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First Methanol-Powered Bunker Tanker Launched for Ops in Singapore

First Methanol-Powered Bunker Tanker Launched for Ops in Singapore

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
The world’s first methanol bunker barge was launched last week in China and is destined for operations in Singapore. It is viewed as a key step in the expansion of the infrastructure to support alte...
Korea Claws Back Market Share as Global Shipbuilding Market Cools

Korea Claws Back Market Share as Global Shipbuilding Market Cools

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
South Korean officials are highlighting an uptick in the country’s market share for the newbuilding orders and the potential that they have been able to regain market share from China on the eve of...
U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Dozens From Flooding in Alaskan Villages

U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Dozens From Flooding in Alaskan Villages

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
  After devastating winds and seas from the last remnants of Typhoon Halong swept through the Bering Sea, the U.S. Coast Guard and state agencies are conducting a large-scale SAR operation in two r...
Funding to Build First Ship Tunnel Withdrawn by Norwegian Government

Funding to Build First Ship Tunnel Withdrawn by Norwegian Government

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
  Norway has decided that the construction of the world’s first ship tunnel would be too expensive to be practical. After receiving construction bids, the government will tell its parliament (Stort...
NATO Highlights Decline of Russian Navy After Sub Surfaces Off France

NATO Highlights Decline of Russian Navy After Sub Surfaces Off France

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
  Speculation continues days after a Russian submarine surfaced off France during its trip home. Today, October 13, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte took the opportunity to highlight the decline o...
USTR and Chinese Retaliation Take Center Stage

USTR and Chinese Retaliation Take Center Stage

By Erik Broekhuizen / Poten & Partners
October 13, 2025
  On Tuesday, October 14, the port fees targeting the Chinese maritime sector will go into effect. The Office of the United States Trade Representative (“USTR”) announced these fees in a detailed n...
Container Flow Resumes in Rotterdam as Court Orders Strikers Back to Work

Container Flow Resumes in Rotterdam as Court Orders Strikers Back to Work

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
The lashers working in the Port of Rotterdam who handle containers were ordered back to work for the next four days. A court found with a coalition of their employers and businesses that argued the...
Crew Rescued as Ukrainian Cargo Ship Sinks in Black Sea

Crew Rescued as Ukrainian Cargo Ship Sinks in Black Sea

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
  The Bulgarian Navy coordinated the rescue of 10 seafarers from a Ukrainian cargo ship that sank in the Black Sea on October 12.  Fears that the ship might have struck a mine, however, were dispel...
Despite Shutdown, U.S. Coast Guard Will Still Receive Next Paycheck

Despite Shutdown, U.S. Coast Guard Will Still Receive Next Paycheck

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
  The U.S. Coast Guard's active-duty servicemembers will receive their pay on time and as scheduled on October 15, the service confirmed Monday, despite the government shutdown. Unlike circumstance...
China Uses Water Cannons and Rams Philippine Vessel in New Confrontations

China Uses Water Cannons and Rams Philippine Vessel in New Confrontations

By The Maritime Executive
October 13, 2025
China and the Philippines are again trading accusations after two incidents in the South China Sea in the area of the Spratly Islands. No one was injured, and the supply missions were completed, aft...

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