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Report: The Quad Will Start Joint Tracking of Illegal Fishing Activity

Report: The Quad Will Start Joint Tracking of Illegal Fishing Activity

By The Maritime Executive
May 22, 2022
The Quadrilateral Security Alliance (Quad), a loose defense cooperation group composed of the U.S., India, Australia and Japan, plans to introduce a joint satellite-based tracking system aimed squarel...
Maersk's Offshore Decommissioning Joint Venture Folds

Maersk's Offshore Decommissioning Joint Venture Folds

By The Maritime Executive
May 22, 2022
Maersk Decom, the offshore decommissioning joint venture between Maersk Drilling and Maersk Supply Service, is shutting its doors and offloading its only active project.  "Maersk Decom has transfer...
U.S. Celebrates National Maritime Day

U.S. Celebrates National Maritime Day

By The Maritime Executive
May 22, 2022
On Sunday, the United States celebrates National Maritime Day, a moment to remember the contributions of American merchant mariners and the U.S. maritime industry. The U.S. celebrates its mariners, sh...
U.S. Navy Commissions the First Freedom-Class LCS it Plans to Keep

U.S. Navy Commissions the First Freedom-Class LCS it Plans to Keep

By The Maritime Executive
May 22, 2022
The U.S. Navy has commissioned the first of the six Freedom-class littoral combat ships that it intends to keep, USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul (LCS-21).  All previous vessels in the class have been no...
Steel Cutting Ceremony for a Robert Allan Ltd. Designed RAstar 4200-DF

Steel Cutting Ceremony for a Robert Allan Ltd. Designed RAstar 4200-DF

By The Maritime Executive
May 22, 2022
[By: Robert Allan Ltd] On May 5, 2022 a steel cutting ceremony was held by Cheoy Lee Shipyards at their Hin Lee facility in Zhuhai, China for the first Robert Allan Ltd. designed RAstar 4200-DF for...
Philippine Coast Guard Stakes Out "Sovereign Markers" in S. China Sea

Philippine Coast Guard Stakes Out "Sovereign Markers" in S. China Sea

By The Maritime Executive
May 22, 2022
The Philippines is taking new steps to stake out its maritime boundaries - literally. In order to assert control over its waters in the face of aggressive Chinese inroads, the Philippine Coast Guard h...
LNG and the Road to Net Zero

LNG and the Road to Net Zero

By Mark Venables
May 22, 2022
Driven by an ambitious IMO decarbonization strategy and calls from the European Parliament and European Commission to reduce global emissions from shipping, the maritime industry is facing the prospec...
OPA90 Update Builds on Don Young’s Legacy of Protecting Alaskan Waters

OPA90 Update Builds on Don Young’s Legacy of Protecting Alaskan Waters

By Buddy Custard
May 22, 2022
May 22 marks National Maritime Day. Congress established it in 1933 in commemoration of the steam ship Savannah and her maiden voyage, which was the first trans-Atlantic journey ever made by a steam-p...
National Maritime Day: Why are We Still Asking if Women Belong at Sea?

National Maritime Day: Why are We Still Asking if Women Belong at Sea?

By Ally Cedeno
May 22, 2022
Over the last year much has been written about female mariners and our role in the maritime industry; unfortunately, the tone and tenor of the coverage might unintentionally dampen the remarkable prog...
Expanding Container Shipping Along the Great Lakes and Seaway

Expanding Container Shipping Along the Great Lakes and Seaway

By Harry Valentine
May 22, 2022
The rise in fuel prices has prompted renewed interest in expanding container shipping at America’s Great Lakes ports, like Duluth and Cleveland. There is potential for Port of Duluth to develop contai...

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