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Coast Guard Oversees Second Yacht Salvage in a Year off Culebra

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

The Coast Guard is keeping watch on an effort to refloat a large yacht that went aground over the holidays off Culebra, Puerto Rico. At about 1030 hours on December 30, watchstanders at Secto...

Bibby Changes Shipyard to Build First Zero-Emission Electric CSOV

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

An innovative project to build the first fully electric Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (eCSOV) is shifted to a different shipyard as it works to meet the terms of the UK project. Bibby Ma...

Wellard Sells Last Ship, Ends Business with Live Export Under Pressure

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

Once described as Australia’s largest live export business, Wellard announced the sale of its final ship as it shuts down shipping operations. The move comes as live export continues to be under pre...

Norway Awards 53 New E&P Licenses on its Continental Shelf

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

Norway has awarded 53 new offshore oil and gas E&P licenses for acreage on its continental shelf, with 20 different companies participating in the auction round. The so-called APA round of pre...

NATO Agrees to Enhance Baltic Surveillance by Air and Sea

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

NATO conducted a Baltic Se Allies Summit today in Helsinki and agreed to the request from Finland and Estonia to increase surveillance efforts to protect key underwater assets and deter future ef...

IMB: Piracy Declined in 2024, But Seafarer Hostage-Taking is on the Rise

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

Piracy at sea is less common than it used to be, according to the ICC's International Maritime Bureau, but the risk to crewmembers remains high - particularly in hotspot regions like the Singapor...

Issue of Seafarer Criminalization Highlighted in New Effort by InterManager

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

InterManager is concerned by the increasingly harsh treatment of ships’ crew in some parts of the world. The trade association for the ship management sector is starting an effort to collect data...

BOEM Starts Environmental Review for Next U.S. Offshore Wind Farm

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) announced its plan to initiate an environmental review of the next U.S. offshore wind farm plan just six days before the presidential transition which...

Startup Evolves Ocean Fertilization for Commercial Carbon Credits

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

Ocean fertilization has the potential to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere at low cost and vast scale, simply by feeding phytoplankton with trace minerals to induce blooms. But critics be...

Dali Completes Repairs 10 Months After Hitting Baltimore Bridge

By The Maritime Executive

January 14, 2025

The containership Dali which became notorious for its allision destroying Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge has completed repairs and is preparing to return to service. The ship was operating...

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