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Kawasaki Plans to Focus on Hydrogen Shipping Moving LPG Work to China

Kawasaki Plans to Focus on Hydrogen Shipping Moving LPG Work to China

By The Maritime Executive
July 7, 2021
In an effort to lower costs for basic parts of the shipbuilding process, and focus on the emerging hydrogen market, Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries is planning to shift construction work to a...
VIKING to Showcase Portfolio for the Defense Sector at DEFEA Athens

VIKING to Showcase Portfolio for the Defense Sector at DEFEA Athens

By The Maritime Executive
July 7, 2021
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OneWeb Completes Mission to Cover Regions North of 50 Degrees Latitude

OneWeb Completes Mission to Cover Regions North of 50 Degrees Latitude

By The Maritime Executive
July 6, 2021
[By: OneWeb] OneWeb, the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite communications company, today announced the successful launch of another 36 satellites to mark the completion of its ‘Five to 50&rsquo...
Canaveral Port Authority “Fireboat 2” Christened Into Service

Canaveral Port Authority “Fireboat 2” Christened Into Service

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
In keeping with maritime tradition, Port Canaveral’s new high-tech firefighting vessel Fireboat 2 was officially christened and commissioned into service during a ceremony at the Port that inclu...
Japan’s “K” Line Apologizes for Second Cyberattack in Months

Japan’s “K” Line Apologizes for Second Cyberattack in Months

By The Maritime Executive
July 2, 2021
Japanese shipping company Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, known as “K” Line issued a brief statement today confirming that its computer systems have once again been breached with “unauthorize...
U.S. Strategic Sealift's Merchant Mariner Problem

U.S. Strategic Sealift's Merchant Mariner Problem

July 2, 2021
[By Geoffrey Brown] The first time I heard about Strategic Sealift was during my orientation as a civilian employee at U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM), three months after I started the job...
Plans for London’s First New Shipyard in a Century

Plans for London’s First New Shipyard in a Century

By The Maritime Executive
June 28, 2021
As part of the revival of water transportation, plans are underway to launch the first new shipyard in possibly a century or more on the River Thames in London. The Port of London Authority (PLA) is s...
Extreme Freight Rates Begin to Change Shippers' Calculations

Extreme Freight Rates Begin to Change Shippers' Calculations

By Brian Gicheru Kinyua
June 28, 2021
The containerized shipping industry has been essential to global commerce for its low shipping costs. However, high freight rates are starting to have an impact on consumer goods. Already, consumers h...
The Fourth Arm of Defense: The U.S. Merchant Marine

The Fourth Arm of Defense: The U.S. Merchant Marine

June 27, 2021
[By James Caponiti] From its earliest days when the American colonies were dependent on trade with Europe, the United States has been reliant on merchant shipping. During the fight for independence...
PALFINGER: Follow-up Order in Brazil

PALFINGER: Follow-up Order in Brazil

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2021
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