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Op-Ed: The Jones Act Waiver Is Reshaping More Than Maritime Transportation

Op-Ed: The Jones Act Waiver Is Reshaping More Than Maritime Transportation

By William P. Doyle
May 31, 2026
The recent Jones Act waiver debate has largely focused on vessel availability, fuel prices, and emergency logistics. Far less attention has been paid to a more consequential issue: the tax and regulat...
GT Wings New Performance Assessment Tool for Jet Sail Wind Propulsion

GT Wings New Performance Assessment Tool for Jet Sail Wind Propulsion

By The Maritime Executive
May 29, 2026
[By: GT WIngs] GT Wings has introduced a holistic ship performance assessment tool to support early-stage evaluation of its AirWing™ wind-assisted propulsion system. The tool, developed by independ...
Sanctioned Russian Tanker Carrying Diesel to Cuba Diverts to the South

Sanctioned Russian Tanker Carrying Diesel to Cuba Diverts to the South

By The Maritime Executive
May 28, 2026
A sanctioned Russian-flag tanker that is loaded with a cargo of diesel appeared to divert south, possibly heading to South America after lingering in the Atlantic for a month. The product tanker Uni...
Rethinking Hull Maintenance: The Problem Goes Deeper Than Fouling

Rethinking Hull Maintenance: The Problem Goes Deeper Than Fouling

By Greensea IQ
May 27, 2026
  As fuel costs continue to fluctuate across the global shipping industry, operators are being forced to look more closely at every factor impacting vessel efficiency. While routing decisions and o...
Refit Projects Are Booming as Cruise Lines Renew More Existing Ships

Refit Projects Are Booming as Cruise Lines Renew More Existing Ships

By The Maritime Executive
May 27, 2026
The cruise lines are once again turning to revitalization projects as a means of adding excitement and a new buzz around existing ships in their fleets. While some of the work is repairs and mainten...
Bar Harbor Struggles with Cruise Ship Limits as Judge Overturns Ordinance

Bar Harbor Struggles with Cruise Ship Limits as Judge Overturns Ordinance

By The Maritime Executive
May 27, 2026
Bar Harbor, a picturesque town on the Maine coastline, continues to be one of the most closely followed examples as the local town council works to balance the number of cruise passengers with local...
Alaska Gears Up for Record Cruise Season in 2026

Alaska Gears Up for Record Cruise Season in 2026

By The Maritime Executive
May 27, 2026
Alaska continues to be one of the strong destinations for cruises with high expectations as the 2026 season gets underway. While ports are working to more effectively manage the annual influx of cru...
G2 Ocean to Expand and Add Sustainability Features to Open Hatch Cargo

G2 Ocean to Expand and Add Sustainability Features to Open Hatch Cargo

By The Maritime Executive
May 26, 2026
  Norway-based G2 Ocean, which was established in 2017 focusing on the open hatch segment, reports it has placed orders for six additional vessels in its growth program while also working to incorp...
Strait of Hormuz Delays Are Translating into Downstream Production Losses

Strait of Hormuz Delays Are Translating into Downstream Production Losses

May 26, 2026
  The disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is often described in geopolitical or energy-market terms: oil prices, LNG flows, naval posture, and regional escalation. That framing, while accurate, unde...
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...

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