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Royal Navy's First Female Admiral Takes Command

Royal Navy's First Female Admiral Takes Command

By The Maritime Executive
January 17, 2022
Commodore Jude Terry broke a longstanding barrier Monday, becoming the the Royal Navy's first female rear admiral. After nearly 25 years of service around the globe, Rear Adm. Terry takes the helm as...
Damen Marine Components to Supply Systems for Thecla Bodewes Shipyard

Damen Marine Components to Supply Systems for Thecla Bodewes Shipyard

By The Maritime Executive
January 17, 2022
[By: Damen] Damen Marine Components (DMC) has been awarded the contract for Optima nozzles, plug & play Piston-type steering gear and TIMON flap rudders for four coasters being built by Thecla Bode...
MPC Leverages Hanjin Relaunch for Feeder Ship Order with Fast Delivery

MPC Leverages Hanjin Relaunch for Feeder Ship Order with Fast Delivery

By The Maritime Executive
January 17, 2022
Germany’s MPC Capital looking to take advantage of opportunities in the containership feeder ship market confirmed that it is the company that ordered four new environmentally-friendly ships from Hanj...
Improving the Experience and Accessibility for Simulation Training

Improving the Experience and Accessibility for Simulation Training

January 17, 2022
A growing understanding of the value of simulation-based training together with new legislative initiatives and education standards is helping the maritime industry to improve the safety and sustainab...
Volcanic Explosion in Tonga Prompts Tsunami Warnings Across Pacific

Volcanic Explosion in Tonga Prompts Tsunami Warnings Across Pacific

By The Maritime Executive
January 17, 2022
Over the weekend, a subsea volcano in two uninhabited islands of the Kingdom of Tonga, forced countries sharing the Pacific coastline to pay attention. The volcano named Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai h...
South Africa Launches Satellites to Monitor Shipping off its Coastline

South Africa Launches Satellites to Monitor Shipping off its Coastline

By The Maritime Executive
January 17, 2022
On Thursday, a new page turned in South Africa’s maritime industry when a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The rocket launched the Transporter-3 mission, SpaceX’s th...
Maritime Executive

EU Concerned by the Looming Expiry of Anti-Piracy Mandate off Somalia

By The Maritime Executive
January 16, 2022
Somalia is embroiled in a political crisis as tensions soar between its president and prime minister. With parliamentary elections slated to end on February 25, the political environment remains uncer...
Study: "Dual-Use" LNG Shipping Could Transform Carbon Capture

Study: "Dual-Use" LNG Shipping Could Transform Carbon Capture

By The Maritime Executive
January 16, 2022
Carbon capture is one of the key technologies proposed as a potential strategy in decarbonization, and carbon-intensive industries see it as their most viable carbon management approach. But carbon ca...
DMAIB: Vessel Ran Aground After Master Fell Asleep in His Cabin

DMAIB: Vessel Ran Aground After Master Fell Asleep in His Cabin

By The Maritime Executive
January 16, 2022
The Danish Maritime Accident Investigation Board (DMAIB) has published its report on the grounding of the coastal freighter Beaumaiden just off the Baltic Sea island of Bornholm last year. The vessel...
Ecuador Expands Galapagos Marine Protected Area by Nearly 50 Percent

Ecuador Expands Galapagos Marine Protected Area by Nearly 50 Percent

By The Maritime Executive
January 16, 2022
On Friday, Ecuadoran President Guillermo Lasso formalized a new marine reserve, dramatically expanding the protected waters around the Galapagos Islands. The decision was first announced in Novembe...

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