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Russian Tanker Spotted for First Time in Mariupol as Port Handles Logistics

Russian Tanker Spotted for First Time in Mariupol as Port Handles Logistics

By The Maritime Executive
June 14, 2024
  Mariupol on the Sea of Azov, which was the scene of intense fighting in the spring of 2022, is becoming a new Russian supply port according to unconfirmed reports from local officials. Ukrainian...
Philippines to Review Seafarer Work Rules as Houthi Attacks Continue

Philippines to Review Seafarer Work Rules as Houthi Attacks Continue

By The Maritime Executive
June 14, 2024
  The government of the Philippines reports that a rescue mission is underway for the crew of the Greek-owned bulker Tutor that was flooded and disabled by two Houthi attacks on June 12. One seafar...
Super Efficient Bulker Concept Meets CII While Using Conventional Fuels

Super Efficient Bulker Concept Meets CII While Using Conventional Fuels

By The Maritime Executive
June 14, 2024
  A new design study undertaken by Kongsberg Maritime and Deltamarin demonstrates that by using a combination of technologies it is possible to meet future emissions targets while using conventiona...
Intercargo: Only One Bulk Carrier Sank in 2023

Intercargo: Only One Bulk Carrier Sank in 2023

By The Maritime Executive
June 14, 2024
  The dry bulk shipping sector is maintaining a trend of improving safety standards with the tightening of international regulatory framework and adoption of new technologies that have enhanced shi...
Vietnam Speeds Up its Land-Reclamation Work in the Spratly Islands

Vietnam Speeds Up its Land-Reclamation Work in the Spratly Islands

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2024
Vietnam has dramatically accelerated its effort to build island bases atop reefs in the Spratly Islands, where it maintains a string of outposts to stake out its maritime claims.  According to the...
Red Sea Diversions Are Causing Port Congestion in Singapore

Red Sea Diversions Are Causing Port Congestion in Singapore

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2024
As shipping lines divert traffic away from the Red Sea to avoid the persistent menace of Houthi rebel attacks, new routes are reshaping the patterns of marine traffic and port calls around the world....
Damen Proposes Vessel-to-Vessel Charging for Offshore Wind Farm CTVs

Damen Proposes Vessel-to-Vessel Charging for Offshore Wind Farm CTVs

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2024
  One of the limitations of introducing fully electric Crew Transfer Vessels is the lack of charging options for the vessels while on-site at wind farms. While several technologies are being develo...
Op-Ed: What Should the Response Be if China Hurts a Servicemember at Sea?

Op-Ed: What Should the Response Be if China Hurts a Servicemember at Sea?

By The Lowy Interpreter
June 13, 2024
  [By Dr. Peter Layton] Repeating an aggressive action four times shows intent. In February 2022, a Chinese warship directed a dangerous laser at an Australian Defence Force aircraft. In June 20...
CSSC Researchers Claim to Track Fast-Moving Submarines From Above

CSSC Researchers Claim to Track Fast-Moving Submarines From Above

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2024
A team of Chinese researchers claims to have found a way to track even the stealthiest attack-sub designs in the U.S. Navy, depending on their speed.  A new study of real-world surface data by Li...
American Cruise Lines Orders Three Newbuilds as Domestic Cruising Grows

American Cruise Lines Orders Three Newbuilds as Domestic Cruising Grows

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2024
  The domestic inland and coastal cruising market is following the same trends as the overall cruise business showing strong growth. American Cruise Lines, which is the largest small ship and river...

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