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Positioning to Develop Irish Offshore Wind Power Projects

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

Efforts to expand the offshore wind energy sector are continuing to grow with additional programs designed to position for the development of wind projects off Ireland’s east coast. The joint venture...

NAMEPA Resumes Marine Science Competition for Students

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

The American Salvage Association (ASA) and the North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) are resuming their annual Marine Sciences Scholarship Competition. After a pause in 202...

Japan’s Mitsui OSK Plans $1.8B Investment by 2023 to Reduce Emissions

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. became the first of the large Japanese shipping companies to map out a plan to achieve zero emissions from its fleet by 2050. Nikkei Asia is reporting that the company mapped out...

MV Werften to Deliver Crystal Expedition Ship While Seeking German Aid

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

A year or more behind schedule, Crystal Cruises announced the July 2021 maiden voyage for its new luxury expedition cruise ship, the Crystal Endeavor. The delivery of the ship is a critical step for G...

Back to Business at the Suez Canal

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

Operations on the Suez Canal have returned to normal, according to the waterway's managers, and the 400-plus vessels that were forced to wait during the recent grounding have all completed their trans...

Norwegian Tells CDC Cruises Resuming July 4 with Vaccine Requirement

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

In the strongest move yet to restore North America cruise operations, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings sent a letter to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention outlining its protocols to res...

[Video] Crew Abandons Heavy-Lift Ship After Cargo Shifts in Storm

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

Norwegian rescue teams are responding to distress calls from a Dutch cargo ship caught in heavy seas off the Norwegian coast. The crew has been removed from the ship as the captain and authorities fea...

Seaman’s Manslaughter: An Arcane Statute Turned Enforcement Risk

By Jeanne Grasso and Kierstan Carlson

April 5, 2021

Owners and operators of ships calling on the United States know well that criminal prosecutions are now a regular occurrence in the maritime industry. Most relate to environmental violations and post-...

Indonesian Bulker and Fishing Boat Collide with 17 Feared Lost

By The Maritime Executive

April 5, 2021

[Brief] Indonesian authorities are continuing to search for 15 missing crew members lost after their fishing vessel collided with a bulk carrier in the East Java Sea late on April 3. Circumstances of ...

Commemorating the Centennial of the Return of the Unknown Soldier

By Billy Cook

April 5, 2021

The Independence Seaport Museum (ISM) has announced its plans to commemorate the centennial anniversary of the Return of the Unknown Soldier on the historic cruiser USS Olympia. After the end of W...

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