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NTSB: Poor Engineering, Loose Regulations Led to Sub Titan's Loss

NTSB: Poor Engineering, Loose Regulations Led to Sub Titan's Loss

By The Maritime Executive
October 16, 2025
  The NTSB has issued a report on the sinking of the "experimental" submersible Titan off Newfoundland in 2023, which killed all five aboard, including company founder and CEO Stockton Rush The rep...
Shipowners Take Steps to Avoid U.S. and Chinese Port Fees

Shipowners Take Steps to Avoid U.S. and Chinese Port Fees

By The Maritime Executive
October 16, 2025
Shipowners are starting to reveal some of the steps that are being taken to avoid the port fees instituted by the U.S. and China this week, targeting ships built, owned, or operated by companies in...
Cyprus' Shipowners Call for Voting Down IMO's Net-Zero Framework

Cyprus' Shipowners Call for Voting Down IMO's Net-Zero Framework

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  In the midst of high-stakes negotiations over the future of IMO's emissions rules, Cyprus' influential shipowners have publicly joined the side of the "nays" on the Net Zero Framework. In a state...
Newsom Vetoes Ban on Public Funding for Automation at LA/Long Beach

Newsom Vetoes Ban on Public Funding for Automation at LA/Long Beach

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  Despite a lobbying campaign by the U.S. West Coast's powerful longshore union, California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill to limit the powers of the air-quaility regulator for the twin po...
NATO Sees Success in its Baltic Anti-Sabotage Mission

NATO Sees Success in its Baltic Anti-Sabotage Mission

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  NATO Maritime Command is pleased with the results of its enhanced patrols in the Baltic, which were ramped up in response to a string of suspicious and possibly intentional subsea damage incident...
Calls for Vigilance Due to Rise in Piracy and Robberies in 2025

Calls for Vigilance Due to Rise in Piracy and Robberies in 2025

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  The merchant shipping industry continues to face the threats of piracy and armed robberies, but the ICC International Maritime Bureau, in its latest report, also points to progress, including the...
UK Sanctions Russia's Two Biggest Oil Exporters

UK Sanctions Russia's Two Biggest Oil Exporters

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  For the first time, the government of the UK has directly sanctioned top Russian oil exporters Rosneft and Lukoil, the two biggest crude producers in Russia and key players in financing the ongoi...
Carbon Capture, Fuel Cells, and Wind Propulsion for Net-Zero Cruise Ship

Carbon Capture, Fuel Cells, and Wind Propulsion for Net-Zero Cruise Ship

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  A partnership consisting of GTT and Bloom Energy is working together with France’s Ponant Explorations Group to combine fuel cells and marine carbon capture as part of a project to achieve the fi...
Ports Call for U.S. to Reverse Course Saying Equipment Tariffs Delay Growth

Ports Call for U.S. to Reverse Course Saying Equipment Tariffs Delay Growth

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  The American Association of Port Authorities quickly responded to last week’s proposed revisions by the U.S. Trade Representative to the port fee program. It said the new tariffs will only serve...
RWE Dumps its Australian Offshore Wind Project

RWE Dumps its Australian Offshore Wind Project

By The Maritime Executive
October 15, 2025
  German utility RWE has decided to dump its giant Kent offshore wind project off the coast of Victoria, Australia, the latest in a long series of blows for the non-China offshore wind industry. ...

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