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Despite Challenges, Floating Offshore Wind Capacity Continues to Grow

Despite Challenges, Floating Offshore Wind Capacity Continues to Grow

By The Maritime Executive
October 11, 2026
The world is recording a significant increase in electricity being generated by floating offshore wind farms, with a new report showing that operational capacity has increased by 38 percent over the p...
MacGregor to Equip Four Additional Skywalker-class CSOVs with Motion-Compensated Cranes and Gangways

MacGregor to Equip Four Additional Skywalker-class CSOVs with Motion-Compensated Cranes and Gangways

By The Maritime Executive
October 11, 2026
[By MacGregor] The order builds on the proven performance, reliability and safety of MacGregor’s motion-compensated cranes and gangways. MacGregor has won an order from Nantong Rainbow Offshore...
U.S. Hits Chinese-Owned Freighter, Claiming it Ran Blockade on Iran

U.S. Hits Chinese-Owned Freighter, Claiming it Ran Blockade on Iran

By The Maritime Executive
October 11, 2026
For the first time in weeks, U.S. forces have used kinetic methods to disable a ship in the Gulf of Oman for allegedly running the American blockade on Iran.  On Saturday, an American fighter jet s...
Port of Los Angeles Has Best Month Ever, Capping Four-Month Surge in TEUs

Port of Los Angeles Has Best Month Ever, Capping Four-Month Surge in TEUs

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2026
The Port of Los Angeles reported on Friday that it has just completed the strongest month in the port’s history, with container volumes dramatically ahead of last year and the port’s five-year average...
Op-Ed: Decarbonization in Shipping is More Than a Single Decision

Op-Ed: Decarbonization in Shipping is More Than a Single Decision

By Oskar Levander
October 9, 2026
The maritime industry entered 2026 with less regulatory certainty than it had a year earlier, not more. The most consequential piece of global shipping regulation of the decade, the International Mari...
The VL Prosperity Breach: What U.S. Cybersecurity Rules Already Require

The VL Prosperity Breach: What U.S. Cybersecurity Rules Already Require

By Liz Martin
October 9, 2026
On August 21, 2026, U.S. Coast Guard law enforcement, USCG Cyber Protection Team (CPT), a vessel inspector and FBI Cyber Action Team (CAT) boarded a 333-meter crude oil tanker in the Atlantic. The shi...
More Tankers Struck as IRGC Expands Threat Against Non-Compliant Vessels

More Tankers Struck as IRGC Expands Threat Against Non-Compliant Vessels

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2026
The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Navy issued a statement on Friday, taking credit for a series of recent attacks on tankers, saying it was increasing enforcement on non-compliant vessels and the...
Hurricane Isaias Prompts Shut-Ins for 60 Percent of Gulf Oil Production

Hurricane Isaias Prompts Shut-Ins for 60 Percent of Gulf Oil Production

By The Maritime Executive
October 8, 2026
As Hurricane Isaias closes in on the Gulf coast, the National Hurricane Center is warning residents from eastern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle to get ready for a "life-threatening storm surge."...
US and UK Pile on Sanctions to Increase Pressure on Iran and Russia

US and UK Pile on Sanctions to Increase Pressure on Iran and Russia

By The Maritime Executive
October 8, 2026
Sanctions remain one of the primary tools used by the West to increase pressure on both Russia and Iran. The UK launched its second package of sanctions in a week, going after Russia’s oil and financi...
Large Bulker Abandoned After Attack Drifts Hundreds of Miles in Black Sea

Large Bulker Abandoned After Attack Drifts Hundreds of Miles in Black Sea

By The Maritime Executive
October 8, 2026
Bulgaria’s military reports it is monitoring the movements of an abandoned bulker that is drifting in the Black Sea. A month after the vessel was struck near Ukraine, it reappeared earlier this week o...

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