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Successful Completion of the First Ammonia Test Delivery

Successful Completion of the First Ammonia Test Delivery

By The Maritime Executive
October 23, 2022
[By: HHLA] The first low-carbon ammonia test shipment from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to Germany was successfully completed with its arrival at multi-metal manufacturer Aurubis. As a leading Eu...
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Former Head of South Korea's Coast Guard Arrested in Cover-Up Scandal

By The Maritime Executive
October 22, 2022
South Korea's former coast guard commissioner has been arrested in connection with an alleged cover-up, along with a former minister of defense. The two men are under investigation for allegedy falsif...
Report: The State of Human Rights Implementation in Shipping

Report: The State of Human Rights Implementation in Shipping

By Human Rights at Sea
October 21, 2022
Human Rights at Sea has published a new independent review into implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights throughout the maritime sector. The extensive report provides bot...
U.S. Navy Moves Ahead With Plans for a New D.C. Museum

U.S. Navy Moves Ahead With Plans for a New D.C. Museum

By The Maritime Executive
October 21, 2022
The U.S Navy intends to acquire land next door to the Washington Navy Yard to build a new museum as part of measures to immortalize its history and heritage. During the celebration of the Navy’s 24...
Photos: Bulker Repaired and Back in Service After Serious Collision

Photos: Bulker Repaired and Back in Service After Serious Collision

By The Maritime Executive
October 21, 2022
A Croatian-registered bulk carrier that suffered extensive structural damage in a collision with a freighter in Sabine Pass is back in service after undergoing speedy repairs. Croatian shipping com...
Maersk-MSC Partnership Tests Terminal Expected to Be West African Hub

Maersk-MSC Partnership Tests Terminal Expected to Be West African Hub

By The Maritime Executive
October 21, 2022
Testing was recently completed at the Ivory Coast’s new container terminal which is due to open in November. Built by the Chinese and operated in a partnership between companies owned by Maersk and MS...
Video: Geared Bulker Strikes an STS Crane at Puerto Moin, Costa Rica

Video: Geared Bulker Strikes an STS Crane at Puerto Moin, Costa Rica

By The Maritime Executive
October 21, 2022
[Brief] A geared bulker struck an STS gantry crane at Puerto Moin, Costa Rica on October 20, and the moment was captured by a witness on the pier.  The bulker Irma (IMO 9180396) arrived at Puerto M...
Port of Rotterdam Says War and Economy Reshaped Business in 2022

Port of Rotterdam Says War and Economy Reshaped Business in 2022

By The Maritime Executive
October 21, 2022
Providing new evidence on the toll the war in Ukraine is having on the shipping industry, the Port of Rotterdam reported its nine-month results highlighting dramatic changes in its business. The war a...
Sea-Intelligence: Low Vessel Utilization Does Not Support Higher Rates

Sea-Intelligence: Low Vessel Utilization Does Not Support Higher Rates

By The Maritime Executive
October 21, 2022
With global demand continuing to decline from shippers while the carriers have so far maintained their capacity, the analysts at Sea-Intelligence are warning that vessel utilization will remain low. F...
Tanker Avoids Two "Drone-Driven Explosions" at Port in Yemen

Tanker Avoids Two "Drone-Driven Explosions" at Port in Yemen

By The Maritime Executive
October 21, 2022
On Friday afternoon, the tanker Nissos Kea survived an apparent attempted strike by two drones off the coast of Yemen, according to her operator.  Okeanis Eco Tankers reported Friday that one of it...

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