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Going Green: Energy Ports Diversify Their Cargo

Going Green: Energy Ports Diversify Their Cargo

By Tom Peters
July 12, 2026
It wasn't so long ago that "energy" ports were mainly lined with huge fuel storage tanks and a myriad of pipes intertwined with each other and eventually leading to a dock to load or unload large tank...
The Cost of Abandoning Taiwan

The Cost of Abandoning Taiwan

July 12, 2026
[By Josh Richards and Joseph Hanacek] Foreign policy debates are often framed around a single question: what causes are worth fighting for? Far less often do strategists ask the more uncomfortable...
Rijkswaterstaat Program for Zero-Emission Emergency Response Towing Vessel

Rijkswaterstaat Program for Zero-Emission Emergency Response Towing Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
July 11, 2026
[By: Damen Shipyards Group] Rijkswaterstaat has launched the research and development phase of the Power2Tow project. Under this innovation partnership, three consortia will simultaneously develop...
Panama Arrests 26 Port Workers Aiding International Cocaine Trafficking

Panama Arrests 26 Port Workers Aiding International Cocaine Trafficking

By The Maritime Executive
July 10, 2026
An international investigation that has been going on for two years resulted in the arrest of 26 port workers who are charged with turning the Panamanian port of Balboa into a hub of drug trafficking....
Ireland Progresses with Port Reforms as New Deepwater Facility is Proposed

Ireland Progresses with Port Reforms as New Deepwater Facility is Proposed

By The Maritime Executive
July 10, 2026
Ireland is progressing with massive reform of its port sector. Last week, the Irish government launched a final public consultation on the revision of the National Ports Policy (NPP) 2013. The governm...
Dark Transits of Hormuz and Spoofing Increase as Ships Avoid Omani Route

Dark Transits of Hormuz and Spoofing Increase as Ships Avoid Omani Route

By The Maritime Executive
July 10, 2026
Transits through the Strait of Hormuz have not stopped this week after the renewed attacks, but have slowed dramatically, and especially along the so-called Southern Corridor hugging the Omani coast....
NextFloat Project's Installation Site Secures EIA for Pilot Deployment

NextFloat Project's Installation Site Secures EIA for Pilot Deployment

By The Maritime Executive
July 10, 2026
[By: X1 Wind] The PlemCat test site, a dedicated infrastructure for developing pioneering and innovative floating offshore wind projects within the LEBA 1 commercial area in the Spanish Mediterrane...
Sempra’s West Coast Mexican LNG Terminal Ships First Cargo

Sempra’s West Coast Mexican LNG Terminal Ships First Cargo

By The Maritime Executive
July 9, 2026
The Energia Costa Azul (ECA) LNG project, which is being commissioned on Mexico’s West Coast, marked a key milestone with the first shipment of LNG. The project, which is still completing its ramp-up...
U.S. Imports Expected to Set New Record Ahead of Tariffs and Cost Increases

U.S. Imports Expected to Set New Record Ahead of Tariffs and Cost Increases

By The Maritime Executive
July 8, 2026
Import levels into the United States are running at record levels as U.S. retailers and manufacturers rush to get goods into the ports ahead of expected tariffs and cost increases. Volumes at U.S. por...
U.S. and Iran Trade Retaliatory Strikes in Contest for Control of Hormuz

U.S. and Iran Trade Retaliatory Strikes in Contest for Control of Hormuz

By The Maritime Executive
July 7, 2026
The U.S. and Iran have traded another round of retaliatory strikes in their ongoing contest over the control of the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions about the viability of their recently-signed cea...

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