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Report: USCG Cutter Delays Patrol Due to COVID Cases

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

Reports are indicating that the U.S. Coast Guard delayed the departure for one of its cutters due to an outbreak of the COVID-19 virus this week. The Steadfast, a 210-foot cutter that has been on acti...

Shell Signs Contract for Green Hydrogen Plant in Rotterdam

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

Shell is proceeding with plans toward the development of one of the world’s largest green hydrogen facilities to be located at the Port of Rotterdam. The plan is to locate the plant with connections t...

NY Finalizes Next Offshore Wind Projects with Major Port Investments

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) finalized contracts with Equinor and bp as the joint venture partners for the development of the state’s next major offshore wind...

Denmark Sees Increase in Number of Ships Sailing Under its Flag

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

Denmark is growing its position as a leading maritime nation: the number of ships sailing under the Danish flag reaching 779 last year, a 2.6 percent increase. Danish Shipping, the industry associa...

Korean Researchers Receive Design Approval for Hydrogen Tanks on Ships

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

A consortium of Korean companies and researchers is reporting that they have made significant progress in the development of the technology that will be required to transport liquified hydrogen in lar...

Italian Authorities Detain NGO’s Vessel After Port State Inspection

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

The Italian Coast Guard placed the OSV Ocean Viking, operating for one of the charities seeking to rescue migrants crossing the Mediterranean from Northern Africa, under the vessel’s second administra...

Record TEU Cargo Handled Aboard MSC Ship at the Port of Felixstowe

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

Officials at the Port of Felixstowe in the U.K. are reporting that the terminal operated by Hutchinson Ports earlier this week handled what is believed to be the largest number of containers ever on a...

Recycling Yard in Salish Sea Draws International Scrutiny

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

For years, the environmental non-profit NGO Shipbreaking Platform has shone a light on the low-tech beaching operations in Chittagong, Alang and Gadani. But in a new petition, the group has turned its...

Michelin to Test Inflatable Wing Sail on In-Service Ro-Ro in 2022

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

France’s Michelin Group, best known for its long history of innovations in tires, announced that it is moving forward with its designs for an inflatable wing sail system that the company hopes will br...

“Viking Neptune” Floated Out in Ancona

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2022

[By: Fincantieri] “Viking Neptune”, the newest ocean cruise ship which Fincantieri is building for the shipowner Viking, has been floated out today at the shipyard in Ancona. The unit will be pl...

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