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Seaspan Celebrates One Year of Progress on the Heavy Polar Icebreaker

Seaspan Celebrates One Year of Progress on the Heavy Polar Icebreaker

By The Maritime Executive
June 2, 2026
[By: Seaspan] It has been one year since the first cut of steel on the heavy polar icebreaker being built at Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards. Today, one of Canada’s most complex and capable heavy ice...
On Day One of Posidonia, NZF and Strait of Hormuz Are at Center Stage

On Day One of Posidonia, NZF and Strait of Hormuz Are at Center Stage

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
At the first day of the Posidonia conference in Athens, the contours of the Western shipping industry's biggest gathering became clear: This will be the biggest Posidonia ever, following on the heels...
Diesel-Electric LNG Carriers Face Headwinds Under EU Emissions Rules

Diesel-Electric LNG Carriers Face Headwinds Under EU Emissions Rules

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
According to WoodMac, the fine details of climate policy are about to split the LNG carrier fleet into haves and have-nots. Aging steam turbine and diesel-electric vessels face increasing compliance c...
Trump Administration Invests in Removing Ocean Research Instruments

Trump Administration Invests in Removing Ocean Research Instruments

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
Moving the objectives of Project 2025 one step closer to completion, the National Science Foundation is removing 900 ocean data collecting buoys that cost more than $370 million to install. If left in...
China’s COSCO JV with PTP Approved to Redevelop Spain’s Tarragona Port

China’s COSCO JV with PTP Approved to Redevelop Spain’s Tarragona Port

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
  A newly formed joint venture between divisions of China COSCO and a Spanish company, PTP, was approved for a new concession and redevelopment of the Spanish Port of Tarragona. The deal, which inc...
Labor Problems Grow at Royal Fleet Auxiliary as Officers Set 24-Hour Strike

Labor Problems Grow at Royal Fleet Auxiliary as Officers Set 24-Hour Strike

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
  The UK’s Royal Fleet Auxiliary, which is responsible for the operations of the Navy’s support ships, is facing mounting labor problems as its officers are planning to stage a 24-hour strike next...
Iran Demands an Israeli Ceasefire in Order to Continue Hormuz Peace Talks

Iran Demands an Israeli Ceasefire in Order to Continue Hormuz Peace Talks

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
The Strait of Hormuz remained largely closed on Monday, and the messaging from Iranian and American negotiators suggested a limited chance of an agreement in the immediate term. In the morning, Iran s...
First Seaspan-Hapag Boxship Completes Dual-Fuel Methanol Conversion

First Seaspan-Hapag Boxship Completes Dual-Fuel Methanol Conversion

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
The first of five planned conversions of conventionally powered containerships owned by Seaspan to dual-fuel methanol capabilities has been completed in China. The Seaspan Yangtze, which operates un...
Davie Defense Kicks Off $1 Billion Shipyard Revamp at Gulf Copper

Davie Defense Kicks Off $1 Billion Shipyard Revamp at Gulf Copper

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
On Monday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott joined executives from Davie Defense to inaugurate the shipbuilder's modernization drive at Gulf Copper's twin yards in Port Arthur and Galveston. Davie acquired...
VIKAND & LEDGID Partnership to Support a More Connected Digital Ecosystem

VIKAND & LEDGID Partnership to Support a More Connected Digital Ecosystem

By The Maritime Executive
June 1, 2026
[By: VIKAND] VIKAND has partnered with LEDGID to help build a more connected digital ecosystem for seafarers, improving access to services, wellbeing support and future healthcare integration at se...

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