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Philadelphia Engineering Firm Aims to be a Sulfur Cap Difference-Maker

By The Maritime Executive

November 18, 2018

The IMO regulations to cap sulfur levels in shipping fuel oil set to take effect on January 1, 2020 will substantially reduce the level of sulfur oxide emissions from ships, offering welcome environme...

How Will Ship Routing Look in Fifteen Years?

By Michael O'Brien

November 18, 2018

This past September, StormGeo announced its acquisition of Nautisk — a leading supplier of maritime charts and publications. By allowing us to integrate our routing and weather services with state-of-...

Advent Intermodal Names Dennis Monts EVP Commercial Operations

By The Maritime Executive

November 18, 2018

Advent intermodal Solutions, LLC has announced the appointment of Dennis Monts as Executive Vice President – Commercial Operations. The appointment of one of the intermodal industry’s foremost log...

Liberia is First Flag State to Join Maritime Anti-Corruption Network

By The Maritime Executive

November 18, 2018

Liberia has become the first ship registry to be admitted to the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) as an associate member. Alfonso Castillero, CCO of the Liberian Registry, says, “We are grea...

Third Robert Allan TRAktor 2500-SX in Operation for Svitzer

By The Maritime Executive

November 18, 2018

The third tug built by Sanmar Shipyards to Robert Allan Ltd.’s new TRAktor 2500-SX design commenced operations on November 1 in London for Svitzer. The tug, named the Svitzer Meridian, is the second T...

HullWiper Network Expands into Gibraltar with SCAMP

By The Maritime Executive

November 18, 2018

HullWiper Ltd, in partnership with global provider of ship fuel conservation and underwater services SCAMP, is now offering an affordable, safe and eco-friendly hull cleaning solution for vessels tran...

Carnival Cruise Line Cuts Steel on First LNG-Powered Ship

By The Maritime Executive

November 17, 2018

Carnival Cruise Line has cut the first steel and revealed the new livery for its 180,000-ton XL vessel that will be the first-ever ship operating in North America to use LNG. The vessel will be th...

Twenty-Five Biologists Urge Russia to Stop Capturing Whales

By The Maritime Executive

November 17, 2018

A group of prominent whale and dolphin biologists from across the globe have sent a letter urging a Russian federal agency to stop capturing free-ranging orcas in the Sea of Okhotsk for sale to marine...

The Growing Need to Reverse Declining Caspian Sea Levels

By Harry Valentine

November 17, 2018

During the mid-1970s, water levels in the inland Caspian Sea dropped to record lows before steadily rising until mid-1990s. Since 1995, water levels began to steadily decline by seven centimeters per...

Foul Play Suspected in Canadian Coast Guard Shipyard Incident

By The Maritime Executive

November 17, 2018

The Canadian Coast Guard ship Corporal McLaren is partially submerged, with police considering the incident suspicious. The vessel was released from its secured cradle at the Canadian Maritime Engi...

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