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Turbine Blade Breaks Apart and Washes Ashore from Vineyard Wind

Turbine Blade Breaks Apart and Washes Ashore from Vineyard Wind

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2024
  Vineyard Wind, one of the first large offshore wind farms in the United States, is suffering an embarrassing incident after one of the recently installed turbines experienced what the company is...
Debris Washes Ashore in South Africa from Grounded Cargo Ship

Debris Washes Ashore in South Africa from Grounded Cargo Ship

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2024
  South African officials are warning that the fertilizer cargo and debris from the grounded bulker Ultra Galaxy is washing ashore after the vessel was pounded by a week of bad weather. Breaks in t...
Thordon Supplies Water-Lubricated Bearings to Largest Wind Assisted Ship

Thordon Supplies Water-Lubricated Bearings to Largest Wind Assisted Ship

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2024
[By: Thordon Bearings] Thordon Bearings has secured an order from French shipbuilding giant Chantiers de l'Atlantique to supply its award-winning COMPAC seawater-lubricated propeller shaft bearings...
WIND Group Welcomes Draftec

WIND Group Welcomes Draftec

By The Maritime Executive
July 15, 2024
[By: WIND] WIND Group has announced that equipment engineering and manufacturing company Draftec will join the WIND family. Together, they will enhance the support and services provided to their sh...
How a Gulf of Alaska Test Range Helped Israel Defend Itself From Iran

How a Gulf of Alaska Test Range Helped Israel Defend Itself From Iran

By Mia Bennett
July 14, 2024
  At the Pacific Spaceport Complex in Kodiak, Alaska, in 2019, the Israelis successfully tested an anti-ballistic missile system that intercepts weapons in space. Now, in the Israel-Hamas War, it’s...
State of Flow

State of Flow

By Chad Fuhrmann
July 14, 2024
  Day-to-day operations on board vessels are a constant mix of critical tasks and mind-numbing repetition – all of which are crucial for safe and efficient operations. And while it may sound straig...
Do Drones Have a Future in Latin America and the Caribbean?

Do Drones Have a Future in Latin America and the Caribbean?

July 14, 2024
  [By Wilder Alejandro Sanchez] Written by Wilder Alejandro Sanchez, The Southern Tide addresses maritime security issues throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. The column discusses regiona...
Salvage Crews Wait for Heavy Weather to Subside to Board Grounded Bulker

Salvage Crews Wait for Heavy Weather to Subside to Board Grounded Bulker

By The Maritime Executive
July 12, 2024
  Salvage teams working to prevent an oil leak and pollution from the grounded Ultrabulk vessel Ultra Galaxy are waiting for South Africa’s bad weather to subside. The vessel grounded late on Tuesd...
New Jersey Received Only Three Proposals in Fourth Round Wind Solicitation

New Jersey Received Only Three Proposals in Fourth Round Wind Solicitation

By The Maritime Executive
July 12, 2024
  Reports indicate that there was a lackluster response to New Jersey’s fourth round of solicitations for offshore wind projects. The state has already suffered setbacks after Ørsted walked away in...
After Final Failed Attempt, Pentagon Calls Quits on Gaza Aid Pier

After Final Failed Attempt, Pentagon Calls Quits on Gaza Aid Pier

By The Maritime Executive
July 11, 2024
After a final failed delivery attempt, the Pentagon has given up on the temporary aid pier for Gaza, and will disassemble and permanently remove it after just 23 days of active service.  The aid pi...

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