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Inmarsat Maritime Ventures Signs FleetBroadband Agreement with SRH

Inmarsat Maritime Ventures Signs FleetBroadband Agreement with SRH

By The Maritime Executive
July 28, 2021
[By: Inmarsat] Inmarsat Maritime Ventures, a subsidiary of Inmarsat, the world leader in global, mobile satellite communications, has signed an agreement with SRH Connect (SRH) for SRH to acquire I...
NAMMA: Vaccination of Foreign Seafarers Update

NAMMA: Vaccination of Foreign Seafarers Update

By The Maritime Executive
July 28, 2021
[By: NAMMA] According to data gathered by NAMMA members and partners helping facilitate vaccines for foreign seafarers in the United States, we now count more than 35,000 foreign seafarers vaccinat...
Houston Seafarers Center Vaccinates 8,000 Visiting Crewmembers

Houston Seafarers Center Vaccinates 8,000 Visiting Crewmembers

By Susan Huppert
July 28, 2021
Following more than a year of random pandemic challenges, the synergy is clear among U.S. seafarers’ welfare groups, logistic teams, global advisors and others who simply care. The coordinated effort...
Shanghai Waigaoqiao Plans to Build China's Largest Cruise Ship

Shanghai Waigaoqiao Plans to Build China's Largest Cruise Ship

By The Maritime Executive
July 28, 2021
CSSC's Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding is planning to build a giant new cruise ship - the biggest ever built in China, according to class society RINA.  At 341 meters in length and 140,000 GT, the...
ABS, CE Delft and EMSA Join Forces on Four-Year Decarbonization Study

ABS, CE Delft and EMSA Join Forces on Four-Year Decarbonization Study

By The Maritime Executive
July 27, 2021
A consortium led by ABS, CE Delft and Arcsilea will be completing a series ofd six studies on alternative fuels and decarbonization technology for the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA). The fo...
ITF: Wakashio Case Highlights Growing Trend of Criminalizing Seafarers

ITF: Wakashio Case Highlights Growing Trend of Criminalizing Seafarers

By The Maritime Executive
July 27, 2021
The International Transport Workers' Federation is calling on the government of Mauritius to release the crew of the grounded bulker Wakashio, which struck a reef near Mahebourg one year ago.  “Thi...
Philippine Coast Guard Gets Boost With Two New Patrol Vessels

Philippine Coast Guard Gets Boost With Two New Patrol Vessels

By The Maritime Executive
July 27, 2021
The Philippines intends to intensify its maritime patrol activities following the unveiling of the first of two 97-meter multi-role response vessels (MMRVs) at the Shimonoseki shipyard of Mitsubishi S...
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American Firm Negotiating for Former Hanjin Subic Bay Shipyard 

By The Maritime Executive
July 27, 2021
More than two years after the large shipyard facility in Subic Bay in the Philippines closed due to financial difficulties, Philippine officials are reporting that they are close to a deal with a new...
Second Force Majeure at South African Ports Following Cyberattack

Second Force Majeure at South African Ports Following Cyberattack

By The Maritime Executive
July 27, 2021
South Africa has declared a second force majeure at its port terminal operations in a month, following a cyberattack that crippled Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) ICT systems and forced the port operato...
China Bans Nine Ship Managers from Crew Changes for 30 Days

China Bans Nine Ship Managers from Crew Changes for 30 Days

By The Maritime Executive
July 27, 2021
After denying media reports that China was banning Indian crewmembers from crew changes due to fears of COVID-19, the Chinese Ministry of Transportation confirmed it was blocking crew changes for at l...

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