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Op-Ed: U.S. Navy's Newest Carrier Continues Tradition of Power Projection

Op-Ed: U.S. Navy's Newest Carrier Continues Tradition of Power Projection

By Greg Alan Caires
March 4, 2024
The U.S. Navy’s newest aircraft carrier – the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) – returned to its homeport of Norfolk, Virginia, on January 17, 2024. Underway for 239 days, the ship laun...
Maritime Executive

South Africa Buys Tugboats as Efforts Proceed to Improve Port Efficiency

By The Maritime Executive
March 1, 2024
South Africa’s ports operator Transnet reports it is moving forward with a fleet renewal program as part of an overall effort to tackle the perennial challenges of inefficiencies that have place...
Rotterdam Container Terminal First in Europe to Invest in Shore Power

Rotterdam Container Terminal First in Europe to Invest in Shore Power

By The Maritime Executive
March 1, 2024
Rotterdam World Gateway, one of the largest container terminals in the Port of Rotterdam serving carriers including CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, and Ocean Network Express (ONE), is set to become the first de...
Mining Giant BHP Sponsors its Own Nuclear-Propulsion Study

Mining Giant BHP Sponsors its Own Nuclear-Propulsion Study

By The Maritime Executive
February 29, 2024
Australian mining conglomerate BHP has become the latest enterprise to explore onboard nuclear propulsion, joining a growing list of well-capitalized investors who are considering the technology's...
Hackers Took Over Philippine Coast Guard's Facebook Page for Days

Hackers Took Over Philippine Coast Guard's Facebook Page for Days

By The Maritime Executive
February 29, 2024
Cybersecurity is a key concern for every maritime enterprise - even regulators. The Philippine Coast Guard announced Thursday that it has just recovered access to its own Facebook page after hackers b...
Freight-Forwarding Insiders Charged With Smuggling Tobacco Into Australia

Freight-Forwarding Insiders Charged With Smuggling Tobacco Into Australia

By The Maritime Executive
February 27, 2024
A logistics professional and five accomplices have been charged with trying to smuggle $10 million worth of cigarettes into Australia, and authorities believe that the scheme was connected to a Middle...
Energy Trader Convicted of Bribing Officials in a Developing Nation

Energy Trader Convicted of Bribing Officials in a Developing Nation

By The Maritime Executive
February 26, 2024
A U.S. federal jury has convicted a former Vitol trader of bribery and money laundering in connection with a sprawling scheme to secure contracts in Latin America. Javier Aguilar, formerly employe...
UK Sanctions Dutch Oil Trader for Trafficking in Russian Oil

UK Sanctions Dutch Oil Trader for Trafficking in Russian Oil

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2024
The government of Britain has sanctioned Swiss trading house Paramount Energy & Commodities SA and its owner for alleged violations of the G7 price cap. Switzerland has been a hub for Russian o...
Maritime Executive

Taiwanese and Chinese Coast Guard Vessels Face Off Near Kinmen

By The Maritime Executive
February 20, 2024
On Tuesday, Taiwan's coast guard ejected a China Coast Guard patrol vessel from Taiwanese-controlled waters off Kinmen, the agency claimed. According to Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration...
3D Printing is Saving the U.S. Coast Guard Serious Money

3D Printing is Saving the U.S. Coast Guard Serious Money

By U.S. Coast Guard News
February 19, 2024
[By Jamie Rand, Consultant C5ISC] Just as traffic lights and road signs inform drivers and warn them about upcoming hazards, aids to navigation, such as lighthouses, buoys, and radio beacons h...

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