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Ørsted Files Additional Lawsuit Challenging Stop-Work Order on Sunrise Wind

By The Maritime Executive

January 7, 2026

Danish offshore energy developer Ørsted has filed its second lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s December 2025 stop-work order on five under-construction wind farms along the...

U.S. Coast Guard Augments Border Surveillance With Monitoring Buoys

By The Maritime Executive

January 6, 2026

The Coast Guard is getting ready to try out a new kind of maritime domain awareness system off San Diego, a longtime hotspot for maritime migrant smuggling. It will be deploying four powered buoy...

Connecticut and Rhode Island File Suit in Support of Revolution Wind

By The Maritime Executive

January 6, 2026

The states of Connecticut and Rhode Island are the latest to join the growing list of court cases filed against the Trump Administration’s suspension of work on five offshore wind farm project...

U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Nine From Grounded Fishing Vessel in Bering Sea

By The Maritime Executive

January 6, 2026

On Monday, a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter aircrew rescued nine crewmembers from a crab boat that grounded off the coast of St. George Island, a tiny outpost in the Bering Sea just southeast of St....

ABS Approves State-of-the-Art Offshore Substation from Seatrium

By The Maritime Executive

January 5, 2026

[By: ABS] ABS issued approval in principle (AIP) to Seatrium for its next-generation offshore substation (OSS) design, featuring 500-megawatt OSS modules. “Offshore substations play a crit...

Japan’s First Floating Wind Farm Starts Commercial Ops Using Hybrid Design

By The Maritime Executive

January 5, 2026

Japan’s Goto Floating Wind Farm started commercial operations on January 5, making a key step in the country’s effort to expand renewable energy. In addition to being the first in Japan...

ClassNK Grants AiP for Designs of Cable Jointing & Cable Burial Vessels

By The Maritime Executive

January 5, 2026

[By: ClassNK] ClassNK has issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) for the designs of a cable jointing vessel and a cable burial vessel developed by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. The certification demonst...

Aging Freighter Goes Aground in Sea of Marmara

By The Maritime Executive

January 4, 2026

A freighter has gone aground on the northern shores of the Sea of Marmara, reportedly due to strong winds in the area. On December 30, White Line arrived just off the coast of the port of Marm...

Sanctioned Oil Tanker Goes Aground on the Rocks in Aegean

By The Maritime Executive

January 4, 2026

A sanctioned shadow-fleet tanker has run aground off the coast of Bozcaada, Turkey, prompting a large-scale emergency response. The vessel is the same tanker that was struck by Ukrainian drones i...

At Galveston, Port Improvements on Track for 2026 Completion

By The Maritime Executive

January 4, 2026

[By: Port of Galveston] While the Port of Galveston made headlines with the opening of its fourth cruise terminal in 2025, next year we’ll celebrate another port milestone – completion...

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