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India: Govt to list SCI's non-core assets on bourses, to invite privatisation bids
The Centre is likely to invite financial bids for the privatisation of Shipping Corporation of India after listing its non-core asset business on the stock exchanges this month. The non-core asset business of Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) which is the SCILAL is valued at ₹2,392 crore as of 31 March,2022... -MintPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Australia and Singapore to establish green and digital shipping corridor by 2025.
Australia and Singapore have agreed to create a green and digital shipping corridor by the end of 2025, building on a Green Shipping Cooperation initiative signed by the two countries in October 2022... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Indigenous protesters release hijacked oil tankers in the Peruvian Amazon.
Protests from Indigenous people in the Peruvian Amazon have led to the release of two oil tankers and their crew members that were held since last week. The Indigenous group had seized the ships to bring attention to changes made in a development fund that would affect their benefits associated with oil profits... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Piracy is significant threat to all vessels transiting or operating in the Gulf of Guinea
Republic of Liberia has issued a Marine Security Advisory, for shipowners, operators, Company Security Officers and masters to inform them that Piracy, armed robbery, Kidnapping for Ransom (KFR) continues to be significant threats to all vessels transiting or operating in the Gulf of Guinea... SAFETY4SEAPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Reports of abuse, bullying, harassment and discrimination increased - ISWAN
According to the data from ISWAN’s helplines, the number of seafarers reporting abuse, bullying, harassment or discrimination increased by almost 50% in Q1 2023 compared to the previous quarter. ISWAN has released the first in a series of quarterly infographics sharing data from its helpline services,.. SAFETY4SEAPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Maersk’s carbon-neutral voyage fuelled by bio-methanol.
Maersk, the Danish shipping company, has confirmed that it has secured fuel for its first carbon-neutral methanol-powered vessel. The ship, which runs on bio-methanol fuel created from biogas harvested from decomposing landfill waste, will travel from South Korea to Denmark, marking a 21,500 km journey fuelled entirely by sustainable sources... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Most maritime professionals don’t think their companies invest enough in cyber – report
New research published by DNV claims that less than half (40%) of maritime professionals think their organisation is investing enough in cyber security, amid an almost universal expectation that cyber-attacks will disrupt ship operations in the coming years... -Smart Maritime NetworkPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Labor Dispute at West Coast Ports Threatens Supply Chain.
Negotiations for a new collective agreement for port workers on the West Coast of the United States have reached a stalemate, causing disruptions and stoppages at key ports. PMA, which represents terminal operators, has accused ILWU of withholding workers, causing ships to miss their scheduled departures... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Accelleron Unveils Revolutionary X300-L Turbochargers for Two-Stroke Engines.
Accelleron has launched its X300-L series, the next generation of turbochargers for two-stroke engines. The X300-L series has a service-friendly and platform-based design, which sets a new benchmark for turbocharging and provides flexibility for ship operators to respond to uncertainties regarding future fuel requirements... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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US legislators propose bills to cut emissions from ships in ports.
Legislation proposed by members of the US Senate and House of Representatives would seek to reduce emissions from ships traveling to and from US ports and operating within the ports. The International Maritime Pollution Accountability Act, which would levy a fee on large ships entering US waters, has been introduced alongside the Clean Shipping Act of 2023... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Mexican Port Handles First Carbon-Neutral Container & LNG-Powered Ship
Contecon Manzanillo, a Mexican company under International Container Terminal Services, has achieved a milestone in the decarbonization of ports in North America by handling the first carbon-neutral container and welcoming the first liquid natural gas (LNG)-powered container ship... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Shedding Light on Seafarer Mental Health for a Safer Maritime Industry
The mental well-being of seafarers can be quite challenging due to the nature of their work environment, characterised by long hours, isolation, fatigue and the inherent instability of the job. These factors can potentially lead to feelings of loneliness and depression among seafarers... -Sea NewsPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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INTERCARGO Members Surpass Industry Average Performance
Despite a steady increase in port state control detention rates following the pandemic in all regions, INTERCARGO-entered vessels consistently outdid industry performance indicators in both deficiencies and detentions, as shown by the latest edition of its annual Benchmarking Report... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:13-Jun-2023
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New agreements to strengthen collaboration in port sector
UKHO has signed MoUs with PLA and Peel Ports Group to enable greater collaboration in the port sector. The new strategic partnerships aim to improve the supply, management and sharing of hydrographic and marine data and support the UKHO’s ambitions to work more closely with the UK ports and harbors community... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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British tourists missing after boat fire in Red Sea.
Three British tourists have gone missing after a motorboat caught fire off Egypt’s Red Sea coast on Sunday, according to Egyptian officials and security sources. The boat, dubbed the Hurricane, had been sailing in an area north of Marsa Alam since June 6 when the fire was caused by an electrical short... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Tanker disabled in Indian ocean, needs medevac, west of Australia
Tanker ENERGY RIVER reported disabled and adrift early in the morning Jun 12 in Indian ocean, some 950 nm west of Australian coast. Tanker is requesting medevac of a crewman, details unknown... -FleetMonPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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Jack-up rig personnel airlifted to safety, Arabian sea
Jack-up rig KEY SINGAPORE, positioned 60 nm west of Mundra, India, Arabian sea, issued distress signal in the morning Jun 12. Later Indian CG helicopter airlifted 11 personnel from the rig. Understood there wasn’t an accident on the rig, and evac was caused by approaching cyclone Biparjoy... -FleetMonPosted On:13-Jun-2023
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