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The Evolution of Class: From Lloyd's Coffee House to Modern Expertise

The Evolution of Class: From Lloyd's Coffee House to Modern Expertise

By Cameron Livingstone, SE Australia Branch of The Nautical Institute
February 23, 2023
Ship 'classification societies' have existed for over 250 years. 'Class rules' classify ships and marine vessels according to the soundness of their structure, technical and operational standards. The...
Projects Seek to Further Grow U.S. LNG Export Capacity

Projects Seek to Further Grow U.S. LNG Export Capacity

By The Maritime Executive
February 23, 2023
With global demand for liquified natural gas expected to continue to grow significantly in the near term, efforts are underway to expand U.S. export capabilities. The U.S. is currently rivaling Qatar...
Mass Maritime Academy Opens School of Engineering

Mass Maritime Academy Opens School of Engineering

By The Maritime Executive
February 23, 2023
To enhance communication, increase individual program representation, and disburse responsibilities, Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA; www.maritime.edu), a top-ranked public university with undergr...
More Cruise Ships Prepare for Post-Pandemic Return to Service

More Cruise Ships Prepare for Post-Pandemic Return to Service

By The Maritime Executive
February 23, 2023
As the cruise industry prepares for what most believe will be its first year back at levels similar to 2019 before the pandemic, two ships sold off by Carnival Corporation are being readied to resume...
American Cruises Antiques Cruise on the Mississippi

American Cruises Antiques Cruise on the Mississippi

By The Maritime Executive
February 23, 2023
American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce that it will offer a special Antiques cruise aboard brand-new Mississippi riverboat, American Serenade, when it debuts this April. The special cruise will...
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Alang Upgrades in Quest for "Gold Standard" EU SRR Certification

By Arjun Banerjee
February 22, 2023
In 2021, India set an ambitious target to double its ship recycling capacity by 2024, with the aim of generating 150,000 jobs and increasing its ship recycling market share from 30 percent to 50 perce...
Australia Considers Joint Maritime Patrols With the Philippines

Australia Considers Joint Maritime Patrols With the Philippines

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2023
Australia is considering the possibility of conducting joint maritime patrols with the Philippine armed forces in the South China Sea, according to defense minister Richard Marles. "We did talk tod...
Mysterious Steel Sphere Draws Concern in Hamamatsu, Japan

Mysterious Steel Sphere Draws Concern in Hamamatsu, Japan

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2023
A steel object identical to an offshore mooring buoy was discovered on a beach in Hamamatsu, Japan this week, drawing considerable attention from local police, residents and international media. The c...
Cross-Border CO2 Transport and Storage Proposed for Dutch North Sea

Cross-Border CO2 Transport and Storage Proposed for Dutch North Sea

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2023
Norwegian energy company CapeOmega released plans for cross-border CO2 transport and storage operation that would be developed with Neptune Energy for storage of carbon capture and storage in the Dutc...
Report: Pilot Error Caused Dramatic F-35C Crash in S. China Sea

Report: Pilot Error Caused Dramatic F-35C Crash in S. China Sea

By The Maritime Executive
February 22, 2023
A simple pilot error caused the well-publicized crash of a U.S. Navy stealth fighter aboard a carrier in the South China Sea in 2022, according to the results of an official investigation.  On Janu...

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