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Royal Navy Surveys Lost Vessels of WWII Arctic Convoys

By Royal Navy News

September 21, 2021

Royal Navy survey ship HMS Echo recently returned to waters where sailors once faced Nazi bombers and U-boats to pay tribute to the first Arctic convoy 80 years ago. The ship paused in the middle o...

Concept to Convert Jack-up Rigs for Offshore Hydrogen Production

By The Maritime Executive

September 21, 2021

With the drive to find additional sources of renewable energy, a partnership from the offshore sector and the hydrogen industry is exploring a novel concept to convert existing jack-up rigs for the pr...

Eero Lehtovaara Appointed Chair of EU's Waterborne Technology Platform

By The Maritime Executive

September 21, 2021

[By: ABB] ABB Marine & Ports’ Head of Regulatory and Public Affairs, Eero Lehtovaara, has been elected Chair of the Board for major EU research and development forum Waterborne Technology Platform...

Tufton and GoodFuels Complete Biofuel Voyage

By The Maritime Executive

September 21, 2021

As part of its long-term sustainability strategy, Tufton completed a successful voyage using 100% sustainable marine biofuel in partnership with leading marine biofuels supplier GoodFuels, together wi...

Crystal River Cruises Extends Vaccine Mandate Until End of 2022

By The Maritime Executive

September 21, 2021

Ultra-luxury line Crystal River Cruises has announced that it will be extending its vaccination requirement for guests and crew all the way through the end of next year, giving passengers more certain...

Offshore Wind Turbine Builder Vestas Closes Three Factories

By The Maritime Executive

September 21, 2021

After reporting mixed financial results in the second quarter, with rising revenue but slim margins, wind turbine manufacturer Vestas has announced that it is closing three of its factories in Europe,...

SoCal Ports Take Steps to Accelerate Movements as More Records are Set

By The Maritime Executive

September 20, 2021

With vessel congestion continuing to rise and breaking records established only days before, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are taking further efforts to deal with the surging container volum...

Germany’s FSG Shipyard Wins First Order Since 2020 Insolvency

By The Maritime Executive

September 20, 2021

Seventeen months after filing for insolvency, Germany’s Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft (FSG) shipyard has won its first new international order. The order for an LNG-powered RoRo is notable during...

Op-Ed: Australia's First Nuclear Sub Project Comes With Big Risks

By The Strategist

September 20, 2021

[By Andrew Davies] I’ll admit to being surprised when Australia announced the termination of the deal with Naval Group to build the Attack-class submarines. Not because I thought that shouldn’t hap...

New Orleans Cruising Resumes as Ports Appeal for Recovery Aid

By The Maritime Executive

September 20, 2021

Cruising resumed from New Orleans this weekend as the ports of southern Louisiana continue to work to recover from Hurricane Ida that left a part of damage across the region less than a month ago. The...

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