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Norsepower to Install Rotor Sails on World’s Largest Short Sea Ro-Ro

Norsepower to Install Rotor Sails on World’s Largest Short Sea Ro-Ro

By The Maritime Executive
March 6, 2022
[By: Norsepower] Norsepower has announced an agreement signed with CLdN, the logistics specialist for road, sea and rail, to install two tilting Rotor Sails on board a 2018-built Ro-Ro vessel to im...
With COVID on the Wane, Newport News Suspends Mask Requirements

With COVID on the Wane, Newport News Suspends Mask Requirements

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
Huntington Ingalls' Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) has dropped masking requirements for its 25,000 workers based on new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. NNS announced...
Philippine Government Works to Evacuate its Seafarers From Ukraine

Philippine Government Works to Evacuate its Seafarers From Ukraine

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
The Philippines is stepping up a rescue mission for seafarers stranded in Ukraine, and has so far managed to evacuate 21 of its mariners from the country amidst the ongoing Russian invasion. The 21...
World Leaders Move Towards a Binding Treaty to End Plastic Pollution

World Leaders Move Towards a Binding Treaty to End Plastic Pollution

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
The world has embarked on a path to end plastic pollution with a historic international resolution that paves the way for a legally binding agreement by 2024. During the 5th United Nations Environm...
130-Year-Old Great Lakes Schooner Discovered in Lake Superior

130-Year-Old Great Lakes Schooner Discovered in Lake Superior

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society has confirmed that it has discovered the wreck of the Atlanta, a lost schooner-barge that went down on Lake Superior 130 years ago. The Atlanta sank off...
Largest Cruise Ships Enter Service as Industry Restarts More Sailings

Largest Cruise Ships Enter Service as Industry Restarts More Sailings

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
Two of the largest cruise ships in the world are beginning their maiden voyages. The introduction of the ships months after they were delivered by their builders comes as the industry looks to complet...
Maritime Executive

Australian State Releases Country's First 9GW Target for Offshore Wind

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
Three months after legislation was passed in Australia that was seen as critical to the development of the offshore wind energy sector, the first plan was rolled out by a state for a comprehensive pol...
Maritime Executive

IPCC Report: Climate Change is Taking a Toll on the Oceans

By Brian Gicheru Kinyua
March 4, 2022
The second part of IPCC’s (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) sixth assessment report (AR6) is out this week. Its 3675 pages incorporate a massive quantity scientific data, but it puts a speci...
Brazil Permits Cruising to Resume as COVID Cases Decline 

Brazil Permits Cruising to Resume as COVID Cases Decline 

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
With signs that the recent surge in COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant are subsiding, Brazilian authorities decided to permit the cruise industry to restart operations. In December 2021, Brazil...
Maritime Executive

Battle Lines Form as Regulators Take Aim at Carriers' Profits and Fees

By The Maritime Executive
March 4, 2022
The battle lines are being drawn between the container shipping industry and regulators as both sides respond to the calls to investigate the practices of the carriers in the wake of their record prof...

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