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ONE Returns for More Biofuel After Successful Trial

ONE Returns for More Biofuel After Successful Trial

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has completed a second trial of sustainable marine biofuel onboard the containership MOL Experience, this time with a much smaller proportion of petroleum fuel oil in the m...
Expanding Biogas Production to Meet Growing Maritime Demand 

Expanding Biogas Production to Meet Growing Maritime Demand 

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
The world’s largest biogas production plant is beginning the first of two expansions which when completed with nearly double its production capabilities. The plant is expanding to meet the needs of bo...
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Update: Can the U.S. Fix Its Failing Infrastructure?

By Tony Munoz
April 29, 2021
In the July-August 2017 edition, Tony Munoz, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief of The Maritime Executive, wrote a critical piece on U.S. infrastructure or failing locks, dams, highways and bridges in “Can t...
Australia Bans Qatari Bulker for 18 Months Citing Appalling Conditions

Australia Bans Qatari Bulker for 18 Months Citing Appalling Conditions

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority announced an 18-month ban for a Qatari-owned bulker after releasing the vessel from a two-month detention. Calling conditions aboard the bulk carrier “appallin...
Royal Navy Vessel Makes Epic S. Atlantic Voyage to Deliver Vaccine

Royal Navy Vessel Makes Epic S. Atlantic Voyage to Deliver Vaccine

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
In a long-distance dash to beat foul weather, the Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Forth delivered vaccines to one of the most remote communities in the world - Tristan da Cunha, an isolated island some 1...
Eidesvik Goes All-In on Hybrid, Converting Three Quarters of its Fleet

Eidesvik Goes All-In on Hybrid, Converting Three Quarters of its Fleet

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
Norwegian offshore vessel operator Eidesvik says that it is on track to fit hybrid-electric propulsion systems to three quarters of its fleet by the first half of 2022.  Eidesvik has long been a le...
Did an Unlikely Ocean Crossing Give Rise to Human Evolution?

Did an Unlikely Ocean Crossing Give Rise to Human Evolution?

By The Conversation
April 29, 2021
[By Nicholas R. Longrich] Humans evolved in Africa, along with chimpanzees, gorillas and monkeys. But primates themselves appear to have evolved elsewhere – likely in Asia – before colonizing Afric...
CDC Says U.S. Cruises Should Sail By Summer

CDC Says U.S. Cruises Should Sail By Summer

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
After weeks of criticism, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a letter to the cruise industry on April 28 reiterating its commitment for the resumption of cruises from U.S...
Striking Montreal Dockworkers Facing Federal Back-to-Work Order

Striking Montreal Dockworkers Facing Federal Back-to-Work Order

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
Canada’s House of Commons followed through on the earlier announcements that the federal government intended to intervene to stop the strike by Montreal’s dockworkers. Conservatives joined with the Li...
Last-Minute Compromise Blocks Key West Cruise Ban and Local Port Rules

Last-Minute Compromise Blocks Key West Cruise Ban and Local Port Rules

By The Maritime Executive
April 29, 2021
In a surprise last-minute maneuver, Florida lawmakers revived and passed the legislation to prohibit the state’s municipally-operated seaports from making local rules restricting vessels from their po...

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