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China’s Sprawling Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Sets New Record of 1.4 Billion Tons

China’s Sprawling Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Sets New Record of 1.4 Billion Tons

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
The massive port complex in China’s central region is reporting a new record, claiming to be the first port worldwide to have handled a record 1.4 billion tons of cargo ranging from containers to dr...
U.S. Navy Expands Maintenance and Repair Work with South Korea’s Shipyards

U.S. Navy Expands Maintenance and Repair Work with South Korea’s Shipyards

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
The U.S. Navy is continuing to expand its maintenance, repair, and overhaul assignments with South Korea’s shipyards as part of a strategy to maintain ships when possible closer to their areas of de...
Delivery of Third U.S. Training Ship Delayed by Mechanical Problems

Delivery of Third U.S. Training Ship Delayed by Mechanical Problems

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
Reports from the media in Maine indicate the delivery of the third U.S. training ship, the State of Maine, has now been delayed till likely February as the ship awaits repairs to its propulsion syst...
Bulgaria Seeks Reimbursement from Owners of Salvaged Shadow Fleet Tanker

Bulgaria Seeks Reimbursement from Owners of Salvaged Shadow Fleet Tanker

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
Bulgaria’s Maritime Administration presented a bill to the representatives of the Chinese-owned shadow fleet tanker that it was forced to salvage last month after it washed up on the shores of Bulga...
Ørsted Files Additional Lawsuit Challenging Stop-Work Order on Sunrise Wind

Ørsted Files Additional Lawsuit Challenging Stop-Work Order on Sunrise Wind

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
Danish offshore energy developer Ørsted has filed its second lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s December 2025 stop-work order on five under-construction wind farms along the U.S. Atlanti...
U.S. Captures Fourth Venezuela-Linked Tanker in the Atlantic

U.S. Captures Fourth Venezuela-Linked Tanker in the Atlantic

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
  On Wednesday, in addition to the boarding and seizure of the fugitive tanker Bella 1, U.S. forces captured the stateless, sanctioned tanker Sophia (aka Varada Blessing, IMO 9289477) in the Atlant...
U.S. Coast Guard Seizes Fugitive Tanker After Transatlantic Chase

U.S. Coast Guard Seizes Fugitive Tanker After Transatlantic Chase

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
  After a protracted low-speed chase across the North Atlantic, the U.S. Coast Guard has seized the sanctioned shadow fleet tanker Bella 1 in international waters near the Faroe Islands. It was the...
Regulatory and Liability Challenges to Unlocking Nuclear Power for Maritime

Regulatory and Liability Challenges to Unlocking Nuclear Power for Maritime

By Jose Esteve Otegui and Federico Puente Expel, BV
January 7, 2026
  2025 was a challenging year for the maritime industry’s decarbonization efforts. Reports at the beginning of the year highlighted that despite an acceleration in the industry’s engagement in low-...
Finland Seizes Vessel Suspected of Cable Damage While it Releases Cargo

Finland Seizes Vessel Suspected of Cable Damage While it Releases Cargo

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2026
Finnish Customs released the cargo aboard the vessel Fitburg that it had been holding during an investigation into possible violations of European Union sanctions, but they have also officially seiz...
U.S. Coast Guard Augments Border Surveillance With Monitoring Buoys

U.S. Coast Guard Augments Border Surveillance With Monitoring Buoys

By The Maritime Executive
January 6, 2026
  The Coast Guard is getting ready to try out a new kind of maritime domain awareness system off San Diego, a longtime hotspot for maritime migrant smuggling. It will be deploying four powered buoy...

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