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On Anniversary of Pearl Harbor, U.S. Navy Confronts a WWII Legacy Risk

On Anniversary of Pearl Harbor, U.S. Navy Confronts a WWII Legacy Risk

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
On the 80th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, Pacific Fleet is coming to terms with a long-expected WWII legacy problem. On Monday, facing pressure from the governor of Hawaii and the state's en...
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Shell's Prelude FLNG Shuts Down Due to Electrical Fire

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
Shell's Prelude LNG, the largest floating plant for natural gas liquefaction in the world, has been partially evacuated due to the impact of an electrical fire.  At about 2300 hours local time on T...
Vestas Says Ransomware Attack Failed in Extortion but Leaked Data 

Vestas Says Ransomware Attack Failed in Extortion but Leaked Data 

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
More than two weeks after first saying that it had discovered a cyber security incident that involved external attackers illegally retrieving data from its systems, Danish wind turbine company Vestas...
80 Years Later: The Man Who Was Born During the Pearl Harbor Attack

80 Years Later: The Man Who Was Born During the Pearl Harbor Attack

By Katie Lange
December 6, 2021
It was dark at Pearl Harbor's Tripler Hospital on the evening of Dec. 7, 1941. The bombings by the Japanese had stopped, but the concern of more attacks continued. Window blinds were still drawn and l...
Maldives Receives Record $10M Fine From Bulker That Damaged Reef

Maldives Receives Record $10M Fine From Bulker That Damaged Reef

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
The Maldives government appears ready to release a Greek-owned bulker that it detained for more than three and a half months after the vessel grounded in August 2021. The government initially asked fo...
Dutch Fund Research to Accelerate Methanol as a Maritime Fuel

Dutch Fund Research to Accelerate Methanol as a Maritime Fuel

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
The Dutch government is awarding funding to a series of projects including one designed to accelerate the use of methanol as a maritime fuel. A broad maritime consortium has been awarded funding to co...
Kuwait Bans Shipping with Israel While DP World Withdraws Haifa Bid

Kuwait Bans Shipping with Israel While DP World Withdraws Haifa Bid

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
Despite signs of progress in Arab-Israeli trade after the normalization of relations with the UAE and Bahrain, there were recently two setbacks. Kuwait reaffirmed the hardline stance against Israel an...
Equinor Invests in Battery Company to Explore Wind Farm Possibilities

Equinor Invests in Battery Company to Explore Wind Farm Possibilities

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
Energy company Equinor, which is pursuing renewable energy including a growing portfolio of offshore wind farms, announced an investment and partnership with a U.K. battery storage developer. Together...
UN: Despite Lull in Attacks, Somali Pirate Threat is Still Real

UN: Despite Lull in Attacks, Somali Pirate Threat is Still Real

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
The United Nations has adopted a resolution for continuous vigilance against threats of maritime piracy and armed robbery on the coast of Somalia. Piracy networks remain active despite long-running su...
Russian Ship Detained After Drunken Crew Nearly Run Ship Onto Beach

Russian Ship Detained After Drunken Crew Nearly Run Ship Onto Beach

By The Maritime Executive
December 6, 2021
Poland’s Maritime Office is confirming that it issued a detention order for a Russian general cargo ship after an incident early Saturday morning near the Polish port of Gdansk. The captain and office...

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