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Union Condemns Pace of Investigation Into P&O Ferries' 2022 Ferry Layoffs

Union Condemns Pace of Investigation Into P&O Ferries' 2022 Ferry Layoffs

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  A trade union in the United Kingdom is reawakening the ghosts of the 2022 unilateral sacking of about 800 seafarers by P&O Ferries after condemning a government agency for delays in concluding ci...
Rough Weather is Putting the Irish Coast Guard to the Test

Rough Weather is Putting the Irish Coast Guard to the Test

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  Ireland is recording an increase in the number of marine incidents in its vast coastline, and this reality is testing the resilience and capability of the Irish Coast Guard (IRCG), particularly f...
US Oil Majors Want Changes in Venezuelan Energy Laws Before Jumping In

US Oil Majors Want Changes in Venezuelan Energy Laws Before Jumping In

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  Through a negotiated agreement between the White House and the newly-reformed government of Venezuela, the country's oil resources are now available to American companies for development and expl...
Two U.S. Ports Add New STS Cranes to Boost Competitiveness

Two U.S. Ports Add New STS Cranes to Boost Competitiveness

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  Two ports in the U.S. are enhancing their competitiveness by investing in new ship to shore cranes, which will improve operational efficiency, advance environmental goals and push growth. Jackson...
Taiwan Refocuses Offshore Wind Tenders to Maximize Viability

Taiwan Refocuses Offshore Wind Tenders to Maximize Viability

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  For the upcoming Round 3.3 offshore wind auction, Taiwan has proposed a raft of measures geared towards improving project viability. In 2025, the offshore wind sector proved rather turbulent, wit...
Op-Ed: Bangladesh's Phased HKC Rollout Makes Sense - If Enforced

Op-Ed: Bangladesh's Phased HKC Rollout Makes Sense - If Enforced

By Prof. Dr. Ishtiaque Ahmed
January 11, 2026
  When the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships (HKC) entered into force on June 26, 2025, it changed the legal landscape of global ship recy...
UAE Joins in an Exercise With the Iranian Navy for the First Time

UAE Joins in an Exercise With the Iranian Navy for the First Time

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  With Exercise Mosi-3 - now renamed Exercise Will for Peace 2026 - scheduled to start with a dockside parade on January 10, naval participants have begun arriving in False Bay near Cape Town in So...
Op-Ed: U.S. Tanker Boardings Appear Consistent With International Law

Op-Ed: U.S. Tanker Boardings Appear Consistent With International Law

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  Recent US boardings of oil tankers linked to Venezuela have prompted claims of piracy and illegality under international law. In reality, many of these boardings rest on a sound legal basis. Boar...
Navigating Port Funding Uncertainty: Adaptation Unlocks Opportunities

Navigating Port Funding Uncertainty: Adaptation Unlocks Opportunities

By Michael Vanderbeek and Rebecca Crow
January 11, 2026
  The port funding landscape has shifted dramatically as federal discretionary grants become less predictable and debt capacity reaches its limits. Successful ports are adapting by diversifying fun...
World’s First Large LCO2/Multi-Gas Carrier Delivered to Capital

World’s First Large LCO2/Multi-Gas Carrier Delivered to Capital

By The Maritime Executive
January 11, 2026
  The first large capacity vessel designed to support the efforts for the capture, transport, and storage or reuse of CO2 has been completed, marking a new segment for shipping. The vessel, which h...

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