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Boxship Orders Surpass Last Year to Reach Third Highest in Past 20 Years

Boxship Orders Surpass Last Year to Reach Third Highest in Past 20 Years

By The Maritime Executive
August 27, 2024
  The appetite for new containerships remains high reports BIMCO in its latest market analysis. The trade group highlights that orders after a slight pause in late 2023 are once again roaring in wi...
Shipbuilder HD Hyundai is Making Investments in Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Shipbuilder HD Hyundai is Making Investments in Hydrogen Fuel Cells

By The Maritime Executive
August 27, 2024
  Working to develop its long-term position in the shipping industry, HD Hyundai is stepping up its focus on hydrogen fuel cells and their potential both in industry and the maritime sector. The gr...
Port Strikes: German Union Rejects Deal, India Settles, US Seeks Mediation

Port Strikes: German Union Rejects Deal, India Settles, US Seeks Mediation

By The Maritime Executive
August 27, 2024
  Labor unrest continues at ports around the world during the newest rounds of contract talks and the first in many cases after the pandemic, surge in port volumes, and global inflation. Strikes or...
Royal Caribbean Goes Big Ordering Up to Three More "Icons” from Meyer Turku

Royal Caribbean Goes Big Ordering Up to Three More "Icons” from Meyer Turku

By The Maritime Executive
August 27, 2024
  Royal Caribbean Group is yet again demonstrating its proclivity for mega cruise ships signing an order for the fourth ship of its Icon class as well as options for a possible fifth and sixth vess...
One Bad Ladder Shows Common Shortcomings for Marine Pilot Safety

One Bad Ladder Shows Common Shortcomings for Marine Pilot Safety

By Arie Palmers
August 27, 2024
  Arie Palmers is a Dutch marine pilot and is closely involved in efforts to tighten pilot ladder safety. In this case, Palmers shows how one bad ladder can illustrate the dangerous gap between int...
Port of Lobito Handles First Congolese Copper Shipment to the U.S.

Port of Lobito Handles First Congolese Copper Shipment to the U.S.

By Brian Gicheru Kinyua
August 25, 2024
  Southern Africa’s Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR) has hit a milestone after the first shipment of copper destined for the United States left the Port of Lobito this week. The cargo of copper cathod...
U.S. Navy Destroyer Transits Taiwan Strait, Drawing No Protest From China

U.S. Navy Destroyer Transits Taiwan Strait, Drawing No Protest From China

By The Maritime Executive
August 22, 2024
On Thursday, the U.S. Navy destroyer USS Ralph Johnson completed a freedom of navigation transit through the Taiwan Strait, an international waterway claimed by China.  "Ralph Johnson’s transit thr...
Giant Wind Turbine Installation Vessel Delivered to Cadeler

Giant Wind Turbine Installation Vessel Delivered to Cadeler

By The Maritime Executive
August 16, 2024
  Cadeler, which already attests to being the world’s largest operator in offshore wind installation, operations, and maintenance services, took delivery today, August 16, on the first of its new l...
Two Floating Armories Report Run-Ins With Houthis, Shots Fired

Two Floating Armories Report Run-Ins With Houthis, Shots Fired

By The Maritime Executive
August 15, 2024
  Private maritime security guards play an important role in defending merchant ships from Houthi rebel attacks in the Red Sea, and while they face tremendous risk in the course of their duties, th...
Environmentalists Successful in Getting “Toxic Cargo” Returned to Europe

Environmentalists Successful in Getting “Toxic Cargo” Returned to Europe

By The Maritime Executive
August 14, 2024
  Officials in Asia are reporting that approximately 100 containers suspected of carrying toxic material will be refused and returned to the shipper in Europe for further treatment. The decision co...

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