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Cognitive Overload

Cognitive Overload

By Sean Hogue
March 27, 2022
[By Sean Hogue] Today’s bridge team finds itself in a unique position. On the one hand, increased vessel traffic, more stringent regulations, higher equipment carriage requirements and type-specifi...
A Winning Formula to Reduce Emissions

A Winning Formula to Reduce Emissions

By The Maritime Executive
March 27, 2022
[By: Cape Horn Engineering] Climate change has become an increasingly prevalent topic in recent years. With the international shipping industry accounting for 2.89% of global emissions [1] the IMO...
Analysis: P&O Controversy Shows How Some Firms Pay to Avoid the Rules

Analysis: P&O Controversy Shows How Some Firms Pay to Avoid the Rules

By The Conversation
March 27, 2022
[By Emma Hughes] A week after 800 P&O Ferries workers lost their jobs without notice, the CEO of the company is now facing calls to lose his. Peter Hebblethwaite is under pressure from the UK gover...
U.S. Navy Christens its Most Capable Destroyer Yet

U.S. Navy Christens its Most Capable Destroyer Yet

By The Maritime Executive
March 27, 2022
On Saturday, the U.S. Navy christened the destroyer USS Jack H. Lucas, the latest iteration of the long-running Arleigh Burke destroyer class.  DDG-125 will be the 73rd Arleigh Burke manufactured s...
Op-Ed: Russian Hypocrisy and "Unlawfare" in the Black Sea

Op-Ed: Russian Hypocrisy and "Unlawfare" in the Black Sea

March 27, 2022
[By Dr. Ian Ralby and Col. Leonid Zaliubovsky] Despite Russia continuing to bomb civilians and target hospitals amid an aggressive war that is itself illegal, the Russian Federal Security Service (...
UK MCA Detains P&O Ferry as Prime Minister Calls for CEO’s Resignation

UK MCA Detains P&O Ferry as Prime Minister Calls for CEO’s Resignation

By The Maritime Executive
March 25, 2022
Late on Friday, UK regulators announced they had detained one of P&O Ferries’ vessels as the company struggled to get back into service after firing its crews to replace them lower-paid crew from agen...
Riding It Out

Riding It Out

By Tony Munoz
March 25, 2022
"Look, Humpty Dumpty broke. There’s thousands of pieces on the floor, and it’s going to take time and all the king’s horses and all the king’s men to put Humpty Dumpty back together again. But I’m con...
Port Canaveral Begins Work on Renovated Cargo Berth to Expand Capacity

Port Canaveral Begins Work on Renovated Cargo Berth to Expand Capacity

By The Maritime Executive
March 25, 2022
The Canaveral Port Authority marked the beginning of a new project designed to expand the port’s cargo facilities to keep up with the growth in volumes and future opportunities. A ceremonial groundbre...
GE-Led Group Produces World's Biggest Recyclable Wind Turbine Blade

GE-Led Group Produces World's Biggest Recyclable Wind Turbine Blade

By The Maritime Executive
March 25, 2022
A GE-led consortium has manufactured the world’s biggest recyclable turbine blade, a major milestone in the production of sustainable offshore wind turbines. The company, which is battling to be a...
U.S. Supreme Court Stops Efforts to End NY/NJ Waterfront Commission

U.S. Supreme Court Stops Efforts to End NY/NJ Waterfront Commission

By The Maritime Executive
March 25, 2022
The ongoing dispute between New York and New Jersey over the fate of the harbor commission designed to root out organized crime and corruption in the operations at the ports in New York and New Jersey...

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