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Gothenburg Sweden to Form Green Corridors to Rotterdam and Ghent

Gothenburg Sweden to Form Green Corridors to Rotterdam and Ghent

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
Efforts are continuing to develop a network of green corridors both between the major ports of Northern Europe as well as using these corridors to form connections on key global routes. Earlier this y...
SAAM Joins Electric-Tugboat Trend With Two Harbor Tugs for Vancouver

SAAM Joins Electric-Tugboat Trend With Two Harbor Tugs for Vancouver

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
SAAM Towage has closed on a deal to buy two new all-electric tugs for bulk terminal operations in Vancouver, British Columbia.  Mining company Teck Resources has agreed to a contract to use the ves...
Scottish Wind Farm Sets Record for Deepest Fixed Installation

Scottish Wind Farm Sets Record for Deepest Fixed Installation

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
The ongoing installation of the Seagreen Wind Farm reached several key milestones this week including the deepest yet installation of a fixed wind turbine. The site which is called Scotland’s largest...
BIMCO Calls for Recognition of Non-EU Shipbreaking Yards

BIMCO Calls for Recognition of Non-EU Shipbreaking Yards

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
A report commissioned by the shipping industry trade group BIMCO highlights that while the EU list of approved ship recycling facilities continues to grow, new additions have not added significant cap...
Third Strike Set for Liverpool as UK Ports Labor Disputes Continue

Third Strike Set for Liverpool as UK Ports Labor Disputes Continue

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
The labor disputes at two of the UK’s largest ports show no signs of progress as fears continue that the supply chain disruptions will grow as both Felixstowe and Liverpool have been the target of str...
Mississippi's Falling Water Level Continues to Impact Inland Commerce

Mississippi's Falling Water Level Continues to Impact Inland Commerce

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
The Mississippi River's water level continues its downward trajectory, with substantial implications for agriculture and commerce in the American heartland. The depth is approaching a historic low las...
Carnival Ecstasy Ends Career After 31 Years of Service

Carnival Ecstasy Ends Career After 31 Years of Service

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
Carnival Cruise Line’s cruise ship Carnival Ecstasy docks on Saturday, October 15 in Mobile, Alabama ending its last cruise and bringing a 31-year career to a close. Earlier this year, the cruise line...
Ballast Water Management Reduces Invasive Species in Great Lakes

Ballast Water Management Reduces Invasive Species in Great Lakes

By The Conversation
October 14, 2022
[By: Anthony Ricciardi] Freshwater ecosystems are threatened by a host of environmental stressors from human activities. Among the most insidious and impactful of these is invasion by non-native sp...
MSC’s Second Record-Setting Boxship Floated as Newbuilds Continue

MSC’s Second Record-Setting Boxship Floated as Newbuilds Continue

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
MSC’s new giant boxship was floated out by its Chinese shipbuilders as the carrier continues its rapid expansion. Despite the current slowing in volumes and rapid decline in freight rates, MSC is cont...
Grandweld Shipyard Delivers Four New Robert Allan Ltd. Design Traktors

Grandweld Shipyard Delivers Four New Robert Allan Ltd. Design Traktors

By The Maritime Executive
October 14, 2022
[By: Robert Allan Ltd.] Robert Allan Ltd. is pleased to announce that Ghanim-1, Ghanim-2, Ghanim-3 and Ghanim-4, four TRAktor 2700-Z were successfully delivered for operations in Kuwait’s most impo...

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