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Opinion: War Crimes Against Seafarers Warrant Accountability

Opinion: War Crimes Against Seafarers Warrant Accountability

By Human Rights at Sea
April 15, 2022
Six weeks into the war between Russia and Ukraine, and the intensity of the conflict shows no chance of de-escalation. Seafarers remain in the firing line.  The number of civilian deaths is rising...
U.S. Officials Confirm Ukrainian Strike on Russian Navy Cruiser

U.S. Officials Confirm Ukrainian Strike on Russian Navy Cruiser

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
The U.S. government believes that a Ukrainian missile strike was responsible for the sinking of the Russian cruiser Moskva in the Black Sea this week, defense officials confirmed Friday.  Ukraine's...
ExxonMobil Launches Study for Carbon Capture in South East Australia

ExxonMobil Launches Study for Carbon Capture in South East Australia

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
ExxonMobil is beginning design studies for a carbon capture hub to be located in South East Australia. They are joining a growing number of projects outlined to meet the Australian government’s goals...
Yang Ming Plans First LNG Containership Order for Taiwan

Yang Ming Plans First LNG Containership Order for Taiwan

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
Taiwan-based ocean carrier Yang Ming confirmed that it is moving forward with an order for five new 15,000 TEU containerships at will be fueled by LNG. The company joins the growing list of containers...
NGO Uses Infrared Cameras to Illustrate Methane Slip

NGO Uses Infrared Cameras to Illustrate Methane Slip

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
Methane slip, the release of unburnt methane into the atmosphere, remains one of the most hotly debated issues in the growing use of LNG for shipping. While the industry argues that significant progre...
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Piracy Plummets in Gulf of Guinea

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
Southeast Asian waters are replacing the Gulf of Guinea as the most dangerous for commercial shipping, accounting for nearly half of piracy incidents in the first quarter of this year. The ICC Inte...
A New "Blue Deal" for Ocean Sustainability

A New "Blue Deal" for Ocean Sustainability

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
The fourth edition of the UNCTAD-led Oceans Forum was held in Geneva last week. It was a precursor to the upcoming 2022 UN Ocean Conference in Lisbon, slated to start on June 27. The proceedings of...
Havila Forced to Cancel Norway Sailing due to Russian Sanctions 

Havila Forced to Cancel Norway Sailing due to Russian Sanctions 

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
Havila Kystruten announced on Thursday, April 14, that it had canceled the next sailing of its Norwegian coastal cruise ship due to concerns that its insurance had been invalidated by the European Uni...
Carriers Diverting Shanghai Shipments as COVID Lockdown Continues

Carriers Diverting Shanghai Shipments as COVID Lockdown Continues

By The Maritime Executive
April 15, 2022
Three weeks into what was originally announced as a lockdown for a few days in Shanghai, China’s government has reiterated its zero-COVID policy prompting major shipping lines to advise customers to d...
As the EU Looks for More LNG, Egypt Prepares to Boost Output

As the EU Looks for More LNG, Egypt Prepares to Boost Output

By The Maritime Executive
April 14, 2022
Egyptian state-owned energy company EGAS has agreed to boost the nation's gas production and its LNG exports to the Italian market, helping Europe to replace volumes of Russian natural gas.  On Wed...

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