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Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Operations with First Keel Laying

Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Operations with First Keel Laying

By The Maritime Executive
July 17, 2026
[By Balenciaga Shipyard] Balenciaga Shipyard today held the keel laying ceremony of its first vessel since restarting operations, marking a significant milestone in the recovery and renewal of one...
Port of Los Angeles Posts Best-Ever June Numbers for Container Handling

Port of Los Angeles Posts Best-Ever June Numbers for Container Handling

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2026
The Port of Los Angeles posted its best-ever container volume numbers for the month of June, edging past the one million-TEU mark to set a new seasonal record. The surge in volume is driven by importe...
The Eight-Hour Test: How Cruise Ships Complete a Turnaround Day

The Eight-Hour Test: How Cruise Ships Complete a Turnaround Day

By Priyatham Sanjeeva Reddy, Ramidi
July 16, 2026
A cruise ship's turnaround day is often viewed from the passenger side as the end of one holiday and the beginning of another. For the vessel's crew and technical teams, however, it is one of the most...
Sweden Permits Two Offshore Wind Farms, Denies 11 Due to Defense Concerns

Sweden Permits Two Offshore Wind Farms, Denies 11 Due to Defense Concerns

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2026
While saying that Sweden needs to develop new power sources and critically green power to remain competitive, the government had nonetheless decided to deny 11 pending applications. It was the latest...
FPSO Will Validate Wind-Assisted Kite Traction Towing on Trip to Suriname

FPSO Will Validate Wind-Assisted Kite Traction Towing on Trip to Suriname

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2026
A novel project looks to validate the potential of kite sails for vessels as part of a towing operation to position a massive new FPSO during its trip from China to Suriname in South America. SBM Offs...
Proving Phase

Proving Phase

By Sean M. Holt
July 16, 2026
For years, ammonia has held a strange place in shipping's transition – promising, commercially uncertain, operationally uncomfortable. It carries no carbon atoms, can be made from renewable hydrogen a...
U.S. Launches New Wave of Strikes on Targets in Iran

U.S. Launches New Wave of Strikes on Targets in Iran

By The Maritime Executive
July 15, 2026
Overnight Wednesday, U.S. forces carried out another wave of strikes against targets in Iran, the fifth day in a row of a back-and-forth exchange of fire.   Targets in this wave included Iranian ai...
One Dead, Three Missing in Tragic Capsizing in San Francisco Bay

One Dead, Three Missing in Tragic Capsizing in San Francisco Bay

By The Maritime Executive
July 15, 2026
The U.S. Coast Guard has called off the search for three people who went missing in the capsizing of a cabin cruiser in San Francisco Bay, a tragedy that started out as an outing for a memorial servic...
No Time to Stop: Maintenance & Machinery Reliability in Cruise Operations

No Time to Stop: Maintenance & Machinery Reliability in Cruise Operations

By Priyatham Sanjeeva Reddy, Ramidi
July 15, 2026
In cruise shipping, reliability is not simply an engineering target. It is the foundation of the entire voyage experience. A cruise ship may be designed with redundancy, automation, planned maintenanc...
U.S. Navy Outperforms in Mideast, But a Pacific War Would Test Endurance

U.S. Navy Outperforms in Mideast, But a Pacific War Would Test Endurance

July 15, 2026
[By Captains Al Collins and Kevin Eyer] Recent naval operations in the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz have demonstrated that the United States Navy remains extraordinarily capable in combat. Prec...

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