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Damen Takes Port-Based BWTS System on European Tour

By The Maritime Executive

April 26, 2019

Newbuilds are already required to comply with the IMO's Ballast Water Convention, and after this September, all existing ships will have to meet its standards by the time of their next IOPP renewal. T...

The Measure of a Naval Fleet: Battle Force Missiles

By The Maritime Executive

April 26, 2019

[By Keith “Powder” Patton, CDR, USN] Calculating the power of a fleet is a daunting and imprecise task. In the Washington Naval Treaty, tonnage and gun caliber were used as metrics to set the ratio...

ONE Books Large Loss for First Year in Operation

By The Maritime Executive

April 26, 2019

The Japanese carrier Ocean Network Express, better known as ONE, announced Friday that it sustained a loss of $586 million for its first full year in operation. The magenta-branded operator manages th...

Russia Launches Giant Special-Missions Submarine

By The Maritime Executive

April 26, 2019

Russia's Sevmash Shipyard has finally launched the Belgorod, the world's longest submarine. She was laid down as an Oscar II-class vessel in 1992, but construction proceeded in fits and starts as Russ...

Tackling the Trade in Endangered Marine Species

By Zhang Chun

April 26, 2019

Earlier this year in Rome, scientists from around the world debated the need to control trade in the endangered shortfin mako shark. The meeting of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation...

Record Submersible Dive Made in Preparation for Titanic Survey

By The Maritime Executive

April 25, 2019

OceanGate has broken a deep-sea diving record by transporting a crew of four on an abyssal descent of nearly 4,000 meters. There is only a handful of submersibles in the world that can reach these dep...

A Fish Out of Water

By Tony Browne

April 25, 2019

Over the past decade, the shipping industry has witnessed an increasing trend towards shore-based roles where many experienced personnel, particularly chief engineers, are looking to bring their techn...

Final Caisson Installed for Tuas Terminal Phase 1

By The Maritime Executive

April 25, 2019

The final caisson has been installed at Singapore's Tuas Terminal Phase 1 development, and reclamation works for Phase 1 on track to be completed by 2021. The development now has 221 caissons and...

Australian Government Withdraws Funding for Cruise Terminal

By The Maritime Executive

April 25, 2019

The NSW State Government of Australia has withdrawn A$12.7 million ($8.9 million) in funding for the Port of Newcastle's cruise terminal project. “While disappointed construction of the terminal fa...

Wallem to Implement the Complete Enterprise Solution from BASSnet

By The Maritime Executive

April 25, 2019

As a core backbone for their vision to be the leading provider of technology-driven maritime solutions and transform customers experience the Wallem Group has chosen BASSnet™ Fleet Management Systems....

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