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Unprecedented Efficiency in Powering Stabilizers

By The Maritime Executive

July 10, 2024

[By: Quantum Marine Stabilizers] Introducing… the NEW F45 – Electric / Hydraulic Hybrid Power System Aligned with the eco-friendly movement and a more sustainable future for the yachting industr...

Fincantieri’s ACE Marine & Marinette Marine Among Safest Shipyards in U.S.

By The Maritime Executive

July 10, 2024

[By: Fincantieri Marine Group] Fincantieri ACE Marine (FAM) and Fincantieri Marinette Marine (FMM) were recognized by the Shipbuilders Council of America (SCA) for their noteworthy safety efforts f...

Laborde Products Clarifies Business Focus Amid Market Confusion

By The Maritime Executive

July 10, 2024

[By: Laborde Products] Laborde Products, a leading provider of marine engines, parts, and services, is addressing recent market confusion stemming from the activities of a similarly named company,...

Panama Canal Plans to Solve its Water Woes With New Reservoir

By The Maritime Executive

July 9, 2024

Thanks to a new court ruling, Panama's government plans to future-proof the operation of the New Panama Canal against the prospect of prolonged droughts, which have slowed down commerce and caused bac...

Austal USA Breaks Ground on New Steel-Hull Assembly Hall

By The Maritime Executive

July 9, 2024

Austal USA is expanding again with the construction of a new final assembly building, the second phase in the process of creating a new steel-hull production line for the longtime aluminum-hull s...

UK Seeks to Expand Protections for the Wreck of Shackleton's Endurance

By The Maritime Executive

July 9, 2024

A UK-commissioned management plan for the wreck of Sir Ernst Shackleton's famed ship Endurance proposes to set up a protection zone of more than a nautical mile around the site. The wreck has pro...

UK Skipper Fined for Falling Asleep and Hitting an Anchored Boat

By The Maritime Executive

July 9, 2024

The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency has fined a fishing boat skipper about $13,000 for striking an anchored boat off the coast of Sussex. The skipper fell asleep on watch, according to the MCA....

German Seaports Brought to Standstill by Strikes Ahead of Wage Negotiations

By The Maritime Executive

July 9, 2024

Germany’s power labor union Ver.di called another round of “warning strikes” at the major container ports starting on Tuesday and continuing into Wednesday ahead of the next round of wage and con...

Report: Turbine Generator Damage is Slowing Down U.S. Carrier Refits

By The Maritime Executive

July 9, 2024

Carriers are the U.S. Navy's most in-demand asset, and the Pentagon often has to make hard choices about whether to keep them deployed beyond their normal cycle in order to meet the needs of regional...

Industry Calls for Measurement and Regulation to Tackle Methane Slip

By The Maritime Executive

July 9, 2024

Focusing on the problem of methane slip in the “well-to-wake” approach, an industry-led group released its first report detailing research, trials, and the required steps to create greater unders...

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