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Inmarsat, Thetius & Shell Shipping & Maritime Join Forces

Inmarsat, Thetius & Shell Shipping & Maritime Join Forces

By The Maritime Executive
August 3, 2020
3 August 2020: Inmarsat, the world leader in global, mobile satellite communications, has joined forces with Shell Shipping and Maritime and maritime digital consultancy Thetius to launch a new ‘Open...
Kim Hedegaard Sørensen Joins StormGeo as Chief Operating Officer

Kim Hedegaard Sørensen Joins StormGeo as Chief Operating Officer

By The Maritime Executive
August 3, 2020
Bergen, Norway, August 3, 2020—StormGeo today announces the appointment of Kim Hedegaard Sørensen as the new Chief Operating Officer for StormGeo’s shipping division. Sørensen begins his new role imme...
Port of Wilmington Prepares for Hurricane Isaias

Port of Wilmington Prepares for Hurricane Isaias

By The Maritime Executive
August 3, 2020
As Hurricane Isaias passed by the coast of Florida, it weakened to tropical storm status and stayed far enough offshore that it caused little damage, sparing the state's eastern coastline. It is now h...
UK Tech Firm Delivers IT System Upgrade to Stena Drilling’s Fleet 

UK Tech Firm Delivers IT System Upgrade to Stena Drilling’s Fleet 

By The Maritime Executive
August 3, 2020
Manchester, UK headquartered tech firm SRO Solutions has completed a 14-month high-value contract to replace the asset management software system on six vessels operated by Stena Drilling. Sten...
Company and Employee Rights During a U.S. Coast Guard Investigation

Company and Employee Rights During a U.S. Coast Guard Investigation

By Capt. Andy Norris (USCG, ret'd.)
August 3, 2020
The U.S. Coast Guard is statutorily authorized to conduct a variety of investigations, including marine casualty investigations and pollution investigations. Special Agents of the Coast Guard Investig...
Modernization Milestones at Mombasa Port, East Africa's Regional Hub

Modernization Milestones at Mombasa Port, East Africa's Regional Hub

By Brian Gicheru Kinyua
August 3, 2020
The African shipping and maritime sectors have largely remained undeveloped compared to the rest of the world, despite hosting mineral rich-countries that the industrialized world depends on to run it...
One Suspected COVID-19 Case On Cruise Ship Paul Gauguin

One Suspected COVID-19 Case On Cruise Ship Paul Gauguin

By The Maritime Executive
August 2, 2020
On Saturday, one suspected case of COVID-19 was detected aboard the cruise ship Paul Gauguin. The vessel had just resumed service for regional passengers in mid-July, and she was on her first voyage w...
COVID-19 Controls Put U.S. Naval Academy On Track to Reopen This Fall

COVID-19 Controls Put U.S. Naval Academy On Track to Reopen This Fall

By Navy Live
August 2, 2020
[By Lt. Sarah Ermoshkin] It has been nearly a month since the first incoming freshmen, or plebes, arrived at the United States Naval Academy (USNA) to check in for their immunizations, vaccinations...
11 Killed in Crane Collapse at Indian Shipyard

11 Killed in Crane Collapse at Indian Shipyard

By The Maritime Executive
August 2, 2020
11 people were killed at a shipyard in Visakhapatnam, India on Saturday when a jetty crane collapsed during commissioning. The incident occurred during load testing for a recently-installed rail-mo...
China's Giant Three Gorges Dam Faces Major Test

China's Giant Three Gorges Dam Faces Major Test

By The Lowy Interpreter
August 2, 2020
[By Peter McCawley] To understand China, it’s not a bad idea to keep an eye on what is happening inside the country. Much of the current international discussion about China focuses on China’s plan...

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