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Conditions Not Met to Tow Burning Tanker in Red Sea Says EU

Conditions Not Met to Tow Burning Tanker in Red Sea Says EU

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2024
  The EUNAVFOR operation in the Red Sea area is reporting that the planned effort to tow the burning tanker Sounion laden with nearly one million barrels of crude is not proceeding. The force that...
Hapag and Gasum Set Bio-LNG Supply Contract for Rotterdam-Singapore Route

Hapag and Gasum Set Bio-LNG Supply Contract for Rotterdam-Singapore Route

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
A unique supply agreement has been set for the Nordic energy company Gasum to provide Hapag-Lloyd with bio-LNG to fuel containerships sailing between Singapore and Rotterdam in 2025 and 2026. The su...
NTSB: "Greater Speed" Needed as USCG Still Delays on Small Boat Safety

NTSB: "Greater Speed" Needed as USCG Still Delays on Small Boat Safety

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
The National Transportation Safety Board came out swinging (again) against the U.S. Coast Guard on the fifth anniversary of the tragic fire on the dive boat Conception that killed 34 people. NTSB Ch...
Lack of Connection Plan Shelves Sweden’s Most Mature Offshore Wind Project

Lack of Connection Plan Shelves Sweden’s Most Mature Offshore Wind Project

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
Sweden’s Kriegers Flak offshore wind farm, which had proceeded to become one of the most mature plans for the emerging sector, is being shelved developer Vattenfall reported today. The company which...
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Somalia Issues New Maritime Regulations to Manage Vessels in its Waters

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
  Somalia introduced a new shipping directive aimed at regulating the movement of vessels within its territorial waters. The new regulation was reported over the weekend by the state-owned media So...
Re-evaluating Gas Turbine Engines for Future Maritime Propulsion

Re-evaluating Gas Turbine Engines for Future Maritime Propulsion

By Harry Valentine
September 2, 2024
The combination of advances in engine management technology, in the design of heat exchange technology and the chemistry of high-temperature ceramic materials and compounds provide the basis of enhanc...
Lloyd’s Register Acquires Ocean Technology Group Expanding Digital Platform

Lloyd’s Register Acquires Ocean Technology Group Expanding Digital Platform

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
Lloyd’s Register Group is acquiring Ocean Technology Group, a provider of operational and human capital management software for the maritime industry, as part of its ongoing strategy of expanding di...
Australia Declares First Indian Ocean Wind Zone and Solicits Applications

Australia Declares First Indian Ocean Wind Zone and Solicits Applications

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
  Australia’s federal government is continuing to move forward with its efforts to develop the offshore wind power industry by declaring the first offshore wind zone in the Indian Ocean. With the d...
ClassNK Published Estimated Leak Frequencies for Ammonia-Fueled Ships

ClassNK Published Estimated Leak Frequencies for Ammonia-Fueled Ships

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
[By: ClassNK] ClassNK published estimated leak frequencies of ammonia fuel from onboard components for ammonia-fueled ships, usable for risk assessment. The estimated leak frequencies were added as...
AEGIR-Marine Takes First Step on the Road to B Corp

AEGIR-Marine Takes First Step on the Road to B Corp

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2024
[By: AEGIR-Marine] AEGIR-Marine, the Netherlands-based stern tube seal and propulsion system service provider, is pleased to announce that it has applied for B Corp certification. The move represen...

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