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Weekly News Roundup: Funding, Innovations, Safety Trends
This week’s maritime roundup highlights transformative shifts from 19 Aug. to 25 Aug. 2024. Key developments include innovative funding solutions in India’s shipping sector and advancements in safety and sustainability. The industry is increasingly focusing on environmental stewardship and technology integration, addressing challenges while seizing opportunities for the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Indian Shipping Sector to Get New Funding Options
A non-banking financing company is in development under the Sagarmala initiative to support the shipping and shipbuilding sectors. The proposal, led by the Shipping Ministry, is awaiting approval from the Finance Ministry and RBI. Expected to be operational by December 2024, the NBFC aims to address funding challenges faced by maritime companies and shipyards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Australia Assumes Command of Maritime Security in Red Sea
Australia will lead the Combined Task Force 153 for six months, focusing on maritime security in the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandeb, and Gulf of Aden. With experience in Middle East operations, Australia's leadership underscores its commitment to international cooperation and upholding a rules-based order. The handover of command signifies a seamless transition in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Singapore Launches Marine 3D-Printing Project
Class society ABS is spearheading a project in Singapore to boost the use of additive manufacturing (AM) in the maritime sector. The aim is to streamline the approval process for AM parts through a "model-based qualification framework," making it faster and more cost-effective. This initiative is set to make AM more attractive to boatbuilders... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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NYK Launches First Ammonia-Fueled Tugboat in Tokyo Bay
Japan's NYK, in collaboration with IHI Power Systems, has converted a tugboat in Tokyo Bay to run on ammonia-fueled propulsion, a first for commercial vessels. The project, starting four years ago, has been approved by ClassNK. The tugboat Sakigake, originally LNG-fueled, now serves as a proof of concept for alternative fuel operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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122 Filipino Seafarers Refuse to Sail in Red Sea Region
A total of 122 Filipino seafarers have chosen not to sail in the high-risk waters of the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, exercising their "right to refuse sailing." The Department of Migrant Workers revealed that ship owners have respected their decision, leading to limitations in voyages or sending them home. The Department of Foreign Affairs advised seafarers to prioritize safety and enforce bans on hiring for vessels with past incidents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Decarbonizing the Shipping Industry: Challenges and Solutions for Emission Reduction
As the shipping industry confronts climate change, emissions reduction takes center stage. With regulatory pressures from the International Maritime Organization, companies aim for net-zero targets. However, the challenge lies in aging vessels and the need for new technologies, alongside navigating a landscape of alternative fuels and necessary infrastructure upgrades... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Taiwan and Japan Set to Discuss Maritime Affairs in Upcoming Talks
The sixth round of talks on maritime affairs between Taiwan and Japan is set to take place in Taipei next week. The dialogue, covering issues such as maritime safety, energy development, and environmental protection, aims to promote cooperation and understanding between the two countries. Despite tensions, both sides are committed to continuing negotiations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Brabo and Artemis to Launch Electric Pilot Boat in Antwerp
Brabo, a provider of pilot and port services in Antwerp, Belgium, has partnered with Artemis Technologies to introduce an Artemis EF-12 Pilot boat into its fleet. Scheduled for delivery in late summer 2025, this cutting-edge electric vessel meets ES-TRIN standards and reduces costs by up to 80%, while enhancing safety and efficiency in challenging conditions.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6oJlh8L2k8[/embed].. -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Survey to Enhance Welfare Services for UK Seafarers and Their Families
The survey seeks input from UK seafarers and their families to enhance maritime welfare services provided by charities. By sharing their experiences and needs, participants can help shape future support programs tailored to the unique challenges faced at sea, in port, and at home. Confidentiality is ensured to protect privacy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Dubai Maritime Authority and Gulf Craft Streamline Yacht Registration Process
The Dubai Maritime Authority and Gulf Craft have joined forces to simplify yacht registration in Dubai. By establishing a unified system, customers can now register their vessels online directly through Gulf Craft. This collaboration aims to enhance government services and ensure all vessels meet safety standards, showcasing Dubai's commitment to becoming a leading maritime hub... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Search Continues for Missing Hannah Lynch After Superyacht Incident in San Francisco
Specialist divers are tirelessly searching for Hannah Lynch, who went missing after a celebration on a superyacht in San Francisco hosted by a British tech tycoon. Concerns are high that she may still be inside the ship or thrown into the sea. The Italian coastguard's theory is she is inside the boat as plans to raise it are on hold... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Guidelines for Safe Development of Liquefied Hydrogen Bunkering Systems
The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) has released a new report on developing liquefied hydrogen bunkering systems. The report highlights hydrogen as a zero-emission fuel to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships. It addresses challenges like low temperature and nitrogen presence, emphasizing the need for updated Safety Management Systems and crew training for safe bunkering operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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MIT Engineers Unveil Advanced Model for Rotor Aerodynamics and Wind Farm Optimization
Engineers at MIT have developed a groundbreaking physics-based model for accurately representing airflow around rotors, crucial for improving rotor design and wind farm layout. Led by MIT postdoc Jaime Liew, the study provides a new theory for rotor aerodynamics, revolutionizing wind turbine power optimization and performance. Supported by NSF and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, this research marks a significant advancement in the field... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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Cargo Ship Causes St. Lawrence Seaway Blockage After Blackout
A Dutch cargo ship, the Heemskerkgracht, lost power in the St. Lawrence Seaway, blocking navigation. Carrying scrap metal from Canada to Spain, the ship became wedged at a 45-degree angle. Emergency services confirmed no damage or pollution. Tugs were on standby, and a salvage master was en route. The incident caused delays for vessels in the busy waterway... -Crew MirrorPosted On:26-Aug-2024
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