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APEC’s Wake-Up Call: Build Shipyard Capacity Together or Fall Behind

APEC’s Wake-Up Call: Build Shipyard Capacity Together or Fall Behind

By Jeffrey M. Voth
October 29, 2025
  As the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit opened this week in Gyeongju, the United States and South Korea faced a defining test of industrial execution. On Oct. 20, U.S. Trade Represent...
AD Ports Signs to Run Daily Container Train to Sohar

AD Ports Signs to Run Daily Container Train to Sohar

By The Maritime Executive
October 29, 2025
  Noatum Logistics, a subsidiary of the AD Ports Group, has signed an agreement with Hafeet Rail to run a daily container freight train between Sohar in Oman, and the Emirati railway hub at Al Ain,...
InterManager: Fatigue Regulations Need to Reflect Reality at Sea

InterManager: Fatigue Regulations Need to Reflect Reality at Sea

By Kuba Szymanski
October 29, 2025
  Fatigue is not a new problem in shipping. It has been discussed, regulated, and reported for years, yet it remains one of the greatest threats to safety at sea. Work schedules, crew size, and...
Royal Navy Tests Out Quantum Timing Aboard Unmanned Sub

Royal Navy Tests Out Quantum Timing Aboard Unmanned Sub

By The Maritime Executive
October 29, 2025
  The Royal Navy has tested out a quantum atomic clock aboard an uncrewed submarine, marking the first time such technology has operated underwater at sea and potentially reshaping how submarines n...
HMS Prince of Wales Approaches Suez Canal

HMS Prince of Wales Approaches Suez Canal

By The Maritime Executive
October 29, 2025
  The UK carrier strike group (CSG) led by HMS Prince of Wales (R09) is safely through the Bab el Mandeb and past the coastline controlled by the Houthis in the southern Red Sea, the transit having...
Saildrone Adds Lethality to its USVs in Deal With Lockheed Martin

Saildrone Adds Lethality to its USVs in Deal With Lockheed Martin

By The Maritime Executive
October 29, 2025
  California-based tech company Saildrone has been making long-endurance, sail-powered USVs for the U.S. Navy and other government customers for years, and it is  taking the logical next step for a...
Interview: IMO's Arsenio Dominguez on the Net Zero Framework

Interview: IMO's Arsenio Dominguez on the Net Zero Framework

By The Maritime Executive
October 29, 2025
  At WISTA's annual meeting in Barcelona, TME sat down for a chat with IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez about his priorities - including the unsung work of getting its existing instruments (...
Why 81% of Maritime Companies Are Piloting AI, Only 11% Are Ready to Scale

Why 81% of Maritime Companies Are Piloting AI, Only 11% Are Ready to Scale

By Janani Yagnamurthy
October 29, 2025
AI is now a boardroom priority in maritime, but ambition hasn’t yet turned into readiness. New industry research reveals a striking disconnect in maritime AI adoption.  While 82 percent of maritime pr...
Hanwha Teams Up With American Swarming-Boat AI Startup Havoc

Hanwha Teams Up With American Swarming-Boat AI Startup Havoc

By The Maritime Executive
October 28, 2025
  Korean shipbuilding conglomerate Hanwha Ocean is actively working to expand its presence in the American defense market, starting with the acquisition of Philly Shipyard last year and continuing...
City of Oakland Loses Legal Battle Over Export Terminal for Wyoming Coal

City of Oakland Loses Legal Battle Over Export Terminal for Wyoming Coal

By The Maritime Executive
October 28, 2025
  Years after it defeated a proposal to build a coal terminal on a former Army base in West Oakland, Oakland's city hall may have to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to the plan's...

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