The Maritime Executive
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Nigeria: Building on a Decade of Port Reform
[By: Maritime Anti-Corruption Network] A decade of sustained collaboration between government and the private sector has delivered...
Aarhus Tests Denmark’s First Shore Power for Containerships
The Port of Aarhus in Denmark marked a milestone as it completed tests on the country’s first shore power for containerships with...
Galveston Port Director Rees Appointed TPA President
[By: Port of Galveston Rodger Rees, Galveston Wharves port director and CEO, has been elected president of the Texas Ports Associa...
ASRY Completes Construction & Delivery of Two Self-Propelled Bunker Vessels
[By: ASRY] The Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard Company (ASRY) held an official ceremony to mark the successful completion, const...
U.S. Senator Calls Out Greek Shipowner Over Cargo of Russian Diesel
In recent years, tanker owners have grown used to government scrutiny and complex compliance requirements. Tanker movements are in...
Bulker Grounds as Severe Cyclone Comes Ashore in India
Indian officials are beginning to tally the damage after a severe cyclone came ashore early on Wednesday, interrupting most servic...
Equinor Blames US Shipbuilding Delays for Late Offshore Wind Installation
The Norwegian energy company Equinor told investors and the media on Wednesday that its offshore wind project, Empire Wind, is app...
Boluda Reaches Deal to Buy Icelandic Shortsea Line Samskip
The Spanish shortsea line Boluda Shipping has agreed to buy Icelandic carrier Samskip, creating an enlarged network with services...
Congressmen Vow to Block Plan to Use Training Ship for Deportations
“Hands off the Golden Bear,” Congressman John Garamendi and Salud Carbajal of California declared, vowing to block any attempt by...
India to Resume Negotiations with MSC Regarding Loss of MSC Elsa 3
Seventeen months after the sinking of the containership MSC Elsa 3 off the west coast of India, a court has lifted a stay on a sta...