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India: Mangaluru’s Maritime Sector Receives ₹8,347 crore Boost
The Global Maritime India Summit (GMIS) recently concluded with expectations of bringing in investments worth around ₹8,347 crore to the Mangaluru region. The New Mangalore Port Authority (NMPA) exchanged seven memorandums of understanding with various stakeholders, with a focus on port-led industrialization... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Houthis threaten to attack all ships bound for Israel
The Houthi movement in Yemen announced its intention to target all ships bound for Israel, regardless of nationality, and warned international shipping companies against doing business with Israeli ports. This announcement comes amidst heightened tensions between Israel and the Houthi movement, causing concerns for regional conflict... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Cyclone Michaung Disrupts Ops at Ports on India’s East Coast
Volunteers in Chennai worked to distribute food and supplies in the aftermath of Cyclone Michaung, which struck the area four days prior. The cyclone primarily hit Andhra Pradesh, causing damage to roads and trees as large waves hit the coast. The Adani Krishnapatnam port in Andhra Pradesh reported significant effects on its operations,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Plans for new levy on shipping industry to support net-zero goals
Decarbonising the shipping industry is a goal of climate talks at Cop28, with leaders meeting to discuss the urgency of cutting emissions. The scale of the task is clear because 90 per cent of world trade relies on shipping... -The NationalPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Adani Group’s Ambitious Plans for Green Energy Expansion
The Adani Group has announced ambitious plans for climate-friendly transformation, aiming to be the only carbon-neutral port operations by 2025 and net zero for the APSEZ by 2040. This includes electrifying cranes, switching diesel-based Internal Transfer Vehicles to battery-based ITVs, and installing an additional 1000 MW of captive renewable capacity... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Safety Warning: Preventing Crane Wire Rope Failures on Ships
The U.S. Coast Guard issued a maritime safety warning after a recent accident involving an onboard crane. The incident occurred during the unloading of a wind turbine nacelle when a wire rope broke, causing the cargo to fall and resulting in significant damage to the vessel. No injuries were reported, but the potential for harm was high,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Owner and Captain of Chinese Bulker Tried for Discharging Bilge off Australian Coast
The owner and master of a Chinese bulker are facing trial by Australian authorities for discharging 2000 to 3000 liters of bilge water near the Australian coast. The bulk carrier, "TS GOLF," measuring 178 meters in length, was navigating off the coast near Esperance, about 15 nautical miles from shore, when it released bilge water contaminated with sulfur into the sea... -FleetMonPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Foreign Seafarers Found Unconscious in Pangasinan Declared Dead
Three crew members of a Marshall Islands-flagged vessel were found unconscious and declared dead while sailing in the waters off Bolinao, Pangasinan. The vessel, MV Blue Cecil, was en route from Portland, United States to Singapore when the incident occurred. PCG dispatched BRP Malabrigo to coordinate with the foreign vessel for the transfer of the deceased crew members... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Adani Ports Considers Acquisition of Gopalpur Ports for Network Expansion
Adani Ports is considering the potential acquisition of Gopalpur Ports as part of its plan to build a network of facilities on the eastern and western coasts. If successful, this would be the sixth multi-purpose facility acquisition on the east coast by Adani Ports and SEZ. However, talks are still ongoing, and it is uncertain whether a final agreement will be reached... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Challenges and Solutions for Electrifying Motor Boats in the Japanese Marine Industry
The challenges of electrifying motor boats are being addressed by Japanese marine engine manufacturers as the industry continues to expand. Despite the growth in maritime trade, gasoline remains the most practical way of generating power for boats currently, according to Mr Seiji Saeki, senior managing director at Japan Marine Industry Association... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Kenya: Senator Murkomen Urges Focus on Seafarers’ Safety
Transport CS Kipchumba Murkomen has launched the standards of training certification and watchkeeping for seafarers courses at the Railway Training Institute in Kisumu, Kenya. This initiative is aimed at improving the quality management and safety of Kenya’s waterways, and is seen as a significant step towards realizing a sustainable blue economy in the country... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Dark Fleet Tanker Runs Aground Near Singapore
The "dark fleet" tankers that carry oil from Russia, Venezuela and Iran are a serious inconvenience for Western sanctions enforcement, but for maritime stakeholders and coastal states, they are a serious safety and pollution risk. The average age of these vessels trends high, especially in the Venezuelan and Iranian trades... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:11-Dec-2023
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LR: A strategic blueprint for clean maritime fuels in the Asia Pacific region
According to Lloyd’s Register (LR), the International Maritime Organization (IMO) set stricter targets for shipping’s GHG emissions reaching net-zero by or close to 2050, committed to ensuring the uptake of zero-carbon fuels by 2030, and signalled its support for a just and equitable transition as part of the IMO’s Revised GHG strategy... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Use of zero-emission fuels may lead to a 50% rise in container shipping expenses
A new report from UK consultancy UMAs examines the potential costs and challenges of transitioning to zero-emission shipping. By quantifying the additional costs for cargo owners to close the gap between traditional and alternative fuels, the report aims to contribute to ongoing industry discussions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Chinese Ship Hits Filipino Fishing Boat, Leaves 5 Crew Members Struggling in Water
Crew members of a fishing boat were saved by the Philippine Coast Guard after their vessel was struck by a Chinese ship, and they were left adrift for almost a day, per reports. The accident in which a moving vessel hit a stationary one happened at 4:00 pm on Tuesday in waters off Palayan City, Occidental Mindoro, Philippines, per the statement of the Coast Guard... -Marine InsightPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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Product Tanker Runs Aground in the Amazon River Due to Low Water Levels
The tanker "MINERVA RITA" became lodged aground in the Amazon river due to low water levels. Despite reported damage to the hull, the vessel is not leaking, mitigating any potential environmental concerns. The MINERVA RITA is a 50,000 dwt product tanker registered in Liberia... -FleetMonPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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4 semi-trailers overboard from ro-ro in Ligurian sea, 1 with sulfuric acid
Ro-ro cargo ship EUROCARGO MALTA lost 4 semi-trailers overboard in Ligurian sea in waters between Corsica and Italian coast, near Ligurian Sea Cetacean Sanctuary (known as Pelagos Sanctuary), on Dec 2, being caught in rough weather. She was en route from Malta via Catania, to Genoa... -FleetMonPosted On:11-Dec-2023
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