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Cape Town's Container Terminal: Improve or Relocate?

Cape Town's Container Terminal: Improve or Relocate?

By Harry Valentine
September 3, 2021
Earlier this year, a mayoral committee at Cape Town, South Africa recommended that the city’s container port be relocated from its present location in Table Bay further north to the deep-water port of...
US Coast Guard Conducts Exercises with Philippines During Pacific Tour

US Coast Guard Conducts Exercises with Philippines During Pacific Tour

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
The U.S. Coast Guard cutter Munro continued its ongoing deployment to the Pacific participating in joint exercises earlier this week in the West Philippine Sea with the Philippine Coast Guard and the...
MARAD Provides Funds to Study Natural Carbon Capture in Eelgrass

MARAD Provides Funds to Study Natural Carbon Capture in Eelgrass

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
In one of the more unique research projects related to carbon storage, MARAD has awarded $150 thousand to the Port of San Diego to conduct a study on the bay’s eelgrass as a natural means of capturing...
China Stokes Anxiety with New Maritime Law

China Stokes Anxiety with New Maritime Law

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
Under a revised maritime traffic safety law published earlier this year, certain foreign vessels sailing in Chinese-claimed waters will be required to give advance notice to China's maritime authoriti...
FMC’s Bentzel Responds to Chemical Industry Shippers’ Complaints

FMC’s Bentzel Responds to Chemical Industry Shippers’ Complaints

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has reported receiving a growing number of complaints from a wide range of shippers regarding a broad range of issues ranging from denial of service to systematic...
Maritime Executive

Market Data Will Be Shipping's Next Digital Revolution

By Dimitri G. Vassilacos
September 3, 2021
It might come as a surprise that the shipping industry has been relatively stable since WW2, aside from revenue volatility. The industry’s major problem has been managing the availability of tonnage t...
Uruguay Assists Greek Bulker After Explosion Kills Crew Member

Uruguay Assists Greek Bulker After Explosion Kills Crew Member

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
[Brief]  A crew member aboard a Greek managed bulker was killed by an explosion and possible fire. The incident reportedly happened more than 700 nautical miles from Uruguay, but the vessel was within...
First 7th Fleet Guilty Plea in Long-Running “Fat Leonard” Fraud Case

First 7th Fleet Guilty Plea in Long-Running “Fat Leonard” Fraud Case

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
More than four years after the indictments were filed, the U.S. Department of Justice announced the first guilty plea by an officer in the Seventh Fleet in the Navy’s bribery and fraud scandal known a...
Sevitrade Ships Electrical Transformers to Port of Seville

Sevitrade Ships Electrical Transformers to Port of Seville

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2021
[By: Sevitrade] Between the 5th and 8th of August, Sevitrade carried out the most complex and numerous  electrical transformer operations in the history of the Port of Seville.  In total, 7 of t...
Foreign Yards Join Final Competition for New Royal Navy Auxiliaries

Foreign Yards Join Final Competition for New Royal Navy Auxiliaries

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2021
The UK's Ministry of Defense has picked four top contenders to build the Royal Navy's next dry stores auxiliary, the future Fleet Solid Support (FSS) ship.  The new series of vessels will be design...

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