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Plans from Norway for an Ammonia-Fuelled Short-Sea Bulker Service

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

The latest entrant in the race to develop the first zero-emission shipping operation is a new joint venture called Viridis Bulk Carriers. Formed in Norway in 2020 by shipping companies Navigare Logist...

Korean Design for Ammonia Bunker Vessel Awarded AiP

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

The Korean shipping industry is taking a major step in the develop to the infrastructure to support ammonia’s adoption as a marine fuel. The Korean Register announced that it has granted an Approval i...

MSC: Knock-On Effects of Suez Shutdown May Last for Months

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

The grounded boxship Ever Given has been refloated and removed from the southern section of the Suez Canal, and she is anchored in the Great Bitter Lake for a damage inspection. Traffic has resume...

Seaspan Orders More Containerships Approaching 30 Percent Growth

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

Seaspan is continuing its unprecedented order spree for new containerships. The Hong Kong-based owner that charters vessels to all of the major containership operators reported that it has placed an o...

Record Opium Seizure Valued at $8 Million in Port of Vancouver

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

Canadian authorities recently completed one of the largest opium seizures on record with an estimated value of nearly $8 million. The smuggling operation, which was importing the drugs through the Por...

MARAD to Award $230M in 2021 Port Grants Including Wind Infrastructure

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

The U.S. Maritime Administration announced that it will begin accepting applications for its annual Port Infrastructure Development Program which provides grant funding for port and intermodal infrast...

Nexans and Bureau Veritas Partner on Offshore Wind Projects

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification, and Nexans, a global player in electrification, have signed a partnership agreement to reduce risk and promote best pract...

MOL and Enviva Exploring Bulk Carrier Designs to Reduce Emissions

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) is continuing its effort to develop new generations of shipping designed to meet the challenges of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In its newest effort, MOL...

Lessons Learned From the Suez Canal Shutdown

By The Conversation

March 30, 2021

For a week the world was gripped by the extraordinary sight of a massive container ship that had run aground in the Suez Canal in Egypt. The Ever Given is 400 meters long (1,312 feet) and weighs 200,0...

Paraná River Push Boat Fleet Migrates to Thordon

By The Maritime Executive

March 30, 2021

Atria Logistics UABL, one of South America’s leading push boat operators, is on its way to completing a fleet-wide retrofit to Thordon’s water lubricated tailshaft and rudder bearings. In 2014, the...

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