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U.S. Startup Proposes "Light" WTIV Variant for Jones Act Market

U.S. Startup Proposes "Light" WTIV Variant for Jones Act Market

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
Bleutec Industries, an American startup based in Texas, is launching a new effort to create a new form of Jones Act-compliant wind turbine installation.  Only one U.S.-built wind turbine installati...
Report: Russian-Backed Forces Seize Two More Foreign Ships at Mariupol

Report: Russian-Backed Forces Seize Two More Foreign Ships at Mariupol

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
Russian-controlled separatist forces in Mariupol have seized two more foreign merchant vessels for their own use, according to Reuters.  The latest affected vessels include the Liberian-flagged bul...
MOL Test Microplastics Collection System on Underway Car Carrier

MOL Test Microplastics Collection System on Underway Car Carrier

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines recently completed testing on a new device developed with Miura Co. that can continuously collect microplastics from seawater while a vessel is underway. The device, which...
EPS Takes Delivery of First LNG Dual-Fuel Suezmax Tanker

EPS Takes Delivery of First LNG Dual-Fuel Suezmax Tanker

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
China’s Guangzhou Shipyard recently completed the delivery of the 158,000 dwt tanker Greenway to Singapore-based Eastern Pacific Shipping, marking several important milestones in the efforts to deploy...
Smaller Containership Order Trend Continued by Pacific International

Smaller Containership Order Trend Continued by Pacific International

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
Container shipping lines are continuing to expand their fleet of smaller ships. While much of the attention goes to the ultra-large vessels setting new records as part of the emerging class of massive...
USCG's Pacific High Seas Patrol Nets Fines for Taiwanese Fishermen

USCG's Pacific High Seas Patrol Nets Fines for Taiwanese Fishermen

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
The U.S. Coast Guard's annual high-seas fishery patrols in the North Pacific paid dividends in 2021 - in cash. The government of Taiwan (officially, Chinese Taipei) has fined five of its flagged fishi...
U.S. Coast Guard Awards Next Offshore Patrol Cutter Series to Austal

U.S. Coast Guard Awards Next Offshore Patrol Cutter Series to Austal

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
Austal USA has been selected to build the U.S. Coast Guard's next set of 11 Offshore Patrol Cutters (OPCs). The $3 billion contract award comes as a disappointment for Eastern Shipbuilding Group, the...
Europe’s Ports and Terminals Call for Focused Shore Power Regulations

Europe’s Ports and Terminals Call for Focused Shore Power Regulations

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
While recognizing the need for an ambitious deployment of shore power as a means to reduce the harmful emissions of ships in ports, The European Sea Ports Organization (ESPO) and the Federation of Eur...
Norwegian Government Steps In to End Offshore Workers' Strike

Norwegian Government Steps In to End Offshore Workers' Strike

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
A labor dispute nearly derailed up to half of Norway's gas production this week, just as the nation's oil firms were ramping up output to meet urgent European demand. Norway's government stepped in Tu...
Battling “Mountainous” Seas Powerless Bulker is Moved to Shelter

Battling “Mountainous” Seas Powerless Bulker is Moved to Shelter

By The Maritime Executive
July 5, 2022
Australian authorities were forced to switch to an alternate salvage plan for a disabled bulker caught in a fierce storm off the southern coast after a towline parted and the crew aboard reported that...

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