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Ships Should be Built to a Seawater-Lubricated Sterntubeless Ship Design

Ships Should be Built to a Seawater-Lubricated Sterntubeless Ship Design

By The Maritime Executive
June 25, 2024
[By: ABS] Future newbuild ships of all types should be built without a sterntube and with a seawater-lubricated propeller shaft bearing arrangement, according to Blue Ocean Alliance’s Chris Leontop...
Two Lockheed Subsidiaries Settle Charges of Overbilling U.S. Navy

Two Lockheed Subsidiaries Settle Charges of Overbilling U.S. Navy

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
  Two subsidiaries of aerospace giant Lockheed Martin have agreed to pay $70 million to settle allegations that they overcharged the U.S. Navy for aircraft parts, according to the U.S. Department o...
U.S. Navy Loosens Physical Fitness Rules, Giving Flexibility to COs

U.S. Navy Loosens Physical Fitness Rules, Giving Flexibility to COs

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
The U.S. Navy has minimum physical fitness standards for its recruits, and active-duty servicemembers and reservists also have to pass regular physical fitness assessments if they want to get promoted...
On Day of the Seafarer, IMO Emphasizes Safety and Security

On Day of the Seafarer, IMO Emphasizes Safety and Security

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
  Each year on June 25, the global maritime community pauses to celebrate seafarers, who deliver 90 percent of all international trade. Seafarers work around the clock in a challenging industrial e...
Buildout of Offshore Wind Fleet Continues with St. Johns Third CTV Delivery

Buildout of Offshore Wind Fleet Continues with St. Johns Third CTV Delivery

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
  The buildout of the Jones Act-compliant fleet to service the U.S. offshore wind sector continues with St. Johns Ship Building reporting it delivered the second crew transfer vessel for Windea CTV...
China Conducts Landing Ship Drills as Tensions Rise in S. China Sea

China Conducts Landing Ship Drills as Tensions Rise in S. China Sea

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
  China's navy is conducting amphibious drills in the South China Sea as tensions rise over control of the Philippine exclusive economic zone,  over five hundred nautical miles away from the Chines...
X-Press Feeders Converts Methanol-Ready Ships on Delivery

X-Press Feeders Converts Methanol-Ready Ships on Delivery

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
  The pace of uptake for methanol-fueled operations is even surpassing the expectations of the industry from just a few years ago. X-Press Feeders which is preparing for the launch of a methanol-fu...
Gaza Aid Pier Shuts Down Again for Maintenance

Gaza Aid Pier Shuts Down Again for Maintenance

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
Five days after the U.S.-operated aid pier for Gaza was re-anchored at its station, its operations have been suspended once again for "scheduled maintenance activities," U.S. Central Command said in a...
Romania Begins Insolvency Against Damen Mangalia Shipyard

Romania Begins Insolvency Against Damen Mangalia Shipyard

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
  The long-running battle between Damen and the Romanian government over the operations of the Mangalia shipyard on the Black Sea took a new step as a court in Constanta initiated an insolvency pro...
EU Details Its First Sanctions Targeting Specific Ships and Sovcomflot

EU Details Its First Sanctions Targeting Specific Ships and Sovcomflot

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2024
The European Council formalized its fourteenth package of sanctions today and for the first time is listing specific ships targeting both the operations of Sovcomflot and the shadow tanker fleet. A...

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