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USCG Prepares to Recover Sunken Fishing Vessel From Haro Strait

USCG Prepares to Recover Sunken Fishing Vessel From Haro Strait

By The Maritime Executive
August 28, 2022
The U.S. Coast Guard and Global Diving and Salvage are preparing to raise the wreck of a commercial fishing vessel that went down in Haro Strait on August 13.  The fishing vessel Aleutian Isle bega...
Ukraine Allows its Seafarers to Rejoin Foreign Ships

Ukraine Allows its Seafarers to Rejoin Foreign Ships

By Andrey Panchenko
August 28, 2022
On August 27, 2022, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine finally adopted a resolution on allowing Ukrainian seafarers to leave the country to work under contracts on vessels. Our company, SKYMAR, is...
Rystad: Russian Oil Exports Will Decline by the End of the Year

Rystad: Russian Oil Exports Will Decline by the End of the Year

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
Consultancy Rystad Energy expects a drop-off ahead for Russian oil production and exports as the cutoff date for the planned EU oil embargo approaches. At the end of this year, the European Union will...
Seafarers Get Time for Shore Leave During Felixstowe Strike

Seafarers Get Time for Shore Leave During Felixstowe Strike

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
The strike at the Port of Felixstowe is creating challenges for UK importers and exporters, and it has also delayed several vessels within the port complex. For at least one crew, this meant an opport...
Svitzer Tugs Reduce CO2 Emissions by Slow Steaming to and from Jobs

Svitzer Tugs Reduce CO2 Emissions by Slow Steaming to and from Jobs

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
The shipping industry is discussing slow steaming as a means of reducing emissions and beginning to meet CO2 reduction targets for long-distance ocean routes. Now comes word from A.P. Moller-Maersk’s...
Turkey Refuses Entry to Decommissioned Carrier Over Asbestos Concerns

Turkey Refuses Entry to Decommissioned Carrier Over Asbestos Concerns

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
The Turkish government has decided to deny permission for the scrapping of the decommissioned Brazilian Navy carrier NAe São Paulo. Environmentalists believe that the former French Navy vessel (ex nam...
NATO Conducts Historical Ordnance Disposal Operations Off French Coast

NATO Conducts Historical Ordnance Disposal Operations Off French Coast

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
Over the past week, a NATO operation cleared historical ordnance from the English Channel along the French Coast. Besides making the channel a safer place, Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 1 g...
Design Approval for Norwegian Hydrogen-Fueled ROPAX

Design Approval for Norwegian Hydrogen-Fueled ROPAX

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
A design project underway in Norway that seeks to develop the first hydrogen ferries operating long distances and exposed to the harsh environment in the northern region has received initial design ap...
12 New LNG Bulkers Will Be Equipped to Burn HFO

12 New LNG Bulkers Will Be Equipped to Burn HFO

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
The independent bulker operator Himalaya Shipping plans to install scrubbers on a fleet of 12 LNG-powered Newcastlemax bulkers currently under construction at New Times Shipyard (NTS) in China.  Th...
Chinese Shipyard Designs Smart Sail for Ocean-Going Ships

Chinese Shipyard Designs Smart Sail for Ocean-Going Ships

By The Maritime Executive
August 26, 2022
China’s Jiangnan Shipbuilding has become the latest in a series of companies to present designs for wind-assisted propulsion for large ocean-going vessels. The shipyard reports that it developed its s...

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