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Scientists Aim to Build a Detailed Global Seafloor Chart by 2030

Scientists Aim to Build a Detailed Global Seafloor Chart by 2030

By The Conversation
July 20, 2021
[By Sean Mullan] Marine scientists often feel like they’re fumbling in the dark. The global ocean covers about 71 per cent of our planet and is central to life as it exists on Earth. But only about...
North Star Plans World's First Hybrid Daughter Craft for Offshore Wind

North Star Plans World's First Hybrid Daughter Craft for Offshore Wind

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
The world’s first hybrid-powered daughter craft boats for the offshore wind market will be built in the UK for North Star Renewables, the offshore wind division of longtime offshore vessel operator No...
MAIB: Overheated Cargo Caused Stolt Groenland Explosion

MAIB: Overheated Cargo Caused Stolt Groenland Explosion

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has completed its inquiry into the blast aboard the chemical tanker Stolt Groenland in 2019, finding that heated cargo tanks in nearby compartments l...
Carnival Expects Three-Quarters of Capacity to Resume Sailing in 2021

Carnival Expects Three-Quarters of Capacity to Resume Sailing in 2021

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
Sixteen months after the cruise industry paused operations, the largest cruise corporation, Carnival Corporation, now reports that it hopes to have as much as three-quarters of fleet capacity in opera...
Normal Operations Resuming at South Africa’s Ports After Civil Unrest

Normal Operations Resuming at South Africa’s Ports After Civil Unrest

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
A week after civil unrest, violence, and protests disrupted operations at two of South Africa’s largest ports, Transnet is reporting that operations have resumed and that the supply chain is again mov...
Maritime Executive

FMC Launches Audit Program Looking at Compliance Among Ocean Carriers

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
Responding to the ongoing complaints from shippers regarding fees being charged by the liner companies and terminal operators, the Federal Maritime Commission has established a new audit program focus...
OceanManager Inc. Digitalizes Mooring System Management Plans

OceanManager Inc. Digitalizes Mooring System Management Plans

By OceanManager
July 20, 2021
Statistics from the European Harbour Masters’ Committee show that 95 percent of personal injury incidents are caused by ropes and wires, and 60 percent of these injuries happen during mooring operatio...
Maritime Executive

Environmental NGOs Highlight Retailers as Top Maritime Polluters

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
In a new effort to pressure the shipping industry to accelerate its efforts to improve the environmental performance of large containerships, two environmental NGOs issued a new report which they say...
First Alaska Revenue Cruise Departs from Seattle

First Alaska Revenue Cruise Departs from Seattle

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
The first, large foreign-flag cruise ship departed yesterday, July 19, for Alaska signaling the return of the cruise industry to the Port of Seattle and Alaska. Royal Caribbean International’s cruise...
OMSA Launches Jones Act Enforcement Vessel to Patrol U.S. Gulf

OMSA Launches Jones Act Enforcement Vessel to Patrol U.S. Gulf

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2021
The Offshore Marine Service Association (OMSA) has announced plans to use a vessel to monitor foreign-flag operations in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, intending to use it as a platform to gather photograph...

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