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Xeneta Says Records Are Over, Forecasts Rates Will Fall into 2023

Xeneta Says Records Are Over, Forecasts Rates Will Fall into 2023

Long-term ocean freight rates suffered a steep month-on-month decline in November as subdued spot prices, weak demand, and ongoing economic uncertainty caught up with contracted container agreements a...

Nekkar And BMS Heavy Cranes Sign Skywalker Innovation Agreement

Nekkar And BMS Heavy Cranes Sign Skywalker Innovation Agreement

[By: Nekkar] Nekkar ASA and leading international wind turbine installation player BMS Heavy Cranes have entered into an innovation agreement for the development and testing of the wind turbine ins...

WinGD Cybersecurity Type Approval from DNV

WinGD Cybersecurity Type Approval from DNV

[By: WinGD] Swiss marine power company WinGD has become the first marine engine designer to gain cybersecurity type approval for its engine control system, ahead of mandatory regulations due to ent...

Inmarsat Reaches Deal With Zamil To Roll-Out Fleet Connectivity

Inmarsat Reaches Deal With Zamil To Roll-Out Fleet Connectivity

[By Inmarasat] Inmarsat’s Fleet Connect and Fleet Data integrated IoT solution will support CCTV and performance management for more than 60 vessels. Inmarsat, the world leader in global, mobile...

Crowley Vessels, Crews Honored for Environmental Achievement

Crowley Vessels, Crews Honored for Environmental Achievement

[By Crowley] Sixty-one Crowley vessels and their crews were recently honored by the Chamber of Shipping of America (CSA) for a cumulative 602 years of safe environmental achievement and operations....

Large CO2 Storage Projects Proceeding in Malaysia and Norway

Large CO2 Storage Projects Proceeding in Malaysia and Norway

Efforts are intensifying around the world to develop large-scale CO2 storage to permanently sequester carbon produced at large industrial sites or even from ships underway. In the latest developments,...

IN THE KNOW Podcast: William P. Doyle, Maryland Port Administration

IN THE KNOW Podcast: William P. Doyle, Maryland Port Administration

Tony Munoz, Editor & Publisher of The Maritime Executive, speaks with William P. Doyle, the Maryland Port Administration's Executive Director, and Chief Executive of the Helen Delich Bentley Port of B...

Port of Rotterdam Positions as Hydrogen Hub Hosting New Technologies

Port of Rotterdam Positions as Hydrogen Hub Hosting New Technologies

With demand expected to soar in the coming years for green hydrogen and new forms of electricity storage, the Port of Rotterdam is continuing to position itself as a hub for these new sustainable indu...

Hybrid Tankers Ordered Prepared for Methanol and Wind

Hybrid Tankers Ordered Prepared for Methanol and Wind

Swedish tanker operator Terntank reported that it has ordered a novel, new tanker design as it works toward its goal of fossil-free operations. The company which dates back more than 100 years and cur...

Mozambique’s Mocimboa da Praia Port Resumes Operations

Mozambique’s Mocimboa da Praia Port Resumes Operations

After nearly two years of closure, Mozambique’s Mocimboa da Praia port re-opened this week, signaling a return of normalcy in the conflict-ridden Cabo Delgado province. A little over a  year ago the i...