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First U.K. Cruise in Fourteen Months Departs

First U.K. Cruise in Fourteen Months Departs

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2021
Cruising returned to the U.K. today after a 14-month hiatus. Coordinated to the country’s efforts to relax COVID-19 restrictions which saw England’s much-beloved pubs also reopen, the gove...
Maritime Executive

New Kidnappings as Efforts Grow to Stop Gulf of Guinea Piracy

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2021
After a lull in piracy activity in the Gulf of Guinea, five crew members were reportedly kidnapped from a Ghanaian fishing vessel on May 19 operating beyond the traditional range of the Nigerian pirat...
Cargo Shippers Call on Congress to Reform Shipping Act and FMC

Cargo Shippers Call on Congress to Reform Shipping Act and FMC

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2021
Contending that the congestion, delays, rising fess, and lack of equipment experienced at U.S. seaports has caused unprecedented disruption to the ocean shipping network, cargo shippers are calling on...
Baltic Cruises to Resume During Summer

Baltic Cruises to Resume During Summer

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2021
The Baltic is becoming the latest region to prepare for the return of cruises operated by the large cruise ships this summer. With the lowering of restrictions in northern Germany and an expectation t...
Maritime Executive

Blank Sailing Schedules Creating Further Delays for Shippers

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2021
For much of the last year shippers have been complaining about delays, lack of availability, and rising costs as volumes soared in container shipping. A new analysis of the schedules and markets by th...
IMO Safety Committee Addresses Reporting for Containers Lost at Sea

IMO Safety Committee Addresses Reporting for Containers Lost at Sea

By The Maritime Executive
May 18, 2021
Responding to the dramatic increase in the loss of containers at sea in the past year, the Maritime Safety Committee of the International Maritime Organization discussed the issue at its recent meetin...
First UK Shore Power Coming to Southampton by 2022

First UK Shore Power Coming to Southampton by 2022

By The Maritime Executive
May 17, 2021
Southampton is poised to become the first commercial port in the U.K. to provide shore power. By 2022, the port plans to have cold ironing technology available at two of the city’s five cruise s...
MSC Charters 11 LNG-Fueled Container Ships from EPS

MSC Charters 11 LNG-Fueled Container Ships from EPS

By Ankur Kundu
May 17, 2021
While some shipping companies, including Maersk, have rejected LNG as the fuel to decrease the carbon footprint of the shipping industry, number-two ocean carrier MSC is making a bet on natural gas....
Maritime Executive

California Ports Continue to See Record Volumes

By The Maritime Executive
May 14, 2021
California’s major seaports all reported continued record results in April driven largely by strong consumer sales which are driving record levels of imports. The ports of Long Beach, Los Angele...
Eneti in Talks to Build Jones Act Wind Turbine Installation Vessel

Eneti in Talks to Build Jones Act Wind Turbine Installation Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
May 12, 2021
Eneti, the NYSE-listed shipowner formerly known as Scorpio Bulkers, announced Tuesday that it has ordered a new wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV) from South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding and M...

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