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Report: Australia Could Become an Offshore Wind Powerhouse

By Sven Teske, Chris Briggs, Mark Hemer, Philip Marsh and Rusty Langdon
July 25, 2021
Offshore wind farms are an increasingly common sight overseas. But Australia has neglected the technology, despite the ample wind gusts buffeting much of our coastline. New research released today...
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Nigerian Court Sentences 10 Pirates to 12 Years in Prison

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
A court in Lagos, Nigeria has sentenced 10 pirates to prison for the kidnapping of the crew of the fishing vessel Hailufeng II last year. The Chinese fishing trawler Hailufeng 11 was captured by pi...
Unitrove Plans to Build World's First H2 Bunkering Facility

Unitrove Plans to Build World's First H2 Bunkering Facility

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
UK-based engineering firm Unitrove is planning on expanding its portfolio to include a liquid hydrogen bunkering terminal, which it believes will be the first of its kind in the world. Unitrove was...
Research for Germany’s First Large-Scale Offshore Green Hydrogen Plant

Research for Germany’s First Large-Scale Offshore Green Hydrogen Plant

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
Efforts are continuing to investigate the potential for the first large-scale offshore hydrogen park in Germany’s region of the North Sea. Project partners RWE, Shell, Gasunie, and Equinor announced t...
Biofuel Gains Traction in UK Offshore Wind Service Sector

Biofuel Gains Traction in UK Offshore Wind Service Sector

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
A second-generation biofuel derived from waste vegetable oil is gaining traction in the UK's offshore wind industry, which - despite its solid green credentials - must still rely on diesel-powered cre...
Port States Target 10,000 Ships in Stability Inspection Campaign

Port States Target 10,000 Ships in Stability Inspection Campaign

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
Shipping authorities will be launched a concentrated inspection campaign this fall focusing on crew familiarity with stability and compliance with stability regulations. The authorities did not specif...
Irish Authorities Seize $41 Million in Cocaine Disguised as Charcoal

Irish Authorities Seize $41 Million in Cocaine Disguised as Charcoal

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
Irish authorities are reporting the seizure of up to half a ton of cocaine with an estimated street value of $41 million in a joint operation with Dutch authorities and the Port of Rotterdam. The coca...
Video: Abandoned Tanker Sinks off Yemen

Video: Abandoned Tanker Sinks off Yemen

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
Yemen’s Public Authority for Environmental Protection is reporting an oil spill contaminating the water of the Gulf of Aden after one of the dilapidated tankers anchored off the port sank under unknow...
Ukrainian Citizen Charged as Country’s First Modern-Day Sea Pirate

Ukrainian Citizen Charged as Country’s First Modern-Day Sea Pirate

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) reports that it has detained a Ukrainian citizen on charges of sea piracy, making him the first citizen to be brought up on charges of being a modern-day pirate....
Mayflower Autonomous Vessel's Problems Diagnosed and Repaired

Mayflower Autonomous Vessel's Problems Diagnosed and Repaired

By The Maritime Executive
July 23, 2021
Marine research organization ProMare, which organized the aborted effort to make an unmanned Atlantic crossing with the Mayflower Autonomous Ship (MAS400) released the first details of the voyage and...

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