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Multraship Names Two Damen Tugs in Terneuzen

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

[By: Damen] On Thursday 11th of May, Multraship Towage & Salvage named two Damen-built tugs at a Christening ceremony held at Multraship’s home port of Terneuzen, the Netherlands. Multratug 5, a...

China Vows to "Crush" Taiwanese Independence

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

As the U.S. works to speed up delivery of previously-purchased weaponry to the government of Taiwan, China's defense ministry has vowed to "crush" any form of independence for the island, which has go...

Bilge Water Leaks Forced Two Carriers to Return to Port Last Year

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

The U.S. Navy has concluded its inquiry into drinking water-contamination incidents aboard two aircraft carriers last year and found that both were caused by bilge water leaking into the potable water...

Nor-Shipping & Norwegian Energy Partners 1st Offshore Wind Conference

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

Accelerating, enabling and supporting the rapid development of offshore wind will be front of mind at the First Nor-Shipping Offshore Wind Conference, with a diverse array of industry leaders centre s...

Major Ship Operator Onboards Future of Safety with VIKING LifeCraft

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

[By: VIKING Life-Saving Equipment] Announced as a gamechanger in ship evacuation, the VIKING LifeCraft system is now bound for installation on its first series of new build vessels. The system will...

KiwiRail Signs On to Inflatable-Lifeboat Revolution

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

New Zealand ro/pax ferry operator KiwiRail will be the first passenger vessel owner to install and use a new form of lifesaving device, the Viking LifeCraft. KiwiRail carries about 800,000 passeng...

Houston's Export Levels Grow as Port Rises in U.S. Rankings

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

The Port of Houston, Texas continues to outpace the industry showing strong volumes than many other U.S. ports due in part to trade growth and investments as well as carriers and shippers rerouting vo...

Japanese Projects Achieve Stable Combustion on Ammonia-Fueled Engines

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

Two independent Japanese research projects supported by the government’s research organization NEDO both reported significant progress in testing the world’s first ammonia-fueled engines. After succes...

NOAA Finds Three New Gas Seeps South of Aleutian Islands

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

Little is known about the seabed off Alaska, which has the least-surveyed waters of any U.S. state - but NOAA is beginning to change that this summer. Through a series of survey voyages along the Aleu...

Seawing Kite Achieves Traction in Ongoing Sea Trials Aboard Ro-Ro

By The Maritime Executive

May 16, 2023

The French company Airseas, which was created with technologies from the aviation industry’s Airbus, reports it has achieved a key milestone in the testing of its wind propulsion system known as the S...

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