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Driving Force

Driving Force

By Allan E. Jordan
April 11, 2024
  Ports and their surrounding communities are benefiting strongly from the rebound in cruising. Both homeports and destination ports for cruise ships experienced strong growth in 2023 many reportin...
Northern Ireland Launches New Industry Group for Maritime Companies

Northern Ireland Launches New Industry Group for Maritime Companies

By The Maritime Executive
April 11, 2024
  UK’s Northern Ireland on Thursday launched a government-backed industry body to bring together maritime and offshore sector companies within the region. The Northern Ireland Maritime & Offshore n...
Green Energy's Rope-a-Dope

Green Energy's Rope-a-Dope

By G. Allen Brooks
April 10, 2024
  The 1974 “Rumble in the Jungle” made rope-a-dope famous. The boxing technique whereby a fighter allows his opponent to beat him while he leans on the ring’s ropes so they absorb the energy of the...
Contractors Will Cut Baltimore Bridge Wreckage With Hydraulic Shears

Contractors Will Cut Baltimore Bridge Wreckage With Hydraulic Shears

By The Maritime Executive
April 10, 2024
  In a press briefing Wednesday, the head of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Baltimore district gave fresh details on the plan to remove the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The steel th...
Windstar Cruises Adds Two "Motor Yachts" to its Fleet

Windstar Cruises Adds Two "Motor Yachts" to its Fleet

By The Maritime Executive
April 10, 2024
  Luxury cruising brand Windstar is known best for its iconic Wind-class motor-sailing vessels, but it also operates a fleet of three conventionally-powered ships. On Wednesday at Seatrade Cruise G...
Baltic Sea’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm Advances Towards Auction

Baltic Sea’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm Advances Towards Auction

By The Maritime Executive
April 10, 2024
  With the construction of Poland’s largest offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea on course, Equinor and the Polish utility company Polenergia have applied for an environmental approval for the conn...
U.S. Coast Guard Takes 210-Foot Cutter Out of Service to Fill Manning Gaps

U.S. Coast Guard Takes 210-Foot Cutter Out of Service to Fill Manning Gaps

By The Maritime Executive
April 10, 2024
  On Wednesday, the U.S. Coast Guard held a heritage recognition ceremony for the medium endurance cutter USCGC Dependable, which has been performing rescues and busting drug-runners for an astonis...
What We Know (And Don't Know) About the Ocean's Soaring Surface Temps

What We Know (And Don't Know) About the Ocean's Soaring Surface Temps

By The Conversation
April 10, 2024
  [By Alex Sen Gupta et al.] Over the last year, our oceans have been hotter than any time ever recorded. Our instrumental record covers the last 150 years. But based on proxy observations, we c...
DP World Sets Up Latin America's First E-Truck Charging Station

DP World Sets Up Latin America's First E-Truck Charging Station

By The Maritime Executive
April 10, 2024
    DP World’s terminal at the Port of Callao, Peru has begun using the first electric charging station for trucks in Latin America. The new infrastructure is part of the port operator’s decarbo...
Ferguson Launches Ill-Starred CalMac Ferry Six Years Late

Ferguson Launches Ill-Starred CalMac Ferry Six Years Late

By The Maritime Executive
April 10, 2024
Scottish shipbuilder Ferguson Marine is hoping for an end to sustained criticism over its handling of the CalMac ferry project following the launch of the much delayed MV Glen Rosa on the River Clyde....

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