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India Plans to Build Large Vessels for Global Markets
India is positioning itself to meet the global demand for large ships, such as VLCCs and container vessels, under a ₹25,000 crore shipbuilding scheme. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal highlighted partnerships with South Korean firms and a ₹70,000-crore maritime development package to enhance shipbuilding capabilities and port infrastructure... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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Inaugural IMO Workshop Boosts Ship Routeing Safety in Asia
Government officials and maritime experts from several Asian coastal states gathered in Singapore for the inaugural IMO workshop on ships’ routeing and reporting systems. The event aimed to enhance navigational safety and familiarize participants with IMO procedures, focusing on effective implementation amid rising maritime traffic in the region. Key discussions included evaluating existing measures and analyzing traffic patterns... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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Singapore’s Marine Fuel Sales Rise Sharply as Year Begins
Marine fuel sales in Singapore, the largest bunker hub, surged in January 2026, reaching 5.23 million metric tons—a 16.5% year-on-year increase. Despite a slight dip from December's record, strong demand and rising price premiums fueled the market, with vessel calls for bunkering rising by 1.5% to 3,778... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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Yanmar Advances Marine Hydrogen Engine Development
Yanmar Power Solutions has secured a testing site in Amagasaki City, Japan, for marine hydrogen engines. This strategic move aims to advance powertrains compatible with hydrogen, methanol, and ammonia. Operations are set to begin in March 2029, reinforcing Yanmar's commitment to sustainable marine technology and innovation in eco-friendly power solutions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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Transforming Ship Management Through Cyber Risk Awareness
When a ship management company earns recognition for its cybersecurity efforts, the real value lies in daily risk management practices. Anglo-Eastern’s rise to Diamond status highlights a cultural shift in the shipping industry, emphasizing staff awareness as essential for cyber resilience, proving that people are as crucial as technology in mitigating risks... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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Judicial Disparities for Seafarers Underscore Need for Fairness
Captain Vladimir Motin received a six-year sentence for "gross negligence manslaughter" following the Solong's collision with the Stena Immaculate in March 2025. Justice Andrew Baker emphasized Motin's complacency led to the tragedy. In contrast, Chief Mate Ali Albokhari, imprisoned for drug smuggling, received a harsh sentence without direct evidence, highlighting judicial inconsistencies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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India Accelerates Implementation of New Maritime Laws Through Collaborative Rule-Making
In a significant move to strengthen India's maritime regulatory framework, the government has initiated a comprehensive rule-making exercise. This includes the establishment of 14 Technical Committees to draft regulations under the new Coastal Shipping Act, Merchant Shipping Act, and Indian Ports Act, ensuring stakeholder engagement and transparency throughout the process... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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ClassNK Collaborates to Advance 3D Model-Based Approvals
ClassNK has launched a pilot test with ten Japanese companies for its NK-PASS drawing approval system and the ClassNK 3DViewer, ahead of the 3D Model-Based Approval (3DMBA) debut in spring 2026. This innovative shift from 2D to 3D models enhances visualization, accuracy, and expedites design error identification... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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Majority of Inspection Deficiencies Linked to Ballast Water System Performance
Last year's Concentrated Inspection Campaign on ballast water management revealed a shift in compliance failures towards the technical aspects of treatment systems. Charlène Ceresola from BIO-UV Group noted that 46% of detainable deficiencies were linked to these systems, highlighting the need for better maintenance and crew training to avoid costly detentions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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Record Surge in Arctic Shipping Traffic Hits New Heights in 2025
In 2025, Arctic shipping reached a record 1,812 unique vessels, a 40% increase since 2013, driven by declining sea ice. Fishing vessels comprised 40% of this traffic, while crude oil tankers surged by 396%. Key projects like the Mary River Mine and Yamal LNG significantly boosted shipping volumes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:17-Feb-2026
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