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Record-Setting $1.1B Meth Cargo Seized at Port Botany

Record-Setting $1.1B Meth Cargo Seized at Port Botany

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
The Australian Border Force has carried out the nation's largest ever seizure of methamphetamine, a 1.8-tonne haul valued at about US$1.1 billion.  Earlier this year, detectives with the New South...
P&O Adapts Module Carriers to Serve as Shallow-Draft Container Feeders

P&O Adapts Module Carriers to Serve as Shallow-Draft Container Feeders

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
P&O's logistics and feedering branch is opening up a new specialty business in the Red Sea, running small "micro feeder" vessels back and forth between Port Sudan and Port of Jeddah. The house-forward...
Biofuel Competition in Singapore as TotalEnergies Fuels COSCO Boxship

Biofuel Competition in Singapore as TotalEnergies Fuels COSCO Boxship

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
The use of biofuel continues to expand across the shipping industry with TotalEnergies Marine Fuels reporting it completed both the first refueling of a COSCO Shipping Lines containership with sustain...
UN Reaches 75% of FSO Safer Funding Goal with First Private Donation

UN Reaches 75% of FSO Safer Funding Goal with First Private Donation

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
The UN continues to report slow progress in its fund-raising efforts for the program to remove the oil stored on the FSO Safer which the organization has called “a ticking timebomb” off the coast of Y...
British Sewage Discharges Attract Criticism Across the Channel

British Sewage Discharges Attract Criticism Across the Channel

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
The UK's privatized wastewater management system is drawing scrutiny for a centuries-old feature: combined sewer and surface runoff handling. When it rains hard, aging sewage systems fill up, and they...
German Ports and Workers Agree to Terms to End Three Months of Strikes

German Ports and Workers Agree to Terms to End Three Months of Strikes

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
Germany’s unionized port workers and the association representing the seaport operators agreed to terms for a new contract after one of the longest running labor disputes in Germany in decades. The te...
Soviet History Offers Clues to China's Naval Strategy in Indian Ocean

Soviet History Offers Clues to China's Naval Strategy in Indian Ocean

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
A recent study published by the US Army War College looks at how geography constrained the Soviet military presence in the Indian Ocean and the lessons that can be drawn for China’s efforts to become...
Ukraine Black Sea Corridor Revised to Make Passages Easier and Shorter

Ukraine Black Sea Corridor Revised to Make Passages Easier and Shorter

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
The Joint Coordination Center based in Turkey overseeing the export of grains from Ukraine announced a revision to the shipping route for the Black Sea Grain Initiative to further aid the movement of...
U.S. Regulators Block CIMC's Purchase of Maersk Container Industry

U.S. Regulators Block CIMC's Purchase of Maersk Container Industry

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
The U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division has scuttled the proposed merger between Chinese container giant CIMC and Maersk-owned reefer container builder Maersk Container Industry (MCI). Wor...
Royal IHC to Provide New Cable Lay System for Boskalis

Royal IHC to Provide New Cable Lay System for Boskalis

By The Maritime Executive
August 25, 2022
Royal IHC is delighted to announce the award of a significant contract from Boskalis for the delivery of an advanced modular cable lay spread (MCLS). The state-of-the-art cable lay system will be u...

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