maharashtra’s ports and transportation sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Oct-2023
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