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India, Thailand Strengthen Strategic Maritime Collaboration
In a recent meeting between Prime Minister Modi and Thailand's Paetongtarn Shinawatra, India and Thailand solidified their bilateral relationship through strategic partnerships. Agreements were signed to enhance cooperation in digital technologies, maritime heritage, small industries, and aligning policies. The focus on crucial sectors like defense and security highlights the commitment to mutual growth and friendship... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Indian Government Plans to Sell Stake in Mazagon Dock
The Indian government plans to sell a 4.83% stake in Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, aiming to divest its ownership in state-owned companies. The sale of 11.4 million shares at a floor price of 2,525 rupees per share is expected to attract investor interest and increase liquidity. This move reflects the government's strategy to unlock value... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Collision Report Highlights Safety Concerns in Maritime Navigation
According to a report, the Solong departed from Grangemouth in Scotland carrying various products, including some designated as dangerous, en route to Rotterdam. The collision with the Stena Immaculate occurred the next day, with the Solong traveling at a speed of 16 knots. Both vessels lacked a dedicated lookout on the bridge, contributing to the incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Japan Launches First Hydrogen Dual-Fuel Tug
Japan recently launched its first hydrogen dual-fuel tug as part of the “Zero Emission Ships Project” sponsored by The Nippon Foundation. The vessel, equipped with a high-power output hydrogen dual-fuel internal combustion engine and a large-capacity high-pressure hydrogen gas storage system, aims to maintain operational performance while using hydrogen fuel... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Seaspan Begins Construction Heavy Polar Icebreaker
Seaspan Shipyards has started building the Canadian Coast Guard's new heavy polar icebreaker, the first of its kind in Canada in 60 years. This vessel will support Arctic operations and emergency response, with advanced features like scientific labs and helicopter decks. The project is part of Seaspan's commitment to the National Shipbuilding Strategy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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RMT Union Urges Reforms for Seafarer Shore Leave
The RMT transport union is pushing for changes to help seafarers, citing a study showing many lack access to shore leave. Shockingly, 26% get no leave, while 70% rarely go ashore during their contracts. General secretary Eddie Dempsey warns of fatigue due to inaccurate work hour reporting. He urges global reforms for seafarers' well-being... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Factors Driving Loyalty Among Maritime Professionals Beyond Salary
Maritime professionals are driven by more than just competitive salaries. Factors like career growth, recognition, autonomy, challenging work, and work-life balance play a significant role in their loyalty to a company. Companies that prioritize these aspects are more likely to retain employees in the maritime industry, ultimately benefiting both parties... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Maersk Project Converts Kamsarmax Bulk Carriers to Methanol
A recent project by the Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller Center focused on converting Kamsarmax bulk carriers to dual-fuel methanol operations. The project aimed to assess the feasibility of retrofitting fuel oil-powered vessels to run on methanol, with Approval in Principle from Japan's ClassNK. It highlights the potential for low-emission solutions in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Eco-Friendly Hull Coating Claims to Reduce Ship Emissions and Fuel Consumption
PPG's SIGMAGLIDE® 2390 fouling release hull coating offers a solution to reduce fuel consumption and emissions intensity for ship owners. With a 100% pure silicone binder system, it can decrease emissions by up to 35% compared to traditional antifoulings. The electrostatic application technique further enhances sustainability benefits by reducing overspray and waste... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Andhra Pradesh Plans Captive Port in Anakapalle to Boost Economic Growth and Logistics
The Andhra Pradesh state cabinet is considering a captive port in Anakapalle to enhance economic growth and logistics. AM/NS India plans to establish a steel plant with 24 million metric tonnes capacity and ₹1.47 lakh crore investment. The port project will create 17 berths and generate around 8,000 jobs, showcasing the region's potential for industrial development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Alang-Sosiya Ship Recycling Declines to Decade Low Amid Market Changes
In FY25, Alang-Sosiya in Gujarat recycled only 113 ships, the lowest in a decade, with a Light Displacement Tonnage of 10.06199 lakhs. The decline is due to booming freight rates, as fleet owners choose to keep old ships. Despite this, there is potential for increased volumes in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Two River Cruise Collisions in Europe Highlight Maritime Safety Concerns
Two European river cruise boats recently collided in separate incidents, one on the Rhine and another in Poland's Szczecin Lagoon. While the Rhine collision left a cruise ship with significant damage but no injuries among passengers, the Szczecin incident resulted in nine injuries, prompting investigations into safety protocols and causes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Oil Spill Detection Monitoring App Launched for Enhanced Offshore Operations
Miros, a global ocean insights specialist, has launched the Oil Spill Detection (OSD) Monitoring app in Miros Cloud. This new solution offers real-time visibility, centralized collaboration, and full accountability for offshore operators. Users can monitor, track, and respond to oil spills faster, minimizing environmental impact and reducing operational costs... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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Panama Strengthens Fleet Integrity with New Deregistration Measures
The Panama Maritime Authority (PMA) is cracking down on vessels and owners on international sanctions lists. Since Executive Decree No. 512, 125 vessels have been reviewed, with 107 cancellations and 18 cases pending. Panama also has laws for deregistering vessels involved in criminal activities, illegal fishing, and terrorism financing, showing a commitment to responsible ship registry management... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Apr-2025
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