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Always Ready. Always Present. Ad Shows How Mariners Put America First

Always Ready. Always Present. Ad Shows How Mariners Put America First

By The Maritime Executive
May 10, 2025
[By: American Maritime Partnership] The American Maritime Partnership (AMP) – the voice of the American maritime industry – today launched a new ad –   “Always Ready. Always Present.” – a patriotic...
SCHOTTEL Hybrid Drive Solution for KOTUG’s Methanol-Fuelled Tugs

SCHOTTEL Hybrid Drive Solution for KOTUG’s Methanol-Fuelled Tugs

By The Maritime Executive
May 10, 2025
[By: SCHOTTEL] SCHOTTEL is equipping the world's first large purpose-built dual-fuel methanol escort tugs based on the Robert Allan Ltd. RASalvor 4400-DFM design for towage company KOTUG Canada wit...
Offshore Vessels Feature MAN L21/31 GenSets for Diesel-Electric Propulsion

Offshore Vessels Feature MAN L21/31 GenSets for Diesel-Electric Propulsion

By The Maritime Executive
May 10, 2025
[By: MAN Energy Solutions] Wenchong shipyard in China, part of the CSSC Group, has ordered four shipsets of 3 × MAN 8L21/31 MK2 GenSets in connection with the construction of 4 × 96m C-CSOVs (Const...
Canada Marks 80th Anniversary of Battle of the Atlantic

Canada Marks 80th Anniversary of Battle of the Atlantic

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2025
Canada is maintaining its tradition of honoring the heroism of sailors who took part in the Battle of the Atlantic and ended up paying the ultimate price. On May 4, the country commemorated the 80th...
Mooring Lines in Poor Condition Caused Cargo RoRo Endurance to Break Free

Mooring Lines in Poor Condition Caused Cargo RoRo Endurance to Break Free

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2025
Worn-out mooring lines that were not replaced on time are being called the reason a US-flagged cargo RoRo broke free from its dock and out-of-control hit a pier and dry dock at the Port of Bremerhav...
Robberies Continue in Singapore Strait with Six Ships Hit in May

Robberies Continue in Singapore Strait with Six Ships Hit in May

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2025
  ReCAAP (Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia) is sounding the alarm as the robbery spree in the area around the Singapore Strait continues. T...
Salvage Diver Dies as Specialist Team Prepares to Raise Superyacht Bayesian

Salvage Diver Dies as Specialist Team Prepares to Raise Superyacht Bayesian

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2025
A salvage diver working on the preliminary efforts preparing to raise the superyacht Bayesian was killed today, May 9. Italian officials confirmed the incident without providing further details....
UK Increases Funding and Areas to Spur Offshore Wind Energy Development

UK Increases Funding and Areas to Spur Offshore Wind Energy Development

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2025
Offshore wind energy continues to be a key portion of the UK’s plan for renewable energy with the government announcing on May 9 that it will expand funding and the available areas in response to st...
South Korea Funds Project to Build World’s Largest Liquid Hydrogen Carrier

South Korea Funds Project to Build World’s Largest Liquid Hydrogen Carrier

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2025
  South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy announced the formation of a public-private partnership and funding for an effort to build the world’s largest liquid hydrogen carrier. The g...
First Drop for Inbound Containers Forecast After Surge Ahead of Tariffs

First Drop for Inbound Containers Forecast After Surge Ahead of Tariffs

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2025
  U.S. retailers and the logistics tracking services for shippers are sounding the alarm on the expected dramatic declines coming for import containers as the Trump tariffs go into effect. The Nati...

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