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Cruise Ships, Resorts Planned for South China Sea

July 21, 2016

Up to eight Chinese ships will offer cruises to the South China Sea over the next five years, a state-run newspaper said on Thursday, as Beijing continues to promote tourism to the disputed waters....

NYK Pleads Guilty to Cartel Conduct in Australia

By The Maritime Executive

July 21, 2016

Australia's competition watchdog said on Monday that Japanese shipping company Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) pleaded guilty to criminal cartel conduct in Australia's federal court. The Austra...

Tullow Project Moves Ahead Offshore Ghana

July 20, 2016

In the depths of Ghana's fiscal crisis in 2014 policymakers looked forward to a time when a new oil field would open to boost the economy. That time has come but there's a catch: oil prices have halve...

Reinstate USMMA Sea Year on Commercial Vessels

By Ivy Suter

July 20, 2016

The following is a guest editorial in response to a Maritime Executive piece entitled “Renewing Sea Year: Better reporting is needed for the troubled USMMA training program,” published July 12. Wit...

Tremiti Islands Fast Ferry Destroyed by Arson

By The Maritime Executive

July 20, 2016

Authorities are investigating an arson in Vieste, where attackers appear to have used an accelerant and a triggering device to set fire to the fast ferry Sorrento Jet, which carries passengers to the...

Pay Dispute at Libyan Oil Port Resolved

July 20, 2016

Oil exports from the eastern Libyan terminal of Hariga have resumed after a pay protest by guards ended, but production at the major eastern oil field of Sarir would remain suspended, officials said o...

UK Court Allows "Collateral Lies" in Casualty Claims

By The Maritime Executive

July 20, 2016

The UK's Supreme Court has ruled that British maritime insurers cannot use a false statement by the policy-holder as a reason to deny payment on a claim – so long as the false statement is a "collater...

Hawaiian Electric LNG Plan Withdrawn

By The Maritime Executive

July 20, 2016

Hawaiian Electric Industries (HEI) and NextEra Energy have ended their plans for a merger following a rejection by Hawaii's Public Utilities Commission. The termination of the agreement also means tha...

Ancient British Warship Re-Enters Public View

By The Maritime Executive

July 20, 2016

The warship Mary Rose, flagship of Henry VIII's fleet, has reemerged into the public view, nearly five centuries after she went down in the Solent. The Rose is housed in a building created specifi...

Report: Fire on Le Boreal Was Due to Human Error

By The Maritime Executive

July 20, 2016

French maritime authorities BEAmer have released their final report into the fire on the cruise ship Le Boreal last year, which forced the evacuation of nearly 350 passengers and crew. On the night...

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