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$25 Billion Investment Proposed for U.S. Navy Shipyard Infrastructure

$25 Billion Investment Proposed for U.S. Navy Shipyard Infrastructure

By The Maritime Executive
April 28, 2021
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators, supported by two Republican members from the House of Representatives, is proposing legislation to invest $25 billion to improve the U.S. Navy’s shipyard infrastru...
Video: USCG Conducts Long-Range Medevac for Injured Captain

Video: USCG Conducts Long-Range Medevac for Injured Captain

By The Maritime Executive
April 28, 2021
On Tuesday, U.S. Coast Guard rescue crews medevaced the captain of the commercial fishing vessel Vicious Cycle at a position about 130 miles southwest of Kailua Kona, Hawaii. At 1115 hours, Sector...
India Waives Port Fees for Ships Carrying Emergency Oxygen Supplies

India Waives Port Fees for Ships Carrying Emergency Oxygen Supplies

By Ankur Kundu
April 27, 2021
With India facing an acute shortage of medical-grade oxygen amidst the second wave of the pandemic, the government has directed most major ports to waive off all charges for ships carrying oxygen....
As India's COVID Crisis Grows, Its Navy Takes Active Role in Response

As India's COVID Crisis Grows, Its Navy Takes Active Role in Response

By Ankur Kundu
April 27, 2021
Taking an active role in supplying medical-grade liquid oxygen as well as critical oxygen cylinders to India's island territories, the Indian Navy has joined the Army and the Air Force in the country'...
Saudi Forces Thwart Bomb Boat Attack at Port of Yanbu

Saudi Forces Thwart Bomb Boat Attack at Port of Yanbu

By The Maritime Executive
April 27, 2021
On Tuesday, Saudi forces reported that a bomb boat had been intercepted and destroyed near the port of Yanbu.  Brig. Gen. Turki Al-Maliki, the spokesman for the Saudi Ministry of Defense, told The...
Maritime Executive

Danish Regulators Examine Maersk's Shipbreaking History

By The Maritime Executive
April 27, 2021
Denmark's environment ministry is scrutinizing the demolition sales of four former Maersk-operated vessels and their subsequent recycling at Alang, Denmark environment minister Lea Wermelin told Shipp...
Strong Market Leads Maersk to Double Earnings Forecast

Strong Market Leads Maersk to Double Earnings Forecast

By The Maritime Executive
April 27, 2021
The boom in the shipping industry and the expectations for strong demand to continue through 2021 are driving the major carriers’ earnings to new highs. A.P. Moller – Maersk, the public parent company...
ITF: Shipowner, SCA are Taking Good Care of Ever Given's Crew

ITF: Shipowner, SCA are Taking Good Care of Ever Given's Crew

By The Maritime Executive
April 27, 2021
Last week, representatives from International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) visited the Suez Canal's Great Bitter Lake to carry out a welfare check on the crew of the MV Ever Given. Amidst the $...
U.S. Coast Guard Returns to Black Sea for the First Time Since 2008

U.S. Coast Guard Returns to Black Sea for the First Time Since 2008

By The Maritime Executive
April 27, 2021
The U.S. Coast Guard national security cutter USCGC Hamilton has transited the Bosporus and entered the Black Sea to bolster the NATO presence amidst elevated tensions between Russia and Ukraine. ...
Maritime Executive

Tanker Spills Oil After Collision Off Qingdao

By The Maritime Executive
April 27, 2021
Chinese authorities are reporting a significant oil spill outside the port of Qingdao from an accident involving an inbound cargo ship and a Suezmax tanker at anchor outside the port. Details of the a...

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