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Bulk Cargo Ship Arrives in Cuba Carrying Aid from China

Bulk Cargo Ship Arrives in Cuba Carrying Aid from China

By The Maritime Executive
May 25, 2026
Aid shipments are continuing to arrive in Cuba despite the U.S. efforts to apply pressure on the Communist government of the Caribbean island. In the latest development, a Chinese-owned cargo ship a...
Op-Ed: America Needs Fully-Funded Hurricane Forecasting

Op-Ed: America Needs Fully-Funded Hurricane Forecasting

By The Conversation
May 24, 2026
  [By Brian Tang] The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season starts June 1, and while early outlooks suggest that a developing El Niño might result in a tamer season than in the past few years, with bel...
RINA Awards AiP for Energy Harvesting Ship That Could Become Green Supplier

RINA Awards AiP for Energy Harvesting Ship That Could Become Green Supplier

By The Maritime Executive
May 22, 2026
  RINA awarded an Approval in Principle (AiP) certificate to a unique concept vessel that would be an energy-harvesting ship, designed to produce green hydrogen as it sails the world and supply it...
Maersk Center Downsizes Amidst Uncertainty on Path to Decarbonization

Maersk Center Downsizes Amidst Uncertainty on Path to Decarbonization

By The Maritime Executive
May 21, 2026
  Amidst uncertainty about the form and timing of shipping's green transition, the A.P. Moller Foundation's Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping has quietly reduced its headcount...
Australian Police Intercept a Diesel Generator Filled With Multiple Drugs

Australian Police Intercept a Diesel Generator Filled With Multiple Drugs

By The Maritime Executive
May 21, 2026
The Australian Federal Police are calling on diesel repair specialists to help with a rare technical problem: the agency has confiscated a used diesel generator that someone packed full with nearly...
IMO Passes Non-Mandatory Safety Code for Autonomous Ships

IMO Passes Non-Mandatory Safety Code for Autonomous Ships

By The Maritime Executive
May 21, 2026
  The IMO has taken a new step forward towards comprehensive regulation of unmanned shipping, building upon years of debate and detailed development work. At the latest meeting of the Marine Safety...
Driver Arrested on Boating-Safety Charges for a Lake Trip in a Cybertruck

Driver Arrested on Boating-Safety Charges for a Lake Trip in a Cybertruck

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2026
  The Tesla Cybertruck is capable of safely submerging up to a maximum depth of 32 inches, suitable for driving on flooded roadways and shallow streambeds. Though it does not in fact float, the $70...
U-Ming Names First LNG Carrier as Diversification and Expansion Continue

U-Ming Names First LNG Carrier as Diversification and Expansion Continue

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2026
  Taiwanese shipping company Un-Ming reports that it is continuing its business growth and diversification strategy with the naming of its first LNG carrier. According to the company, the commissio...
Mexico Denies Approval for Royal Caribbean’s Yucatán Amusement Park

Mexico Denies Approval for Royal Caribbean’s Yucatán Amusement Park

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2026
The Government of Mexico confirmed that it plans to deny permits to Royal Caribbean International, which was planning to build a massive amusement waterpark on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. It is seen...
EU Funds Pilot to Demonstrate Offshore Power Zones to Charge Vessels

EU Funds Pilot to Demonstrate Offshore Power Zones to Charge Vessels

By The Maritime Executive
May 19, 2026
  The European Union’s flagship Horizon Europe research and innovation program is providing a €5 million ($5.8 million) grant to an international consortium led by Stillstrom, a Maersk company, to...

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