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Powering Up

By Sean Hogue

January 18, 2021

The wind farm industry is poised for substantial growth over the next ten years – especially in the U.S. A March 2020 report from the American Wind Farm Association (AWEA) estimates investments of $2...

An Early Look at ASKO's Autonomous Freight Ferries

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

Norwegian grocery distributor ASKO is investing in one of the most remarkable vessel projects of the decade. With help from the Kongsberg / Wilhelmsen joint venture Massterly, ASKO is ordering two ful...

MIASF Holds Inaugural Waterway Cleanup Poster Contest

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

The Marine Industries Association of South Florida (MIASF) is pleased to announce that Taylor de Don, a ninth grader at South Broward High School, is the winner of MIASF’s inaugural Waterway Cleanup P...

Seably Takes Next Step Into Blended Maritime Training

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

The maritime industry has taken a further step into online and blended training with the appointment of Andrea Lodolo as the new CEO of Seably – the marketplace for maritime training. The online platf...

Canada Clamps Down on MLC Crew Contract Violations

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

Transport Canada has warned shipowners that it plans to enforce the Maritime Labor Convention's provisions on crew change, particularly the requirement that all crewmembers must have a valid seafarer...

Battle Stations for Boat-Handling Systems

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

[By: Vestdavit] The reliability of davits used to launch rapid-response craft from a naval vessel can mean the difference between success and failure of a military or humanitarian mission. The c...

The Great Lakes Towing Company Names Latest Damen Harbour Tugs

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

The Great Lakes Towing Company named two new tugs, the Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, at the Cleveland, Ohio, facility of its sister company Great Lakes Shipyard. The new tugs are the fourth and fifth ve...

Port of Long Beach Ends 2020 Strong With Multiple Records for Volume

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

The Port of Long Beach, California ended 2020 with a string of records despite the challenges of a year impacted by the global pandemic. The port not only recouped the declines from the beginning of t...

Third Former CMV Cruise Ship, Built by Carnival, Sails for Scrap Yard

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

A third former cruise ship that sailed for the UK's Cruise and Maritime Voyages is heading to the scrap yard. The Magellan, built in 1985 for Carnival Cruise Lines, departed the anchorage near Oman in...

In Last-Minute Effort, U.S. Sanctions Nord Stream 2's Pipelay Vessel

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2021

The Trump administration has decided to place sanctions on the Russian pipelay barge Fortuna, which is under charter for the completion of the last few miles of Gazprom's Nord Stream 2 pipeline. I...

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