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Bulker Crew Assaulted and Robbed as UN Calls for More Action on Piracy

Bulker Crew Assaulted and Robbed as UN Calls for More Action on Piracy

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2023
A bulker was boarded and robbed during the most recent incident of piracy in West Africa. Today’s incident, which reportedly left several crew members with minor injuries, came a day after the United...
Sallaum Lines Unveils Its Strategic Vision for the Future

Sallaum Lines Unveils Its Strategic Vision for the Future

By Sallaum Lines
June 22, 2023
Sallaum Lines welcomed distinguished guests and stakeholders to an extraordinary celebration on June 15 aboard the Blue Rhapsody. The ceremony, which elegantly blended tradition with innovation, marke...
Suez Canal Authority Plans First Asset Sale With IPO for Subsidiary

Suez Canal Authority Plans First Asset Sale With IPO for Subsidiary

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
The Suez Canal Authority is planning to sell a 20 percent stake in one of its maritime services subsidiaries, the Canal Company for Mooring and Lights (CCML). CCML provides linehandling and boat se...
WISTA Honors Kitack Lim for Contributions to Diversity in Maritime

WISTA Honors Kitack Lim for Contributions to Diversity in Maritime

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
On Wednesday night, WISTA UK held its second annual IMO Summer Reception in London. The occasion included the announcement of two awards to recognize outstanding contributors to the cause of diversity...
NGOs Sue U.S. Navy Over Water Quality Permit for Weapons Testing

NGOs Sue U.S. Navy Over Water Quality Permit for Weapons Testing

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
Two environmental groups are suing the U.S. Navy to force it to get water quality permits for its century-long use of the Potomac River for weapons testing.  The Navy's weapons R&D establishment ha...
Carbon Capture Validated for In-Service Ships to Meet CII Regulations

Carbon Capture Validated for In-Service Ships to Meet CII Regulations

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
A new study using two in-service dry bulk carriers validated the technical feasibility of using carbon capture and storage technology as a measure to ensure compliance for existing ships with the IMO’...
Ship Using Bio-Methane from Cow Manure Completes Demonstration Trip

Ship Using Bio-Methane from Cow Manure Completes Demonstration Trip

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) reports that working as part of a group of seven companies they have completed the first-ever test of sailing an ocean-going ship on fuel derived from cow manure. The...
Maritime Executive

1,000 More Civilians File Claims Against Navy Over Red Hill Fuel Spill

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
The U.S. Navy faces another raft of civil claims in connection with water contamination from the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage tank farm at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.  The Red Hill site was a unique Navy a...
Viking Line Passengers Reduce Carbon Footprint by Paying for Biogas

Viking Line Passengers Reduce Carbon Footprint by Paying for Biogas

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
It has been offered to shippers by tankers and containerships and now for the first time, Scandinavian ferry company Viking Line is offering passengers the option of contributing to lower emissions by...
Merchant Ship Diverts to Rescue Rower in Remote Reaches of the Pacific

Merchant Ship Diverts to Rescue Rower in Remote Reaches of the Pacific

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2023
On Friday, a merchant tanker carried out a remarkable rescue at a remote location in the South Pacific, far from the nearest shipping lanes. The crew of the Baker Spirit saved a long-distance rower wh...

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