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Iran Seizes Two Foreign Ships Accused of Fuel Smuggling

Iran Seizes Two Foreign Ships Accused of Fuel Smuggling

By The Maritime Executive
September 15, 2023
Iranian officials are reporting that they have detained two foreign registered vessels on charges of fuel smuggling. Several international media sources are citing it as a seizure of two “oil tankers”...
China Merchants Places Order for First Methanol-Fueled VLCC

China Merchants Places Order for First Methanol-Fueled VLCC

By The Maritime Executive
September 15, 2023
China Merchants confirmed that it today signed the order for what is likely to be the world’s first methanol-fueled VLCC. The company reported at the end of August that its board had authorized the ma...
Fifth Bulker Breaks Out of Odesa After Being Trapped for 18 Months

Fifth Bulker Breaks Out of Odesa After Being Trapped for 18 Months

By The Maritime Executive
September 15, 2023
A fifth merchant ship is breaking out from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports traveling along the humanitarian corridor in an attempt to get away from Odesa after having been in the port for more than 560 days...
U.S. Navy On Track to Miss Recruitment Goal by 7,000 Sailors

U.S. Navy On Track to Miss Recruitment Goal by 7,000 Sailors

By The Maritime Executive
September 15, 2023
The U.S. Navy has been working hard to head off a massive shortfall in its recruiting numbers, and by some measures it is succeeding, the service's acting top officer told Congress on Thursday.  In...
Maritime Executive

Court Fines Master for Pumping Out Cargo Hold's Bilges in a Storm

By Paul Benecki
September 14, 2023
The Maritime Disciplinary Court of the Netherlands has fined the captain of a Dutch cargo vessel for pumping out the bilges of a hold during a storm - bilges that he did not realize were partially flo...
Port of Mobile Warns of Economic Impact From Whale-Protection Zone

Port of Mobile Warns of Economic Impact From Whale-Protection Zone

By The Maritime Executive
September 14, 2023
The Port of Mobile, Alabama is protesting a proposed federal rule that could impose speed limits and other restrictions on marine traffic in order to protect an endangered whale species, the newly-dis...
Carriers Plan Late but Massive Amount of Blank Sailings for Chinese Holiday

Carriers Plan Late but Massive Amount of Blank Sailings for Chinese Holiday

By The Maritime Executive
September 14, 2023
With export volumes coming from Asia already muted or declining, carriers appeared to be working to maintain volumes and wait as long as possible before adjusting their schedule for the upcoming natio...
Good Samaritans Rescue Crew of Sinking Longliner off South Africa

Good Samaritans Rescue Crew of Sinking Longliner off South Africa

By The Maritime Executive
September 14, 2023
When the crew of the Taiwanese longliner Dehai 66 got into trouble into the Indian Ocean on Tuesday, they were fortunate enough to have two rescue centers working in parallel to bring them aid: South...
SoCal Ports Rebound in August, but Have Muted Outlook for Near-Term Volumes

SoCal Ports Rebound in August, but Have Muted Outlook for Near-Term Volumes

By The Maritime Executive
September 14, 2023
Southern California’s seaports, which collectively represent the U.S.’s largest trade gateway, are still showing mixed results with muted expectations as they move into the traditionally busiest seaso...
U.S. Takes Aim at Arctic LNG 2 in Latest Round of Sanctions

U.S. Takes Aim at Arctic LNG 2 in Latest Round of Sanctions

By The Maritime Executive
September 14, 2023
The U.S is aiming to cripple Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project, adding onto previous sanctions on entities involved in the high-profile venture. In the latest round of sanctions related to Russia’s inv...

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