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India Invests Billions in Shipbuilding with Partnerships
India's ambitious plans to invest in its maritime industry have attracted the attention of Dutch shipbuilder Damen, who recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Square Port Shipyard to develop a shipyard in India. This partnership aims to bring Damen's expertise and technology to the region, supporting India's growing maritime sector and economic development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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Piracy Threat: Tanker Boarded and Robbed Off Nigeria
A product tanker was boarded by pirates off the Nigerian coast, with the crew escaping unharmed. This incident highlights the ongoing threat of piracy in the Gulf of Guinea and West Africa, despite being the first reported in the area in years. Security services are urging caution as pirate activity continues to rise... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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EU Mandates Insurance Information for Passing By Ships
The European Commission has updated the Vessel Monitoring Directive to require all vessels in EU waters to provide insurance information, enhancing safety and environmental protection. Director-General Magda Kopczyńska stressed the importance of this measure in improving coastal states' preparedness. The EU's commitment to maritime safety is further demonstrated through proposed amendments to Mandatory Ship Reporting Systems... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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Japan Launches First Hydrogen-Powered Tugboat
Tsuneishi Shipbuilding unveiled Japan's first tugboat with a hydrogen-powered internal combustion engine. Featuring high-power output and high-pressure hydrogen gas storage, the vessel aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 60%. With the ability to switch to traditional marine fuels in case of hydrogen system failure, the tugboat represents a significant step towards environmental sustainability in maritime transportation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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Bingo42 Bulk Carrier Launched for Sustainable Shipping
The Bingo42, a new 42,000 dwt bulk carrier, is a collaboration between Japanese shipbuilders Onomichi Dockyard and Tsuneishi Shipbuilding. The vessel's name symbolizes innovation and sustainability, reflecting the shared goal of designing cutting-edge ships. By working together, the shipyards aim to create more efficient and environmentally friendly vessels for their customers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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Gastrointestinal Outbreak on Viking Cruise Ship
The FBI's Los Angeles field office has issued safety tips for Americans traveling abroad for spring break, urging vigilance and precautions. More than 30 people fell ill on a Viking cruise ship, with symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea. Enhanced cleaning measures were implemented, and the CDC has reported thirteen gastrointestinal outbreaks this year... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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Norwegian Cruise Line Opens First Clinic for Seafarers in the Philippines
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Ltd. is launching its first clinic in the Philippines for Filipino seafarers on April 25th. The NCLH Medical Clinic and Laboratory OPC in Pasay City will offer pre-employment medical services for crew members. With state-of-the-art facilities and certified professionals, the clinic aims to provide top-notch care for seafarers working on NCLH-operated vessels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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BIMCO and ASBA Release Updated ASBATANKVOY Tanker Charter Party Agreement
BIMCO and ASBA have updated ASBATANKVOY, the non-affiliated tanker form, to reflect changes in the industry since 1977. Developed with input from industry leaders, the 2025 edition includes updated provisions and arbitration venues to streamline the chartering process. The revised form aims to enhance legal certainty and reduce the need for additional rider clauses... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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Chevron Tankers Redirected as Venezuela Oil Sanctions Impact Cargo Transport
Chevron-chartered tankers, originally meant to transport crude oil from Venezuela to the U.S., are now being offered for spot contracts elsewhere. PDVSA's cancellation of loading permits has prompted Chevron to seek alternative solutions. Delays and uncertainties in returning cargoes have disrupted operations, highlighting the challenges faced by companies in the Venezuelan oil market... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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Morocco Advances Energy Diversification with New LNG Terminal
Morocco is making strides to diversify its energy sector by planning a liquefied natural gas terminal near Nador. With an aim to reduce coal dependency, the country also plans to increase renewable energy capacity. A pipeline connecting Morocco to Spain and industrial zones is in the works... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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DNV Validates Subtera’s Corrosion Under Insulation Detection
DNV has completed the technology qualification of Subtera's passive terahertz sensor technology for detecting corrosion under insulation (CUI) and trapped moisture. This innovative Pi360 camera allows real-time inspection of pipework without disrupting operations. Collaboration with DNV enhances safety and efficiency in industries like oil and gas, reducing risks of asset failure... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Apr-2025
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