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Rajesh Unni Receives National Maritime Varuna Award
Rajesh Unni, founder of Synergy Marine Group, was honored with the National Maritime Varuna Award, recognizing his significant contributions to India's maritime sector. Unni emphasized the potential of Indian professionals in shaping the shipping industry's future. His leadership at Synergy Marine Group reflects a commitment to excellence and innovation in maritime solutions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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ILO Considers Changes in MLC Amid Calls for Seafarer Protections
The International Labour Organization (ILO) is discussing potential changes to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), with Stella Maris UK urging for urgent protections for seafarers. CEO Tim Hill emphasizes that seafarers should not have to choose between shore leave and adequate rest, as many are currently facing this unacceptable dilemma... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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Rethinking Hydrgen as Sustainable Fuel for the Maritime Industry
Hydrogen, whether green or not, is criticized for its lower energy density compared to traditional maritime fuels. Despite challenges in storage and transportation, the environmental benefits drive interest in hydrogen as a maritime fuel. Innovations aim to improve energy density and make hydrogen a sustainable choice for the industry's future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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Deendayal Port Launches Plan to Become Global Shipbuilding Hub
The Deendayal Port Authority in Gujarat's Kandla is set to undergo a massive infrastructure development project with over ₹57,000 crore investment. This initiative includes expanding cargo capacity, establishing a state-of-the-art shipbuilding ecosystem, and constructing a mega shipbuilding complex. The port aims to become a global hub for shipbuilding and green fuel innovation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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World’s First Biomethanol-Powered CTV Launched
Northern Offshore Services has taken a significant step towards sustainability in the offshore industry with the introduction of the world's first biomethanol-powered crew transfer vessel. The M/V Transporter, designed for efficient transportation of technicians and light cargo, represents N-O-S's commitment to reducing carbon emissions and advancing decarbonization efforts in the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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IMO Adopts Guidelines to Protect Seafarers Against Unfair Detention
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has adopted new guidelines to protect seafarers from unfair treatment in foreign jurisdictions. These guidelines focus on ensuring due process, protection from coercion, and maintaining wages and medical care during legal proceedings. The goal is to promote fairness and dignity for seafarers worldwide and improve coordination among countries, shipowners, and seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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Study Finds Heavy Fuel Oil with Scrubbers as Eco-Friendly as Low-Sulfur Fuels in Ocean Shipping
Researchers from MIT and Georgia Tech have determined that burning heavy fuel oil with scrubbers in the open ocean can be as environmentally friendly as using low-sulfur fuels. Lead author Patricia Stathatou emphasized the importance of using objective data to compare options accurately. The study revealed that scrubbers reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by 97%... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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Maersk Partners with Panama Canal for Offshore Charging Technology
Maersk and the Panama Canal Authority have joined forces to explore the use of Stillstrom's offshore charging technology to reduce emissions from vessels around the canal. This partnership aims to improve air quality, reduce carbon footprint, and promote sustainable shipping practices on major trade routes. The collaborative effort highlights a commitment to environmental sustainability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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MSC Cruises Sets Guinness Record with 1,391 Lego Ships on New Cruise Ship MSC World America
To celebrate the launch of its newest cruise ship, MSC Cruises set a Guinness World Record with 1,391 Lego ships lined up on the deck of the MSC World America. The display stretched 292 feet and showcased the creativity and teamwork of the crew. A naming ceremony is scheduled... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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High Commissioner of India Addresses DMET MERI Alumni Reunion in Singapore
The High Commissioner of India to Singapore addressed maritime professionals at the 14th Reunion Reception of the DMET MERI Alumni, discussing India's budget announcements and policy reforms in the maritime sector. Emphasizing the Maritime India Vision 2030 initiative, he encouraged alumni to contribute their expertise towards making India a global maritime leader through innovation and sustainable practices... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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Fincantieri to Construct Two Cruise Ships for Carnival’s Fleet
Fincantieri has landed a major deal with Carnival Corporation worth over $2 billion to build two new cruise ships for AIDA Cruises. This marks the first time Fincantieri will construct ships for AIDA Cruises, showcasing their commitment to sustainability and innovation. The vessels are set to be delivered in the early 2030s... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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Safety Gaps Highlighted After Deadly Electric Shock on Offshore Ship
A non-qualified engineer tragically lost their life to an electric shock while trying to fix a mud pump system in Port Fourchon. The incident on October 14, 2023, was found to be caused by material failure and security deficiencies. The US Coast Guard investigation highlighted the importance of proper training and safety protocols... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Apr-2025
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