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Russian Emergency Ministry Rescues Over 100 Fisherman Stranded on Ice Flow

Russian Emergency Ministry Rescues Over 100 Fisherman Stranded on Ice Flow

By The Maritime Executive
February 12, 2025
Russian officials are reporting an unusual rescue mission to save fishermen from an ice flow that had broken away in eastern Russia on the Sea of Okhotsk. The rescue was completed successfully but n...
Panama Strengthens the Quality of Its Merchant Fleet

Panama Strengthens the Quality of Its Merchant Fleet

By The Maritime Executive
February 12, 2025
[By: Panama Maritime Authority] According to the latest evaluations, Panama has achieved a 96.5% compliance rate with international maritime safety and environmental protection standards. This mile...
China Reacts Angrily After First U.S. Transit of Taiwan Strait Under Trump

China Reacts Angrily After First U.S. Transit of Taiwan Strait Under Trump

By The Maritime Executive
February 12, 2025
Less than a month into the new Trump administration the U.S. conducted what it calls a “freedom of navigation” exercise sending two U.S. Navy vessels through the politically sensitive Taiwan Strait....
Yara Clean Ammonia and NYK Conclude World’s First Time-Charter Agreement

Yara Clean Ammonia and NYK Conclude World’s First Time-Charter Agreement

By The Maritime Executive
February 12, 2025
[By: Yara Clean Ammonia] Yara Clean Ammonia, the world’s largest ammonia distributor, signed a time-charter contract with Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) for an ammonia-fuelled medium gas carri...
German FSRU Operator Cancels Charter, Citing "Ruinous" Gov't Competition

German FSRU Operator Cancels Charter, Citing "Ruinous" Gov't Competition

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2025
  German LNG terminal operator Deutsche ReGas has terminated a charter agreement for a full-size FSRU that it brought in last year, when Germany was working hard to bring on extra capacity to repla...
2022 Anchor-Drag Incident May Have Severed Another Baltic Subsea Cable

2022 Anchor-Drag Incident May Have Severed Another Baltic Subsea Cable

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2025
  After a series of four subsea cable damage incidents involving suspected anchor-dragging in little more than a year, NATO members in the Baltic suspect that Russian "hybrid" sabotage operations c...
Rough Weather Hampers Response to Grounded Bulker on Sakhalin

Rough Weather Hampers Response to Grounded Bulker on Sakhalin

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2025
  Rough winter weather continues to hamper the response to the grounding of a Chinese bulker just off Sakhalin Island in the Russian Far East, and salvors are awaiting better conditions to inspect...
As Gaza Ceasefire Teeters, Houthis Warn of Renewed Red Sea Hostilities

As Gaza Ceasefire Teeters, Houthis Warn of Renewed Red Sea Hostilities

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2025
  On Tuesday, following announcements from the U.S. and Israel that put the future of the Gaza ceasefire agreement in doubt, Yemen's Houthi rebels issued a reminder that they could restart ballisti...
Federal Court Lets Foreign Ships Move US Rock to US Offshore Wind Farms

Federal Court Lets Foreign Ships Move US Rock to US Offshore Wind Farms

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2025
  Great Lakes Dredge & Dock has lost its appeal to reverse a Customs and Border Protection ruling that allows foreign rock-dumping vessels to compete more easily for U.S. offshore wind farm contrac...
Contracts Awarded to Advance Plans for South Africa’s First LNG Terminal

Contracts Awarded to Advance Plans for South Africa’s First LNG Terminal

By The Maritime Executive
February 11, 2025
Efforts to develop the first LNG import terminal in South Africa are continuing to make progress with 2026 now targeted for a final investment decision. A terminal operator agreement was signed whic...

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