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How the Crisis in Container Shipping Could Affect Christmas

How the Crisis in Container Shipping Could Affect Christmas

By The Conversation
August 19, 2021
[By Stavros Karamperidis] Ningbo-Zhousan may not exactly be a household name, but find something in your house made in China and it’s quite likely it was delivered from there. Ningbo-Zhousan, which...
Giant Automated Container Rack Proves Successful in DP World Trial

Giant Automated Container Rack Proves Successful in DP World Trial

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
A novel robotic rack system for storing shipping containers has completed a six-month trial period with better-than-expected performance, according to global ports operator DP World.  Last year, DP...
IN THE KNOW Video Podcast 31: DNV on Class in the COVID Era

IN THE KNOW Video Podcast 31: DNV on Class in the COVID Era

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
In this episode of The Maritime Executive Magazine video podcast series, editor-in-chief Tony Munoz spoke with Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen, CEO of DNV Maritime, about the role of class in the pandemic era. As...
USCG and Good Samaritans Save Three From Burning Fishing Vessel

USCG and Good Samaritans Save Three From Burning Fishing Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
On Wednesday, the U.S. Coast Guard rescued three fishermen after their boat caught fire about 150 miles south of Golfito, a small port on Costa Rica's Pacific coast.    The Maritime Rescue Coordinat...
Cargo Ship Finds Itself “Stuck” in the Middle of a Canadian Strike

Cargo Ship Finds Itself “Stuck” in the Middle of a Canadian Strike

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
A Norwegian registered cargo ship and its crew have found themselves the innocent victim in a Canadian labor dispute, according to reports from a local Canadian newspaper. The vessel arrived on a norm...
Biden Administration Resumes Offshore Leasing After Court Order

Biden Administration Resumes Offshore Leasing After Court Order

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
The U.S. Department of the Interior has announced that it will comply with a court order compelling it to restart offshore and onshore oil and gas lease sales. The agency halted its federal lands leas...
First US Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powered Passenger Ferry Launched

First US Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powered Passenger Ferry Launched

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
The launch has been completed and trails are beginning on the first hydrogen fuel cell vessel built and operated in the U.S. The 70-foot Sea Change is a 75-passenger hydrogen fuel cell-powered, electr...
Japan's Last Whaling Mother Ship May Cost Too Much to Replace

Japan's Last Whaling Mother Ship May Cost Too Much to Replace

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
Anti-whaling activists are pleased that Japan's last whaling mothership operator is ordering a replacement vessel - not because they expect it to succeed, but because they believe that the cost and de...
Crosby Tugs and SEA.O.G. Merge to Realize Offshore Wind Opportunities

Crosby Tugs and SEA.O.G. Merge to Realize Offshore Wind Opportunities

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
Companies across the maritime world are continuing to position in an effort to participate in the anticipated boom as the U.S. moves forward with the development of its offshore wind industry. Falling...
NYK Apologizes for Bulker Accident Sending Teams to the Oil Cleanup

NYK Apologizes for Bulker Accident Sending Teams to the Oil Cleanup

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2021
NYK Line issued an apology for the accident involving the wood chip carrier that caused the environmental accident off the coast of Hachinohe, Japan last week. The company said as the charter it had d...

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