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Meyer Werft Undocks Second Replenishment Ship for German Navy

Meyer Werft Undocks Second Replenishment Ship for German Navy

By The Maritime Executive
December 1, 2025
Germany’s Meyer Werft, best known for its specialization in large cruise ships, recently undocked an unusual newbuild for the yard, a naval replenishment ship for the German Navy. The ship was part...
X-Press Pearl Compensation Dispute with Sri Lanka Intensifies

X-Press Pearl Compensation Dispute with Sri Lanka Intensifies

By The Maritime Executive
December 1, 2025
  The London P&I Club, acting as assurer to the owners of the MV X-Press Pearl, is intensifying its approaches to the authorities in Sri Lanka over the compensation awarded to cover damage caused b...
Iran Seizes False Flag Vessel in Increased Crackdown on Fuel Smuggling

Iran Seizes False Flag Vessel in Increased Crackdown on Fuel Smuggling

By The Maritime Executive
December 1, 2025
  Iranian officials announced the seizure of a new vessel in the Persian Gulf as they move to further crack down on fuel smuggling in the region. After reporting the latest seizure, saying the ship...
EmissionsLink: IMO Delay Could Spark Fragmentation of Carbon Regulations

EmissionsLink: IMO Delay Could Spark Fragmentation of Carbon Regulations

By The Maritime Executive
December 1, 2025
  Philippos Ioulianou, Managing Director of EmissionLink, has warned the IMO’s decision to delay its Net Zero Framework is creating a regulatory vacuum that threatens to fragment global shipping de...
Hydrex Performs Novel Underwater Repairs With Flexible Mobdocks

Hydrex Performs Novel Underwater Repairs With Flexible Mobdocks

By The Maritime Executive
December 1, 2025
  [By Hydrex] Hydrex is able to perform a wide variety of operations with their flexible mobdocks. These enable them to create a dry environment underwater for divers to work in. There is no nee...
One Tanker's Dash to Darwin Shows Australia's Thin Margins for Energy

One Tanker's Dash to Darwin Shows Australia's Thin Margins for Energy

By The Strategist
November 30, 2025
  [By John Coyne] A tanker sprinting against the clock to beat a cyclone shouldn’t be a national-security storyline—but last week it became one. As Tropical Cyclone Fina tracked toward the Top E...
Haitian Gangs are Setting Up Shop for Seaborne Drug Smuggling

Haitian Gangs are Setting Up Shop for Seaborne Drug Smuggling

By The Maritime Executive
November 30, 2025
  The United Nations warns that gang warlords in Haiti have turned the country’s coastal waters into a pivotal transshipment hub for drugs originating from South America and destined for key market...
Subsea Industries Solves Cavitation Erosion on Rudders

Subsea Industries Solves Cavitation Erosion on Rudders

By The Maritime Executive
November 30, 2025
  [By Subsea Industries] In the last few months more than twenty ships received Ecoshield protection for their rudders, bow thrusters (and tunnels), Becker Twisted Fins, and scrubber outlet area...
Climate Activists Disrupt Operations at World’s Largest Coal Port

Climate Activists Disrupt Operations at World’s Largest Coal Port

By The Maritime Executive
November 30, 2025
  Operations at the coal port of Newcastle, Australia have experienced significant disruptions after climate activists took over the harbor with a flotilla of kayaks and watercraft in a protest des...
Scrap Metal Fire in UK Highlights Growing Risk of Contaminated Cargoes

Scrap Metal Fire in UK Highlights Growing Risk of Contaminated Cargoes

By The Maritime Executive
November 30, 2025
  Scrap metal is among the most notorious cargoes for fire risk, not because of its inherent properties but because it is often contaminated with flammable debris and ready-made sources of ignition...

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