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DNV GL Grants eCap Mobility "Approval in Principle“

DNV GL Grants eCap Mobility "Approval in Principle“

By The Maritime Executive
June 16, 2020
In November 2019, eCap, as a leading provider of electric mobility solutions, began a partnership with Re-Fire Technology, the market leader in the field of fuel cell technologies. The cooperation aim...
CDC Updates Guidance for Crew With Color-Coded Ship Status

CDC Updates Guidance for Crew With Color-Coded Ship Status

By The Maritime Executive
June 16, 2020
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its guidance for the cruise ship industry and released its first color-coded status report on the individual cruise ships in U.S. wate...
Pandemic Reveals Need for Connectivity Solutions for Fishing Industry

Pandemic Reveals Need for Connectivity Solutions for Fishing Industry

By The Maritime Executive
June 16, 2020
Connectivity at sea has never been more important than during these difficult times. New regulations can be introduced at any moment and it is of great importance to ensure that this information is co...
Steel Cutting for UECC’s Second LNG Battery Hybrid Powered PCTC

Steel Cutting for UECC’s Second LNG Battery Hybrid Powered PCTC

By The Maritime Executive
June 16, 2020
As previously reported, European Car Carriers (UECC), jointly owned by Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) and Wallenius Lines, signed a contract to construct three new generation PCTC with China Ship...
With Training and Repairs Complete, USS McCain Returns to Operations

With Training and Repairs Complete, USS McCain Returns to Operations

By The Maritime Executive
June 16, 2020
The crew aboard the destroyer USS John S. McCain have completed their basic phase certification, clearing the ship to return to frontline operations after three years of repair and retraining.  The...
COVID-19 Accelerates Shift to Online Maritime Education

COVID-19 Accelerates Shift to Online Maritime Education

By The Maritime Executive
June 15, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has had an impact on all educational institutions, forcing cancellations, closures and inventive alternatives - notably the expansion of online learning and distance learning...
Two Alaskan Ports Reach Different Conclusions on Small-Ship Cruising

Two Alaskan Ports Reach Different Conclusions on Small-Ship Cruising

By The Maritime Executive
June 15, 2020
The small communities of Haines and Ketchikan have come to different conclusions about the restart of small-ship cruising in Southeast Alaska. When American Cruise Lines asked the two towns whether it...
Livestock Carried Cleared to Depart with Cargo After COVID-19

Livestock Carried Cleared to Depart with Cargo After COVID-19

By The Maritime Executive
June 15, 2020
The livestock carrier Al Kuwait is preparing to depart Australia more than three weeks after the vessel arrived on its last livestock voyage of the season. Crew members aboard the vessel tested positi...
Finland’s First Use of Renewable Liquefied Biogas for Marine Transport

Finland’s First Use of Renewable Liquefied Biogas for Marine Transport

By The Maritime Executive
June 15, 2020
For the first time, a Finnish shipping company has used only liquefied biogas as the fuel to power its marine transport. Totally renewable, the liquefied biogas reduces greenhouse gas emissions by up...
U.S. Navy Contractor Fined $11M for Selling Faulty Steel

U.S. Navy Contractor Fined $11M for Selling Faulty Steel

By The Maritime Executive
June 15, 2020
U.S. Navy defense contractor Bradken and its former lab director are facing criminal charges alleging that it produced and sold substandard steel components for installation on U.S. submarines. The co...

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