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Industry Dialogue Helps Sustain Antarctica's Krill Fishery

Industry Dialogue Helps Sustain Antarctica's Krill Fishery

By The Maritime Executive
September 5, 2021
[By David Adam] At the height of the Cold War, a hungry Soviet Union launched an unlikely strategy to reduce its reliance on grain imports from the West: the superpower despatched hundreds of fishi...
Video: Salvors Complete Final Cut of Golden Ray Wreck Removal Project

Video: Salvors Complete Final Cut of Golden Ray Wreck Removal Project

By The Maritime Executive
September 5, 2021
On Saturday, salvors completed the very last cut in the long-running Golden Ray wreck removal project. All that remains is to load out the last two segments of the hull and clean up the seabed, and th...
U.S. Navy Shifts to Recovery Effort for Missing Helicopter Crewmembers

U.S. Navy Shifts to Recovery Effort for Missing Helicopter Crewmembers

By The Maritime Executive
September 5, 2021
The U.S. Navy has shifted to a recovery operation for the remains of five crewmembers who went missing in a helicopter crash aboard the carrier USS Abraham Lincoln last week.  The MH-60S helicopter...
The Navy's Future Drone Fleet Needs Better Satcom Coverage

The Navy's Future Drone Fleet Needs Better Satcom Coverage

September 5, 2021
[By Brandon Walls and Nicholas Ayrton] As times change, they demand that military doctrine and strategy change with it. Key to this is ensuring that the American military is ready to act anywhere a...
American Melody Debuts with Longest U.S. River Cruise

American Melody Debuts with Longest U.S. River Cruise

By The Maritime Executive
September 5, 2021
[By: American Cruise Lines] American Cruise Lines is pleased to announce the inaugural season of American Melody has begun. The newest modern riverboat in the U.S.A. will depart along the Line’s lo...
The Human Rights Cost of IUU Fishing in Ghana

The Human Rights Cost of IUU Fishing in Ghana

By Brian Gicheru Kinyua
September 5, 2021
Over the last two decades, the West African seaboard has been a stomping ground for industrial trawlers. Although most of them are flagged locally by West African nations, they are owned and operated...
Norway Awards Grants for Offshore Wind Energy and Ammonia Bunkering

Norway Awards Grants for Offshore Wind Energy and Ammonia Bunkering

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
The Norwegian Government announced a series of new financial grants focusing on the development of sectors of green energy designed to support new technologies and build Norway’s leadership in the eme...
Despite Dire Predictions, Port Fourchon Reopens Swiftly

Despite Dire Predictions, Port Fourchon Reopens Swiftly

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
Despite expectations of heavy damage and a weeks-long shutdown, Port Fourchon has reopened just five days after the passage of Hurricane Ida.  The hurricane badly damaged roofs, buildings, power li...
Shipbuilding Boom Reaches Great Lakes: 10 “Super-Eco” Lakers Ordered

Shipbuilding Boom Reaches Great Lakes: 10 “Super-Eco” Lakers Ordered

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
The rapid growth in shipbuilding orders in 2021 has now reached the Great Lakes with one of the largest newbuilding orders for the waterways. Canada’s dry bulk shipping group Fednav placed an order fo...
HHI Advances Ammonia Designs, Prepares to Accelerate Efforts with IPO

HHI Advances Ammonia Designs, Prepares to Accelerate Efforts with IPO

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
South Korea’s Hyundai shipbuilding group announced another significant step in its efforts to develop ammonia propulsion systems for large ocean-going vessels. The advancement comes as the shipyard gr...

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