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Havila Takes Delivery of Second Ship with Shipyard Bridge Loan

Havila Takes Delivery of Second Ship with Shipyard Bridge Loan

By The Maritime Executive
April 25, 2022
Norway’s Havila Kystruten took delivery of its second passenger ship for Norwegian coastal voyages after completing temporary financing with the Tersan Shipyard in Turkey. The Norwegian company is con...
Port of Felixstowe Expands its Potential With New Freeport Zone

Port of Felixstowe Expands its Potential With New Freeport Zone

By The Maritime Executive
April 25, 2022
The port of Felixstowe is set to get a new 150-acre freeport industrial zone, which will provide millions of square feet of floorspace for warehousing, distribution and manufacturing within easy reach...
Greenpeace Activists Chain Themselves to Tanker to Stop Russian Oil

Greenpeace Activists Chain Themselves to Tanker to Stop Russian Oil

By The Maritime Executive
April 25, 2022
In possibly their most daring protest yet against Russian oil, activists from Greenpeace Norway along with Extinction Rebellion chained themselves to a tanker seeking to prevent it from docking at a N...
Hapag Fined $822K by FMC in Bellwether D&D Case 

Hapag Fined $822K by FMC in Bellwether D&D Case 

By The Maritime Executive
April 25, 2022
The Federal Maritime Commission won approval on April 22 to impose a significant civil penalty and “cease and desist” orders against Hapag-Lloyd as part of the ongoing disputes in the industry over de...
Divers Plug Holes in the Hull of Museum Ship USS The Sullivans

Divers Plug Holes in the Hull of Museum Ship USS The Sullivans

By The Maritime Executive
April 25, 2022
Efforts to save the WWII-era museum ship USS The Sullivans are starting to pay off, according to the salvage team. Multiple holes in the hull have been patched, and the vessel's condition is believed...
Photos: Sunken WWI Minesweeper Found off the Hebrides After 105 Years

Photos: Sunken WWI Minesweeper Found off the Hebrides After 105 Years

By Royal Navy News
April 24, 2022
A Royal Navy warship has been found by divers on the Scottish seabed – almost 105 years to the day it sank. Torpedo boat destroyer HMS Jason has not been seen since she struck a mine and sank off the...
Photos: Sunken Dive Vessel Spills Diesel into Galapagos' Academy Bay

Photos: Sunken Dive Vessel Spills Diesel into Galapagos' Academy Bay

By The Maritime Executive
April 24, 2022
Officials in Ecuador's Galapagos Islands say that a speedy spill-response effort has prevented environmental harm from the sinking of a tour vessel at Academy Bay, Santa Cruz Island.  The recreatio...
Russia-Bound Luxury Cars Stack Up at Port of Zeebrugge

Russia-Bound Luxury Cars Stack Up at Port of Zeebrugge

By The Maritime Executive
April 24, 2022
The Port of Zeebrugge - the busiest ro/ro port in the world - has encountered a problem with a small slice of its rolling cargo. Due to sanctions related to the invasion of Ukraine, luxury cars cannot...
Survivors Accuse Lebanese Navy of Ramming Migrant Vessel

Survivors Accuse Lebanese Navy of Ramming Migrant Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
April 24, 2022
Survivors from a sunken migrant boat have accused the Lebanese Navy of ramming their vessel while they were trying to escape the country, resulting in an unknown number of fatalities.  The migrants...
In the Asia-Pacific, Not All Maritime Disputes Are Built the Same

In the Asia-Pacific, Not All Maritime Disputes Are Built the Same

By The Lowy Interpreter
April 24, 2022
[By Evan Laksama] Maritime disputes in Southeast Asia should be viewed less as a single big basket of problems, and more as smaller individual problems with their own corresponding solutions. There...

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