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IMO Secretary General's Mumbai Visit to Focus on Green Shipping
International Maritime Organization Secretary General Arsenio Dominguez will visit Mumbai from February 19 to 21, his first trip to India since taking office. He aims to discuss seafarer support, marine protection, and shipping decarbonization, acknowledging India’s crucial role in global trade and sustainable maritime practices during the 2025 Green Shipping Conclave... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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India’s Key Role in Indian Ocean Security and Regional Cooperation
In his keynote speech at the Indian Ocean Conference in Muscat, Minister Jaishankar stressed the importance of regional cooperation for security and stability. He highlighted India's role in stabilizing economies, responding to emergencies, and enhancing connectivity. India's engagement with neighbors and efforts in maritime security reinforce its position as a key player in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Kayaker Survives Miraculous Whale Encounter
Last weekend, a kayaker in Chile was briefly swallowed by a whale while paddling with his father in the Strait of Magellan. The humpback whale emerged from below, engulfing both of them in its mouth before quickly spitting them out. Despite the scare, they both emerged unharmed from the shocking ordeal... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Philippines DMW Suing Manning Agency for Abandoning Seafarers
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) is pursuing legal action against a manning agency for abandoning four Filipino seafarers in San Diego. Secretary Hans Cacdac highlighted the vulnerability of seafarers in the fishing industry and vowed to hold the agency accountable. The DMW also plans to enhance protections for OFW fishers this year... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Swedish E-Boat Maker Aims to Tap Indian Market
Swedish electric boat manufacturer X Shore is targeting India as a potential market, driven by rising global demand for sustainable boating solutions. Founder Konrad Bergstrom emphasizes the importance of prioritizing environmental responsibility and innovation, stating, “It’s not just about making money; it’s about building a better world.”... -Crew Mirror
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UK Court Sentences Ship Master and Operator for Fatal Collision
The Southampton Crown Court in the UK recently handed down sentences to the master of a North Sea cargo ship and the company operating the vessel for their roles in a fatal accident in 2021. The master admitted to failing to operate the ship safely, while the company was found guilty of operating its ships unsafely... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Protecting Whales: The BWBS Initiative’s Impact on Shipping and Marine Life
Ships are essential for global trade but can harm sea life like whales. The BWBS initiative works with shipping lines to reduce speeds in whale habitats, reducing fatal collisions. Participation in the VSR season has increased, leading to improved air quality and less greenhouse gas emissions. This collaborative effort sets a positive example for sustainable practices... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Shipping Industry Debates Biofuels as Sustainable Alternative Amid Environmental Concerns
The debate over biofuels in the shipping industry is intensifying, with concerns raised by major shipping lines and NGOs like T & E. They argue that biofuels could be unsustainable and harmful. A study suggests a potential increase in biofuel use by 2030, but limited availability of waste biofuels poses a challenge... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Electric Ferry Celebrates 10 Years of Operation
Since its 2015 launch, the all-electric ferry MF Ampere has journeyed 17 times around the equator on battery power, showcasing electric technology's potential. Reducing CO2 emissions by 5,700 tons annually and cutting operational costs by up to 90%, it has inspired global initiatives for sustainable maritime transport and electrification... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Australian – UK Partnership for Advanced Electric Propulsion Solutions
Marine charging specialist Seavolt and electric drive manufacturer RAD Propulsion have partnered to offer electric propulsion solutions in Australia and the Pacific region. Seavolt provides marine-grade chargers supported by solar power systems, while RAD Propulsion brings its advanced RAD 40 electric drive system. This collaboration aims to reduce carbon emissions in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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INFLECION Project Launched to Transform Maritime Awareness with Satellites
AAC Clyde Space has launched the INFLECION project with the European Space Agency to revolutionize maritime domain awareness. Valued at $32 million, the project aims to improve safety, efficiency, compliance, and environmental sustainability in the maritime industry. By combining various technologies, INFLECION is set to enhance global maritime operations by 2028... -Crew Mirror
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Cochin Shipyard and Maersk to Collaborate on Ship Repair and Maintenance
Cochin Shipyard has signed an MoU with AP Moller-Maersk for collaboration in ship repair and building in India. The agreement includes sharing technical expertise, joint training programs, and promoting responsible practices. However, brokerage firm Kotak Institutional Equities has issued a 'sell' rating on Cochin Shipyard, predicting a potential 40% decline in its stock... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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Importance of Surface Preparation for Steel Coatings in the Maritime Industry
Steelpaint GmbH, a protective coatings innovator in Germany, stresses the importance of proper surface preparation for steel assets in the maritime industry. They advise prioritizing this step to avoid premature coating failures and safety risks. The company's Stelcatec coating requires thorough preparation to ensure effective corrosion protection and maximize investment in advanced systems... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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MAIB Report Reveals Stability Issues Led to Njord Trawler Capsizing in 2022
The final accident investigation report by the MAIB into the capsizing and foundering of the stern trawler Njord revealed that post-construction modifications had reduced the vessel's stability. The incident occurred about 50 nautical miles north-east of Peterhead, Scotland in 2022. The vessel, which departed from Peterhead with a crew of eight, encountered a large haul of fish that ultimately led to its capsizing... -Crew MirrorPosted On:18-Feb-2025
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