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Food Scarce as Yemen's Ship Traffic Delayed

April 27, 2015

Yemen is facing mounting problems bringing in food by sea as the danger from fighting between Houthis and government supporters is exacerbated by an arms blockade by Saudi-led coalition navies searchi...

Crowley Honored with "Earth Day" Award

By The Maritime Executive

April 23, 2015

Crowley Maritime Corp. has been honored with the 2015 Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) Chairman’s Earth Day Award in recognition of the organization’s company wide environmental stewardsh...

LUKOIL's iCOlube Launches Tour in Singapore

By The Maritime Executive

April 23, 2015

To optimize vessel’s engine performance and efficiency, LUKOIL Marine Lubricants developed the iCOlube® system which will be launched on 22nd April, 2015 in Singapore. “iCOlube sta...

Container Ship Widening Improves EEDI, Profitability

By The Maritime Executive

April 22, 2015

German shipowner Reederei NSB has developed a unique concept to widen container ships. The widening will increase the TEU capacity of a ship by more than 20 percent, and the IMO Energy Efficiency Desi...

ABB Turbochargers Improve Large Container Ships' Efficiency

By The Maritime Executive

April 21, 2015

ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, has designed turbochargers powering the largest ships in the world. First came the China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) Globe with capacity of...

Subsea Documentation Streamlined

By The Maritime Executive

April 20, 2015

Amid low oil prices, pressure is growing to find industry wide solutions which can reduce costs. The documentation demanded today for subsea operations is time-consuming, complex and costly to deliver...

IMO Discusses Seafarers, Migrants and Pirates

By The Maritime Executive

April 17, 2015

The IMO Legal Committee met for its 102nd session between 14-16 April 2015 with further discussion undertaken on the issues of seafarer welfare, piracy and the current migrant crisis. Addressing un...

DNV GL Enables Reduced Subsea Lead Times

By The Maritime Executive

April 15, 2015

Steel forgings are important bulding blocks for subsea components and are often tailored to meet end-users’ specific requirements. This results in long delivery times and repeated follow-ups thr...

Shipping Lines Pull Back as Yemen Worsens

By The Maritime Executive

April 9, 2015

International shipping lines are being forced to scale back or suspend port calls to Yemen as the conflict gets worse, putting pressure on supplies of food as prices rise in local markets. Yemen im...

HRAS includes RUF in Project Program

By The Maritime Executive

April 8, 2015

HRAS Founder, David Hammond, has included previous work that developed the first international model set of maritime Rules for the Use of Force (RUF) for the international community in the HRAS Intern...

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