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New Cabotage Rules Could Hurt Indonesia's Coal Ports

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2018

Indonesia's coal producers are concerned that the nation's new cabotage rules will cut down on export volumes at its coal terminals. The Indonesian Ministry of Trade has issued a regulation requiring...

At Jaxport, Long-Awaited Channel Dredging Gets Under Way

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2018

After years of studies, regulatory approval processes, public hearings and litigation, the Port of Jacksonville, Florida (Jaxport) has begun its long-awaited harbor dredging project. The clamshell dre...

Ivory Trade: Man Arrested in Tokyo Port

By The Maritime Executive

February 7, 2018

Police in Japan have arrested the director of a government-accredited ivory retail outlet on suspicion of attempting to smuggle ivory to China. The move came after a Chinese seafarer was found attempt...

U.S. Coast Guard Offers Two Years' Tuition at Hampton College

By U.S. Coast Guard News

February 7, 2018

How can the Coast Guard recruit and maintain a proficient, self-motivated and adaptable workforce in today’s world? “It is simple: we build a diverse workforce,” explained Coast Guard Commandant Adm....

Carrier Transicold Offers Lower GWP Refrigerant Option for PrimeLINE? Container Units

By The Maritime Executive

February 7, 2018

Carrier Transicold is offering a provision to use R-513A refrigerant with its PrimeLINE® container unit for customers seeking a refrigerant with lower global warming potential (GWP), or as a hedge aga...

RightShip Appoints New CEO

By The Maritime Executive

February 7, 2018

RightShip, the world's leading maritime risk management and environmental assessment organization, has appointed its new CEO. Martin Crawford-Brunt will replace outgoing CEO Warwick Norman who announc...

2017: A Transformative Year for Veson Nautical

By The Maritime Executive

February 7, 2018

2017 was a transformative year for Veson Nautical, the world’s leading provider of commercial maritime software and services, highlighted by the launch of the Veslink IMOS Platform – the modern evolut...

BayDelta and Dell Showcase Rugged Extreme Tablet Aboard a Working Tug

By The Maritime Executive

February 7, 2018

Last November, the Dell Blue creative team wanted to display the potential of the computer maker's toughest tablet, the Dell 7212 Rugged Extreme. They picked San Francisco tug operator BayDelta to sho...

U.S. Navy Seeks to Postpone Shock Trials for USS Ford

By The Maritime Executive

February 7, 2018

The U.S. Navy is seeking to postpone standard "shock trials" for the USS Gerald R. Ford, the first in a new class of advanced aircraft carriers, and has appealed to Secretary of Defense James Mattis f...

NTSB Releases its Final Report on the El Faro Tragedy

By The Maritime Executive

February 7, 2018

On Wednesday, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its final report on the tragic sinking of the con/ro El Faro, which went down with all hands in October 2015. Like the U...

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