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Report: Venezuela Swaps Jet Fuel for Iranian Gasoline

By Ankur Kundu
February 24, 2021
Venezuela has been shipping jet fuel to Iran in trade for vital gasoline imports for the South American nation, according to an exclusive report by Reuters - part of a swap deal undertaken by the two...
Video: Cocaine Smugglers Sink Their Own Ship to Evade Prosecution

Video: Cocaine Smugglers Sink Their Own Ship to Evade Prosecution

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
Spanish authorities intercepted a merchant tanker carrying 3,000 kilos of cocaine in the Bay of Biscay - and in an unusual twist, they claim that the vessel's crewmembers sank their own ship in an att...
Report: Canada's New Frigates Will Cost $4B Each, Including Taxes

Report: Canada's New Frigates Will Cost $4B Each, Including Taxes

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
Canada's parliamentary budget expert has completed a new estimate of the cost of the Royal Canadian Navy's future series of frigates, pegging the likely total at roughly US$62 billion for 15 hulls - a...
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Plans to Restart Three More Vessels at Mid-Year

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Plans to Restart Three More Vessels at Mid-Year

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
Citing improving market conditions and a tightening charter market, RoRo operator Wallenius Wilhelmsen announced plans to reactivate three additional vessels. Nearly a year ago, the line had laid up 1...
BOEM Approves W. Coast's First Wave Energy Test Site in Federal Waters

BOEM Approves W. Coast's First Wave Energy Test Site in Federal Waters

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has approved the first wave energy test site in federal waters on the U.S. West Coast, the agency announced Tuesday.  “This is the first time a lease ha...
Rauma Shipyard in Finland Starts to Resume Work After COVID Lockdown

Rauma Shipyard in Finland Starts to Resume Work After COVID Lockdown

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
Recent outbreaks of the coronavirus are once impacting the operations at shipyards in Finland and Japan. Early in the pandemic, the industry had experienced significant delays in its work but with new...
COBRA Battery System from Becker Marine Receives DNV GL Certification

COBRA Battery System from Becker Marine Receives DNV GL Certification

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
With DNV GL certification obtained in February 2021, the pioneering COBRA battery system has achieved the highest standard of safety and can thus be used for a wide range of inland waterway and mariti...
Coast Guard Launches Inquiry into Fatal Capsizing at Tillamook Bay Bar

Coast Guard Launches Inquiry into Fatal Capsizing at Tillamook Bay Bar

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
The U.S. Coast Guard is launching an investigation into the capsizing of the crabbing vessel Coastal Reign, which capsized on the Tillamook Bay Bar on February 20.  At about 1640 hours last Saturda...
Congestion in Southern California Spreads to Other West Coast Ports

Congestion in Southern California Spreads to Other West Coast Ports

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
The congestion issues at the Southern California ports are also impacting the operations of other ports along the Pacific Coast. The Port of Oakland in the San Francisco Bay, which recently highlighte...
Antwerp Tests Autonomous Drones for Port Monitoring and Security

Antwerp Tests Autonomous Drones for Port Monitoring and Security

By The Maritime Executive
February 24, 2021
The Port of Antwerp is expanding its testing of autonomous drones to monitor activity and maintain safety across the port complex. This week, for the first time, an autonomous drone was deployed follo...

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