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Designs for Battery Tankers to Transport Renewable Energy by 2026

Designs for Battery Tankers to Transport Renewable Energy by 2026

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
Design details were announced for a Japanese concept to develop battery tankers that would make up the backbone for a power transmission network distributing renewable energy from areas with high pote...
Canada Plans $1.8 Billion Investment for New Coast Guard Small Vessels

Canada Plans $1.8 Billion Investment for New Coast Guard Small Vessels

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
The next phase of Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy was announced today focusing on the Canadian Coast Guard's small vessels fleet. The federal government reports it will invest nearly C$2.5 bil...
Substations for First US Offshore Wind Farms Ready for Installation

Substations for First US Offshore Wind Farms Ready for Installation

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
The first substations of the U.S.’s commercial offshore wind farms have been completed and are being moved from Texas and Denmark to the locations for their installations. These projects signal severa...
Dispatches From The Outlaw Ocean Episode 6: The Fish We Turn to Dust

Dispatches From The Outlaw Ocean Episode 6: The Fish We Turn to Dust

By Ian Urbina
May 25, 2023
This episode is the sixth installment in a 10-part short film series from The Outlaw Ocean Project. It stems from more than a decade of reporting by Ian Urbina exploring crime on the high seas. The se...
USCG Reports Wide Damage as Typhoon Hits Guam and Heads to Philippines

USCG Reports Wide Damage as Typhoon Hits Guam and Heads to Philippines

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
Following the devastating impact of Typhoon Mawar, U.S. Coast Guard forces are actively assessing the situation and coordinating maritime response efforts. The initial damage assessment shows a broad...
LNG Carrier Shipbuilding Risks Stranded Assets Due to Climate Policies

LNG Carrier Shipbuilding Risks Stranded Assets Due to Climate Policies

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
The rapid growth in LNG shipbuilding responding to the demand for gas transport is raising the likelihood of creating stranded assets writes Climate Analytics, a climate science and policy institute,...
Retrofit for First Hydrogen-Powered Inland Containership Completed

Retrofit for First Hydrogen-Powered Inland Containership Completed

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
The first hydrogen-powered inland containership developed in a multi-year demonstration project was officially commissioned today in Rotterdam. The vessel renamed H2 Barge 1 joins a small but growing...
Report: U.S. Navy Might Use Japanese Repair Yards for U.S. Warships

Report: U.S. Navy Might Use Japanese Repair Yards for U.S. Warships

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
Rahm Emanuel, former chief of staff to Barack Obama and former mayor of Chicago, has a reputation as a hard-nosed politician with little fear of hard fights. As President Joe Biden's ambassador to Jap...
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Port of Rotterdam Announces Exit of Prominent CEO Allard Castelein

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
The Port of Rotterdam has announced that longtime CEO Allard Castelein will be departing at the end of his contract on July 15, and he will be replaced on an interim basis by port COO Boudewijn Siemon...
Chinese Hackers Target US Infrastructure Including Maritime Networks

Chinese Hackers Target US Infrastructure Including Maritime Networks

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2023
The United States joined by its counterparts in the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, warned on Wednesday of “stealthy and targeted malicious activity,” focused on a broad range of computer netw...

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