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Van Oord Cable-laying Vessel Calypso Makes Debut & is Now Fully Operational

Van Oord Cable-laying Vessel Calypso Makes Debut & is Now Fully Operational

By The Maritime Executive
October 28, 2024
[By: Van Oord] Van Oord’s brand new cable-laying vessel Calypso has made its official debut by installing cables on its first offshore wind project. After the Nexus, the Calypso is Van Oord’s sec...
Jim Sorenson Joins St. Johns Ship Building as VP of Government Sales

Jim Sorenson Joins St. Johns Ship Building as VP of Government Sales

By The Maritime Executive
October 28, 2024
[By: St. Johns Ship Building] St. Johns Ship Building, a premier Jones Act facility owned by Americraft Marine, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Sorenson as Vice President of Governmen...
Med Marine Successfully Delivered the MED-A2575 Tugboat to SVS Maritime

Med Marine Successfully Delivered the MED-A2575 Tugboat to SVS Maritime

By The Maritime Executive
October 28, 2024
[By: Med Marine] In a significant stride for maritime excellence, MED MARINE has delivered the MED-A2575 tugboat to SVS MARITIME, part of the Vernicos Scafi Group. The closing, which took place in...
Report: Russia is Providing Targeting Data to Houthis for Attacks on Ships

Report: Russia is Providing Targeting Data to Houthis for Attacks on Ships

By The Maritime Executive
October 27, 2024
  An exclusive in the Wall Street Journal has confirmed that Russia has been providing details of ship movements to enable Houthi attacks in the Red Sea. The middlemen between the Russians and t...
Stuttering Progress on 30x30 Ocean Protections

Stuttering Progress on 30x30 Ocean Protections

By Dialogue Earth
October 27, 2024
  [By Daniel Cressey] Progress towards an international target to protect nearly a third of the ocean by 2030 is faltering: much of the protection enacted so far is largely ineffective, and thou...
Damaged Bulker With Explosive Cargo Finds Port of Refuge at Last

Damaged Bulker With Explosive Cargo Finds Port of Refuge at Last

By The Maritime Executive
October 27, 2024
  The damaged cargo vessel Ruby is headed for the Port of Great Yarmouth, carrying a controversial cargo of Russian fertilizer. The vessel has been denied entry to a port of refuge in at least thre...
Atlantropa or Bust?

Atlantropa or Bust?

By Erik Kravets
October 27, 2024
  Atlantropa was Herman Sörgel’s plan to install a gigantic hydroelectric dam at the Strait of Gibraltar, drain the Mediterranean and combine Africa and Europe into a single uber-continent. Like mo...
Maritime Executive

Report: Russian LNG Fleet Makes Stops in France for Repairs

By The Maritime Executive
October 27, 2024
  As the West mounts sanctions against the Russian energy industry, a new investigation has found that European yards are instrumental in keeping Russia’s LNG carriers afloat. A ship-repair yard...
BV: Wind Propulsion Has Come of Age, But Needs Better Regulatory Clarity

BV: Wind Propulsion Has Come of Age, But Needs Better Regulatory Clarity

By The Maritime Executive
October 27, 2024
  After working on multiple wind-propulsion projects for innovative shipowners, class society BV has carried out a new study on wind technology, and it found that the industry needs more regulatory...
Military Challenges to China's South China Sea Claims are Increasing

Military Challenges to China's South China Sea Claims are Increasing

By The Strategist
October 27, 2024
  [By Joe Keary] Deployments of ships and aircraft to challenge China’s illegal claims in the South China Sea are increasing. European ships are appearing more often, while Asia-Pacific countrie...

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