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Op-Ed: Why Women Belong at the Heart of Maritime's Future

Op-Ed: Why Women Belong at the Heart of Maritime's Future

By Jillian Verbeurgt and Jess Moss
May 20, 2026
  Jillian Verbeurgt and Jess Moss recently started their careers in engineering and technology, and in this essay for the International Day for Women in Maritime, they reflected on the opportunitie...
Med-Mooring Dispute Interrupts Cargo Deliveries to U.S. Virgin Islands

Med-Mooring Dispute Interrupts Cargo Deliveries to U.S. Virgin Islands

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
Med-mooring is standard practice in some parts of the world (notably the Greek ferry sector), but the U.S. Coast Guard has banned two vessels from using this system on a narrow waterway in San Juan -...
Valaris Fined for Rig Worker's Fatal Fall Through Hole in Deck Grating

Valaris Fined for Rig Worker's Fatal Fall Through Hole in Deck Grating

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  A court in Aberdeen, Scotland has fined rig operator Valaris a total of $385,000 for the death of a worker who fell through a hole left by a missing deck grating. On January 22, 2023, the rig...
Two Container Feeders Collide in East Kalimantan

Two Container Feeders Collide in East Kalimantan

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  Last week, two container feeders collided on a river on the island of Borneo, resulting in extensive damage above the waterline and multiple spilled containers.  On May 13, the feeders Meratus...
EU Funds Pilot to Demonstrate Offshore Power Zones to Charge Vessels

EU Funds Pilot to Demonstrate Offshore Power Zones to Charge Vessels

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  The European Union’s flagship Horizon Europe research and innovation program is providing a €5 million ($5.8 million) grant to an international consortium led by Stillstrom, a Maersk company, to...
WinGD Reports First Marine Ethanol-Fueled Engine Orders for Vale Bulkers

WinGD Reports First Marine Ethanol-Fueled Engine Orders for Vale Bulkers

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  Ethanol, although a common and widely available fuel, was mostly overlooked in the discussions on maritime alternative fuels. Last month mining giant Vale announced it was planning two large bulk...
Justice Department Indicts Four Chinese Container Makers for Price-Fixing

Justice Department Indicts Four Chinese Container Makers for Price-Fixing

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  The Justice Department has secured an indictment for four of the largest shipping-container manufacturers and seven of their top executives for allegedly conspiring to drive up the price of stand...
Iran's Drone Attacks Against Gulf Countries are Political Messaging

Iran's Drone Attacks Against Gulf Countries are Political Messaging

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  Drone attacks mounted on Gulf states by Iran (or by Iranian proxies) appear to be part of the messaging taking place between Iran and its Gulf adversaries, as negotiations in a more diplomatic fo...
Senate Confirms Robert Harvey to Fill Last Vacant FMC Commissioner Postion

Senate Confirms Robert Harvey to Fill Last Vacant FMC Commissioner Postion

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
Eight months after being nominated by the White House to fill a vacancy on the Federal Maritime Commission, Robert Harvey, a lawyer by background and colleague of new Chairman Laura DiBella, was con...
U.S. Navy Commissions its Very Last Littoral Combat Ship

U.S. Navy Commissions its Very Last Littoral Combat Ship

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  After 18 years, the U.S. Navy has commissioned the last Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ship, a lightweight, high-speed surface combatant designed by a prominent aerospace contractor during the Glo...

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