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Collaboration to Advance e-Tugs Design and Construction in India
The Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) and SeaTech Solutions International have signed an MoU to approve designs for green tugs and harbour craft. Indian shipyards may now construct electric-powered tugboats designed by SeaTech, with IRS ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. The collaboration will support India's green-tug transition programme and Harit Nauka guidelines... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Urgent Need for Maritime Industry to Comply with EU’s CSRD
Tunley Environmental raises concerns about the challenges of the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) for the maritime industry. CEO Will Beer stresses the need for compliance to avoid penalties. The directive aims to promote sustainability and energy efficiency, with companies required to enhance reporting on environmental impacts. Failure to comply could result in severe consequences... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Largest eSail Technology to be Installed on Cargo Ship
Amasus, a European shipping company, is partnering with Spain's bound4blue for a second installation of the eSail technology on one of its cargo ships. This installation will feature the largest suction sail system on a general cargo vessel, with a 22-meter unit being retrofitted on a 90-meter cargo ship... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Hong Kong Establishes Maritime and Port Development Board
The Hong Kong Maritime and Port Board is evolving into the "Hong Kong Maritime and Port Development Board," with a focus on advising the government on policies and long-term strategies. The board will receive increased funding for research, promotion, and training initiatives to support the industry's sustainable growth... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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MAN Launches AmmoniaMot 2 for Sustainable Fuel Technology
MAN Energy Solutions is at the forefront of sustainable technology development with its 'AmmoniaMot 2' project, creating a dual-fuel test engine running on ammonia. Supported by industry and research partners, the initiative aims to advance ammonia as a carbon-free fuel for maritime and industrial applications, contributing to the decarbonization of the sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Modest 2% Growth Predicted in World Maritime Transport for 2024
Global trade by sea is expected to grow by 2.4% in 2023, reaching 12.29 billion tons. The demand for bulk raw materials and containerized goods is driving this growth. The UNCTAD predicts a modest 2% increase in shipping in 2024, with containerized traffic expected to recover significantly... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Right Whale Population Shows Hopeful Increase Amid Ongoing Conservation Challenges
The North Atlantic right whale, a rare species, has seen a slight increase in population, giving hope to conservationists. Threatened by global warming, ship collisions, and fishing gear entanglement, their numbers dropped to less than 360 in the early 2020s. Efforts are needed to ensure their recovery and long-term survival... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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UK’s Innovative Wind-Assisted Propulsion Trials for Nuclear Fuel Transport Vessel
A groundbreaking collaboration between a nuclear transport ship and wind-assisted propulsion technology is underway in the UK. The Pacific Grebe, equipped with the innovative FastRig, aims to reduce fuel consumption by up to 30%. This trial could revolutionize the industry, promoting sustainable operations and reducing emissions. The future of shipping is here... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Innovative Eco-Friendly Tugboat Delivered to P&O Reyser at Port of Barcelona
UZMAR Shipyard recently delivered the new tugboat Balahu to P&O Reyser for operations at the Port of Barcelona. Designed by Cintranaval, the asymmetric tractor tug boasts a bollard pull of 73.5 tonnes and features innovative MAN engines. The vessel prioritizes crew comfort, meets emission standards, and signifies a step towards a sustainable maritime future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Maritime Industry Prepares for Ammonia as Marine Fuel with Safety, Training, and Adoption Standards
The maritime industry is gearing up for the use of ammonia as a marine fuel by 2025-2026. While it offers environmental benefits, safety concerns arise due to its toxic nature. A survey by the MMMCZCS revealed that most in the maritime community are open to working with ammonia-fueled vessels with proper training and certification... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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Major GST Scam under Investigation Involving 200 Benami Companies and GMB
The Gujarat police are investigating a GST Input Tax Credit scam involving 200 benami companies at the Gujarat Maritime Board office in Gandhinagar. Information leakage related to ports is the focus of the probe, initiated by the DGGI. Eight individuals, including a journalist, have been arrested. Authorities are working to uncover the extent of the fraud... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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MAIB Investigates Passenger Vessel Collision During Propulsion Trials
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) investigated the loss of propulsion control and collision by the Oceandiva London during trials on the River Thames. The vessel, an inland waterways passenger ship, sustained damage but no injuries. The crew lacked experience to challenge the surveyor's plan, leading to the incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Oct-2024
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