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Challenges at Chinese Ports are Increasingly Impacting Global Shipping

Challenges at Chinese Ports are Increasingly Impacting Global Shipping

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
While much of the focus has been on the challenges shippers and carriers face getting imports offloaded at their destination ports and delivered, there are also growing backlogs at Chinese factories a...
Autonomous-System Contest Offers $2M Bounty for Finding a Ship

Autonomous-System Contest Offers $2M Bounty for Finding a Ship

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
Abu Dhabi's Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC) holds a high-profile robotics challenge every two years, and the next edition will be dedicated to a very specific maritime security scenario -...
Code of Conduct Developed to Increase Focus on Crew Welfare Issues

Code of Conduct Developed to Increase Focus on Crew Welfare Issues

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
With the increasing focus on the welfare and mental health issuers for the world’s two million seafarers along with the increasingly difficult work environments, a new initiative is launching to provi...
North River Plans to Show New 35’ RAIV at International Workboat Show

North River Plans to Show New 35’ RAIV at International Workboat Show

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
North River Boats, a custom aluminum boatbuilder, has built a new 35’ RAIV for Safe/Sea that will be on display at the 2021 International Workboat Show in New Orleans. Safe/Sea is the leading provi...
Plan to Transition Orkney Oil Facility to Green Hydrogen Production

Plan to Transition Orkney Oil Facility to Green Hydrogen Production

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
One of the concepts that continues to draw attention for renewable energy is linking offshore wind energy generation with the production of hydrogen. Exploration has begun primarily along the North Se...
Vineyard Wind Orders GE Turbines as it Moves Toward Construction 

Vineyard Wind Orders GE Turbines as it Moves Toward Construction 

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
The first large offshore wind installation for the United States continues to make progress clearing important steps towards becoming a reality. After having become the first offshore wind farm in the...
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Four Species of Tuna Show Signs of Recovery After Years of Overfishing

By Dialogue Earth
October 12, 2021
[By Todd Woody] In September, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) announced some surprisingly good news. Four of the seven most commercially fished tuna species that appear on...
Yantian, Hong Kong and Other Ports Closed as Tropical Storm Approaches

Yantian, Hong Kong and Other Ports Closed as Tropical Storm Approaches

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
Chinese officials issued warnings and ordered ports in the Shenzhen region to suspend operations as a strong tropical storm approached the region after bringing heavy rain to the Philippines. The stor...
Maersk Diverts Ships and Containers as Backlog Snarls UK Ports

Maersk Diverts Ships and Containers as Backlog Snarls UK Ports

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
The U.K.’s largest container port is the latest port worldwide to experience the problems related to the surge in container shipping in 2021. Felixstowe, which handles more than a third of all contain...
Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry Launches ‘SEA Change 2030’

Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry Launches ‘SEA Change 2030’

By The Maritime Executive
October 12, 2021
[By: Cyprus Shipping] Following a nine-month public consultation, Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry (SDM) has launched SEA Change 2030, a long-term strategic vision for Cyprus shipping.   The visio...

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