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China’s Ningbo Zhoushan Port Complex Reaches 30M TEU in 2021

By The Maritime Executive

December 17, 2021

China’s Ningbo Zhoushan Port marked a milestone in its development lifting 30 million containers in 2021 ensuring its position as the world’s third busiest container port complex. The achievement is s...

Failure to Disconnect Car Batteries Caused Inferno Aboard Höegh Xiamen

By The Maritime Executive

December 17, 2021

An electrical fault from an improperly disconnected battery in a used vehicle led to the fire aboard vehicle carrier Höegh Xiamen, resulting in $40 million worth of damages, the U.S. National Transpor...

DP World Signs Deal to Build Port in Democratic Republic of Congo

By The Maritime Executive

December 17, 2021

The mineral-rich Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will soon be able to independently handle its own seaborne exports and imports after signing a final agreement with DP World for the development of...

Port of Salalah Invests in New Cranes to Expand Operations and Service

By The Maritime Executive

December 17, 2021

[By: Port of Salalah] Port of Salalah have taken delivery of 12 out of the 16 new eco-efficient rubber-tired gantry (RTG) cranes from ZPMC to expand operations and enhance cargo movement within the...

Optimarin Sees ‘Commercial Rationale’ to Bring Forward BWT Retrofits

By The Maritime Executive

December 17, 2021

[By: Optimarin] Many shipowners are making hay while the sun shines as high charter rates in some market segments have fuelled revenue - but they could reap trouble by delaying yard stays for balla...

Ocean Technologies Group Adds CTO to its Global Leadership Team

By The Maritime Executive

December 17, 2021

[By: Ocean Technologies Group] Ocean Technologies Group (OTG) has further strengthened its leadership team with the addition of Ian Hepworth as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Ian is an experien...

Report: AUKUS Nuclear Sub Program's Cost Could Balloon to $120B

By The Maritime Executive

December 16, 2021

Australia's plans to build nuclear-powered submarines using technology provided by the U.S. could cost a staggering $122 billion to implement, according to an analysis by a top think tank. In a new...

Columbia Shipmanagement Expands in Saudi Offshore Sector

By The Maritime Executive

December 16, 2021

Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) has made a major expansion into the Saudi offshore oil and gas market, securing service commitments with six separate Saudi Arabian offshore vessel owners. Its CSM Sa...

Abandoned for Christmas: Fishing Crew Left in Limbo for Nine Months

By The Maritime Executive

December 16, 2021

Nine months after the Kenyan-flagged fishing vessel Ra'Horakhty was abandoned by her owners at the port of Mombasa,10 crewmembers are still stuck on board, awaiting the resolution of a court case that...

Successful CO2 Capture Tests Using Scrubber Fitted on Cargo Ship

By The Maritime Executive

December 16, 2021

Finland’s Langh Tech has become the latest company to report successful early trials of carbon capture and storage on a vessel in normal operations. Seen as a potential technology to address the shipp...

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