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Bulk carrier cargo hold fire, Tilbury UK
Bulk carrier STAR APUS suffered fire in cargo hold at Tilbury Docks, UK, in the evening Dec 6, while loading metal scrap. Some 5 fire teams responded, fire was contained and loaded scrap has been offloaded, in order to get to smoldering hotspots. Fire was reportedly, extinguished... -FleetMonPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Containership Resumes Voyage Following Collision in Suez Canal
The 9,000 TEU ONE Orpheus experienced a steering failure due to a rudder breakdown, resulting in a collision with the El-Mansy floating bridge in the Suez Canal. The vessel was traveling from Singapore to the Netherlands as part of a Northbound convoy when the incident occurred... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Salvage in crisis as accidents no longer happen
A crisis in the international salvage response system could leave the maritime industry exposed without the possibility of dealing with certain types of casualties. The gaps in the global network have arisen because the salvage industry can no longer afford to cover all regions and all possible events due to a lack of funds... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Bulker Orders Secured with Methanol Engine Technology
Japanese shipbuilding company Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. has ordered three MAN B&W 7G50ME-C9.6-LGIM main engines for the construction of three 81,200 dwt bulk carriers for Danish shipping company J. Lauritzen. The engines will feature MAN Energy Solutions’ EGRBP emissions-reduction technology and will be built by MITSUI E&S in Japan... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Chinese Bulker Hits Moored Fishing Boat off the Philippines
The Philippine Coast Guard has reported an allision involving a Chinese bulker and a moored fishing boat off the coast of Occidental Mindorodo. Five survivors were rescued by good samaritan fishing vessels. The fishing boat Ruel J was moored to a fish aggregating device, the bulker Tai Hang 8 struck the Ruel J, and the fishing boat's crew alleged that the ship continued on its voyage without stopping. Ruel J was left adrift... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:8-Dec-2023
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DP World Aims for 60% Renewable Energy in India by 2026
DP World has announced a new sustainability target in India, aiming to source at least 60% of the energy required in its terminal operations from renewable sources by 2026. To achieve this goal, the company plans to convert all fossil fuel-powered equipment and vehicles at its terminal operations in India to electric power and has already started open access procurement of green power at its two terminals in Nhava Sheva... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Salo Sheds Light on the Magna Carta for Filipino Seafarers
Kabayan Party-list Rep. Ron Salo has outlined the key features of the proposed Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers, which is set to be signed into law as early as next week. The legislation aims to advance and safeguard the rights and well-being of Filipino seafarers, following years of hard work in Congress... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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British Sanctions on Dubai-Based Company Controlling Russian Oil Tanker Fleet
British sanctions have been imposed on a Dubai-based company, Oil Tankers SCF Mgmt FZCO, which controls Russia’s state-controlled oil tanker fleet as part of efforts to cut funding to “Putin’s war machine.” The company, with a fleet of 62 ships, is beneficially owned by the state-owned tanker company Sovcomflot PJSC. The UK’s move is the largest yet and targets ships transporting Russian oil and operating outside Western jurisdiction... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Wartsila Speeds Up Shift to Sustainable Fuels Using Methanol Engines
Wärtsilä, a technology group, is expanding its portfolio of methanol engines with the addition of four new engines, making it the industry leader in offering a wide range of methanol engines. Methanol is seen as a primary alternative fuel for the shipping industry to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050, and Wärtsilä’s expansion of its methanol engine portfolio reflects its commitment to supporting the industry’s transformation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Increased number of mega container ships raises concerns about fire incidents
The report highlights the potential risks associated with an increase in larger vessels, such as higher container cargo accumulation and exposure, which could lead to more incidents like fires, groundings, and port blockages. Fire and explosion are ranked as the highest cause of loss at sea, accounting for about 32% of losses, according to Captain Shriram Pathak, a Senior Marine Risk Consultant at Allianz Commercial... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Shipping on alert after maritime ambush
Amajor escalation in maritime attacks in the Middle East unfolded this weekend when ballistic missiles fired by Yemen’s Houthi rebels struck three commercial ships Sunday in the Red Sea. A week earlier, the Iran-backed Houthis seized a Japanese-operated cargo ship in the Red Sea, with armed men jumping onto its deck from a helicopter before hoisting Palestinian and Yemeni flags... -DTNEXTPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Warning Issued to Sailors about Pirate Attacks
Captain Anish Joseph, Deputy Nautical Adviser, issued an advisory urging seafarers to follow safety practices and precautionary measures specified in directorates circulars and guidelines. In response, Frank Viegas, President of the Goan Seamen Association of India, praised the Malacca Straits patrol and CORPAT INDOSIN for boosting security operations during high-risk periods... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Container shipping majors enter green fuel deals with Nestlé
Container shipping companies Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM revealed that they entered into collaboration with Nestlé, a Switzerland-based food & beverage company, aiming to advance cleaner shipping. “Nestlé has selected our emission-reduced transport solution, “Ship Green”, for 100% of their volumes moved with Hapag-Lloyd in 2023... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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Filipino seafarers 'safe,' says owner of Houthi hijacked ship
The owner of the commercial vessel seized by Yemeni rebel group Houthi in the Red Sea has guaranteed the safety of their crew members including the 17 Filipino seafarers onboard the hijacked ship. The management of Galaxy Leader cargo ship made the assurance to the Philippine government during a meeting with the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), JP Soriano reported on “24 Oras” Thursday... -GMA News OnlinePosted On:8-Dec-2023
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The United States imposes sanctions following ship attacks in the Red Sea
The United States has imposed sanctions on 13 individuals and entities accused of funneling tens of millions of dollars to Yemen’s Houthi group through the sale and shipment of Iranian goods. The plan was allegedly supported by Iran’s paramilitary spy force and involved a complex network of stock exchanges and companies in several countries... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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India’s Shipbuilding Industry Booms with Rs 6,800 Crore Orders
India’s Ports, Shipping and Waterways Minister, Sarbananda Sonowal, announced the successful completion of delivery of 69 ships worth Rs 1,145 crore by India’s 31 shipyards to domestic and international shipowners. This comes in conjunction with the government’s initiative to offer increased financing to ships using green fuels and hybrid vessels, leading to expectations of securing further shipbuilding orders... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Dec-2023
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