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Germany Licenses Emden Shipyard to Become First Local Ship Recycler

Germany Licenses Emden Shipyard to Become First Local Ship Recycler

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2025
  Emden Werft and Dock, which has been a provider of repair and conversion services for over 100 years, is set to become Germany’s first maritime recycling facility. According to The Munich Eye, th...
Tariffs Open Up New Opportunities for Trade at Canada's Great Lakes Ports

Tariffs Open Up New Opportunities for Trade at Canada's Great Lakes Ports

By Harry Valentine
May 15, 2025
  Prior to both the pandemic lockdown and the more recent trade tariffs, there was potential to expand direct container ship transportation between European ports and American Great Lakes ports. Wh...
Alfa Laval to Showcase its Latest Innovations at Nor-Shipping 2025

Alfa Laval to Showcase its Latest Innovations at Nor-Shipping 2025

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2025
[By: Alfa Laval] Nor-Shipping, the leading international forum for the Northern European maritime industry, will take place 3-6 June in Oslo, Norway. Alfa Laval will be present in Hall E to meet wi...
Report: Lost Superyacht Was Vulnerable to Capsizing in Winds Over 60 Knots

Report: Lost Superyacht Was Vulnerable to Capsizing in Winds Over 60 Knots

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2025
  A much-anticipated report on the sinking of the superyacht Bayesian suggests that the vessel's ultra-tall mast may have played a key role in its rapid knockdown and sinking off the coast of Sicil...
Pollution Incident at UK’s Felixstowe Port Prompts Warnings

Pollution Incident at UK’s Felixstowe Port Prompts Warnings

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2025
Officials issued a warning on Wednesday, May 14, to the public reporting that there was an ongoing “pollution incident” at the Port of Felixstowe. Few details were provided but reports said it promp...
Surge in Shipments from China May Be Short-Lived Industry Warns

Surge in Shipments from China May Be Short-Lived Industry Warns

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2025
Following the announcement of the 90-day lower of the tariffs between the United States and China, there were multiple reports that shippers were rushing to move goods. While it led to a forecast of...
Coast Guard Brings Louisiana Spill Response to a Close With In-Situ Burn

Coast Guard Brings Louisiana Spill Response to a Close With In-Situ Burn

By The Maritime Executive
May 14, 2025
  The crude oil spill near Pass a Loutre in the Mississippi Delta is winding to a close - and in a dramatic fashion. With the well secured and most cleanup completed, the Coast Guard plans to burn...
ATSB: Delayed Response Raised Risk of Grounding for Drifting Bulker

ATSB: Delayed Response Raised Risk of Grounding for Drifting Bulker

By The Maritime Executive
May 14, 2025
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has released a final report on the double near-grounding of a bulker near Sydney in 2022, and it roundly criticized emergency-management officials for a series...
With 90-Day Tariff Window, Importers Rush to Get Chinese Goods

With 90-Day Tariff Window, Importers Rush to Get Chinese Goods

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2025
  Following the newly-announced pause on the White House's 145 percent tariff on Chinese goods, many American importers are rushing to pay a lesser amount and get their goods into the United States...
Vitol and Grindrod Wind Down Bunker Supplier Cockett Group

Vitol and Grindrod Wind Down Bunker Supplier Cockett Group

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2025
Commodities firms Vitol and Grindrod have decided to wind down their bunkering joint venture, the longtime bunker supplier Cockett. The 45-year-old company is solvent and in a good financial positio...

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