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Two UK Garbage Incinerators Will Ship CO2 to Norway for Subsea Storage

Two UK Garbage Incinerators Will Ship CO2 to Norway for Subsea Storage

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2022
Cory, one of the largest waste-management companies in the UK, has signed on to ship CO2 collected from garbage incinerator plants and ship it to Norway's first offshore carbon storage facility.  U...
Eastern Pacific Shipping & Value Maritime Team Up on Carbon Capture

Eastern Pacific Shipping & Value Maritime Team Up on Carbon Capture

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2022
[By: Eastern Pacific Shipping] Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has signed a definitive agreement with Rotterdam-based Value Maritime (VM) to install carbon capture and filtering systems on MR tanker...
Despite Rhetoric, Ecuador's Laws Contribute to Sharks' Decline

Despite Rhetoric, Ecuador's Laws Contribute to Sharks' Decline

By Dialogue Earth
May 15, 2022
[By Guillermo Ortuño Crespo] "Better an honest enemy than a false friend," the saying goes. Unfortunately, the sharks of the eastern Pacific Ocean may have one of the latter in Ecuador. Despite dec...
Eco Clipper Sets First Sailings for Demonstration Sail Cargo Vessel

Eco Clipper Sets First Sailings for Demonstration Sail Cargo Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2022
Dutch startup Eco Clipper, which looks to develop global sail cargo operations, has announced the sailing schedule for its first vessel, a smaller two-masted sailing ship acquired in January 2022. The...
Royal Navy Tests Out Underway Refueling With a US-Flag Merchant Tanker

Royal Navy Tests Out Underway Refueling With a US-Flag Merchant Tanker

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2022
Faced with the need for heightened preparedness in Europe, the navies of the U.K. and the U.S are looking at the possibility of using commercial tankers to carry out at-sea refueling for warships. ...
Margaritaville at Sea Starts First Cruise Ship 

Margaritaville at Sea Starts First Cruise Ship 

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2022
A 30-year-old cruise ship rebranded Margaritaville at Sea Paradise is ready to start the latest adaptation of a well-known consumer brand into the cruise industry. With a performance from famed singer...
160 Years After Sinking, NOAA Scientists Plan to Survey USS Monitor

160 Years After Sinking, NOAA Scientists Plan to Survey USS Monitor

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2022
U.S. researchers and scientists will soon embark on a 10-day expedition to explore and investigate the shipwreck of the Civil War vessel USS Monitor, which sank 160 years ago off the North Carolina co...
K Line Designs LNG-Bulker with Battery and Supplemental Power Systems

K Line Designs LNG-Bulker with Battery and Supplemental Power Systems

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2022
Japan’s K Line working with partners has developed conceptual designs for a new generation of bulk carriers that would minimize emissions while enhancing operational efficiency. The concept uses a cor...
Study: Shipping May Bear Responsibility for Decline of the Whale Shark

Study: Shipping May Bear Responsibility for Decline of the Whale Shark

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2022
The commercial shipping industry faces new criticism for ship strike incidents involving whale sharks, which have been declared endangered due to a massive decline in their numbers. A new study by...
Greenpeace Protestors Block Lock Entrance to Amsterdam

Greenpeace Protestors Block Lock Entrance to Amsterdam

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2022
Protestors from Greenpeace blocked the lock leading to the port of Amsterdam on Wednesday to call attention to their demands that the European Union should enact a stronger anti-deforestation law. The...

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