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Golden Arrow Marine Supplies Smartgyro Stabilization to Diverse Marine

Golden Arrow Marine Supplies Smartgyro Stabilization to Diverse Marine

By The Maritime Executive
July 27, 2022
New 18-meter craft for the Nauticus robotic navy fleet will be fitted with Smartgyro’s innovative SG80 units for roll reduction in manned and unmanned operations. Golden Arrow Marine is supplying a...
Despite Continued Russian Strikes, Black Sea Grain Deal Inches Forward

Despite Continued Russian Strikes, Black Sea Grain Deal Inches Forward

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
Officials from Turkey, the UN, Ukraine and Russia have set up a coordination center to implement their agreement to provide safe passage for Ukrainian grain from Odesa to the Bosporus, and the work at...
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DSME's Management Apologizes for Strike

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
The top management of South Korean shipbuilder DSME issued a public apology Tuesday for a recently-ended subcontractor strike, which affected its operations for 51 days and caused hundreds of millions...
U.S. Navy Growth Plan: Retire Unwanted Ships, Add 150 Uncrewed Vessels

U.S. Navy Growth Plan: Retire Unwanted Ships, Add 150 Uncrewed Vessels

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
The U.S. Navy has released another update of its long-range shipbuilding plans, which have been a source of friction between the Navy, the other service branches and congressional officials in recent...
Satellite RF Tracking Follows the "Dark" Ships That AIS Can't See

Satellite RF Tracking Follows the "Dark" Ships That AIS Can't See

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
Government, NGO and private-sector researchers have long relied upon AIS to track the movements of vessels, and the tool is invaluable for spotting suspicious activity. However, AIS has one well-known...
Venice Tests Tendering Cruise Passengers to Permit Large Ships in Port

Venice Tests Tendering Cruise Passengers to Permit Large Ships in Port

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
The port of Venice and Italian authorities continue to seek a solution to the challenges of accommodating cruise ships while also honoring their commitment to ban large ships from the sensitive Venice...
UKHO Phases Out Admiralty Paper Charts

UKHO Phases Out Admiralty Paper Charts

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has taken a major step on the path to digitalization in the shipping industry: the end of Admiralty paper charts. Durable, tangible, and with no batteries required...
New USCG Cutters Arrive in Lebanon for Middle East Deployment

New USCG Cutters Arrive in Lebanon for Middle East Deployment

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
Two of the U.S. Coast Guard’s newest fast response cutters made an unusual visit yesterday, July 25, arriving in Beirut, Lebanon for a scheduled port visit. The port calls mark their arrival to the Mi...
Dutch Plan to Use Ferries to House Refugees Suffers Setbacks

Dutch Plan to Use Ferries to House Refugees Suffers Setbacks

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
The Dutch government has suffered another setback in its already widely criticized plan to use chartered ferries or cruise ships to help alleviate the overcrowding in refugee centers across the countr...
Greek Supreme Court Refuses to Overturn Release of Iranian Oil

Greek Supreme Court Refuses to Overturn Release of Iranian Oil

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
The Supreme Court of Greece, the highest judicial authority in the country, has dealt another blow to the United States’ efforts to seize an Iranian crude oil cargo aboard a tanker anchored in Greece....

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