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U.S. 5th Fleet Plans Force of 100 Unmanned Vessels in Middle East

U.S. 5th Fleet Plans Force of 100 Unmanned Vessels in Middle East

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
Building on the success of a recent multinational drone exercise, U.S. 5th Fleet has announced that it plans to launch a joint force of unmanned surface and subsurface vessels in conjunction with U.S....
Video: World's Largest Cruise Ship Arrives at Port Everglades

Video: World's Largest Cruise Ship Arrives at Port Everglades

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
Video: World's Largest Cruise Ship Arrives at Port Everglades for MV The largest cruise ship in the world, Royal Caribbean International’s 236,857 gross ton Wonder of the Seas arrived in the Unit...
European Freight Forwarders Call on EU to Investigate Container Lines

European Freight Forwarders Call on EU to Investigate Container Lines

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
Calls are continuing to build for regulators to investigate the business practices of the container shipping industry, with the association representing European freight forwarders becoming the latest...
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U.S. Sanctions Relief Could Restore Iranian Oil Exports

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
U.S., European and Iranian negotiators are nearing an agreement to revive the Obama-era Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), better known as the Iran nuclear deal, according to officials involv...
Hurtigruten’s Coastal Fleet Begins Largest Environmental Upgrades

Hurtigruten’s Coastal Fleet Begins Largest Environmental Upgrades

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
Work is getting underway on what is being called one of Europe's largest environmental upgrades as Hurtigruten Norway continues the upgrades for its coastal fleet to reduce their environmental impact...
Opinion: RightShip's Crew Welfare Assessment Falls Short

Opinion: RightShip's Crew Welfare Assessment Falls Short

By Human Rights at Sea
February 21, 2022
In our view, the RightShip Crew Welfare Self-Assessment Tool does not meet basic tests for public transparency, accountability, or remediation. Its self-certification process fails to identify and rep...
ReCAAP: Ten Robberies in Singapore Strait in First Seven Weeks of 2022

ReCAAP: Ten Robberies in Singapore Strait in First Seven Weeks of 2022

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
Sea robberies and the boarding of vessels underway in the Singapore strait are continuing with the reporting agency for the region issuing alerts to seafarers and warning for the need to increase vigi...
MOL Continues to Seek Opportunities Related to Offshore Wind 

MOL Continues to Seek Opportunities Related to Offshore Wind 

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
Japan’s shipping industry continues to seek ways to participate in the emerging offshore wind energy sector. In the latest development, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Toyo Construction Co. signed a Mem...
Containerized Aluminum-Air Batteries Could Power Coastal Vessels

Containerized Aluminum-Air Batteries Could Power Coastal Vessels

By Harry Valentine
February 21, 2022
During February 2022, the price of a metric ton of lithium carbonate salts briefly went over $69,000, up from $9,600 a year earlier. This spike is raising the cost of lithium batteries. A cost-competi...
Containership Loses Boxes in North Sea Storm off the Netherlands

Containership Loses Boxes in North Sea Storm off the Netherlands

By The Maritime Executive
February 21, 2022
A containership sailing in the North Sea reported a container collapse with boxes lost overboard. Dutch authorities launched a search for the boxes in the area of the Wadden Islands in the southeast p...

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