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Kongsberg Maritime to Supply Waterjets to the "Smart Saver" SAR

Kongsberg Maritime to Supply Waterjets to the "Smart Saver" SAR

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2022
[By: Kongsberg Maritime] Kongsberg Maritime (KM) has been contracted to supply waterjet propulsion and control systems for what has been dubbed ‘the world’s most technically advanced and environmen...
Rolls-Royce to Develop mtu Hydrogen Electrolyzer

Rolls-Royce to Develop mtu Hydrogen Electrolyzer

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2022
[By: Rolls-Royce] Rolls-Royce is entering the hydrogen production market and acquiring a 54% majority stake in electrolysis stack specialist Hoeller Electrolyzer, whose innovative technology will f...
Hyundai Plans Ship Repair Yard at Subic Bay for Philippine Navy

Hyundai Plans Ship Repair Yard at Subic Bay for Philippine Navy

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2022
Philippine officials are reporting that South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries is planning to establish a repair facility at the former Subic Bay shipyard. The yard would be located on a po...
Additional Guilty Plea and Jail Time in USCG Test-Fixing Scheme

Additional Guilty Plea and Jail Time in USCG Test-Fixing Scheme

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2022
U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana reported that another one of the leaders in the long-running U.S. Coast Guard test-fixing case has pleaded quality while additional seafare...
Second Installation of WindWings Set for Berge Bulk Dry Bulk Vessel

Second Installation of WindWings Set for Berge Bulk Dry Bulk Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2022
The use of wind-assisted propulsion technology is growing with the partnership between BAR Technologies and Yara Marine Technologies reporting their second project with large bulk carriers in a week....
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Explainer: What's Included in the WTO's Fishing Subsidies Agreement?

By Dialogue Earth
June 29, 2022
[By Fermin Koop] It has taken more than 20 years, but government representatives at the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva have finally agreed on a deal to curb the harmful subsidies that are...
Cruise Industry Faces Challenges of Sustainability and Crewing

Cruise Industry Faces Challenges of Sustainability and Crewing

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2022
With many of the major cruise brands reaching full fleet deployment, the cruise industry is back after its long pause and regaining its momentum. Working to recover from the effects of the pandemic, c...
ABB to Power Japan’s First Electric Tugboat

ABB to Power Japan’s First Electric Tugboat

By The Maritime Executive
June 29, 2022
[By: ABB] The electric tugboat Taiga is the result of a collaboration between Tokyo Kisen Co., Ltd. and e5 Lab Inc., a Japanese consortium with the purpose of planning and developing fully electric...
AUKUS: How "Sovereign" Does Naval Shipbuilding Have to Be?

AUKUS: How "Sovereign" Does Naval Shipbuilding Have to Be?

By The Strategist
June 28, 2022
[By Marcus Hellyer and Andrew Nicholls] In our previous post, we considered the likelihood of the US providing Australia with Virginia-class submarines this decade. Doing so would require the US Na...
Study: Shipping is Set to Miss the IMO 2050 Target

Study: Shipping is Set to Miss the IMO 2050 Target

By The Maritime Executive
June 28, 2022
The maritime industry is not currently on track to meet the IMO ambition for a 50 percent cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, even under favorable assumptions, according to a new study released b...

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