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Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz Remains at a Trickle Due to Uncertainties

Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz Remains at a Trickle Due to Uncertainties

By The Maritime Executive
April 9, 2026
  While there is little agreement on just how many vessels have been able to make the transit through the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the ceasefire, it remains clear that traffic continued...
Shipping Waits and Watches Strait of Hormuz in First Hours of Ceasefire

Shipping Waits and Watches Strait of Hormuz in First Hours of Ceasefire

By The Maritime Executive
April 8, 2026
  While welcoming the news of the announced two-week ceasefire, the shipping industry is remaining cautious and seeking more clarity before ships rush to the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts, however, al...
EcoNavis to Validate and Demonstrate Improved Design for Wind Rotors

EcoNavis to Validate and Demonstrate Improved Design for Wind Rotors

By The Maritime Executive
April 7, 2026
  Scotland-based EcoNavis Solutions believes it has a technological innovation that can enhance the performance of wind rotors. With wind-assisted propulsion gaining increased interest, the company...
Libya Resumes Monitoring Arctic Metagaz as Report Details Ukrainian Attack

Libya Resumes Monitoring Arctic Metagaz as Report Details Ukrainian Attack

By The Maritime Executive
April 7, 2026
Libyan officials are again monitoring the hulk of the Russian-flagged LNG carrier Arctic Metagaz while they continue to discuss how to handle the wreck. At the same time, reports surfaced first in F...
Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz Ticks Up, But Iran Retains Control

Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz Ticks Up, But Iran Retains Control

By The Maritime Executive
April 6, 2026
Transit volume through the Strait of Hormuz remains a fraction of what it was before the Iran conflict, but there are signs that outbound movement is picking up, according to maritime data consultan...
Pirates Abandon Iranian Dhow After Being Hounded by EUNAVFOR for a Week

Pirates Abandon Iranian Dhow After Being Hounded by EUNAVFOR for a Week

By The Maritime Executive
April 6, 2026
EUNAVFOR Atalanta is reporting that its forces confirmed that the suspected Somali pirates abandoned the Iranian-flagged dhow Al Waseemi after having held the vessel and its crew for nearly two week...
When Bridge Teams Lose Control Without Realizing It

When Bridge Teams Lose Control Without Realizing It

By Capt. Volodymyr Smirnov
April 6, 2026
  Following recent discussions on hydrodynamic instability in confined waters, an important operational question remains: Why do experienced bridge teams sometimes lose control of a vessel — withou...
Orca AI Receives ClassNK Qualification for Autonomous Ship Perception

Orca AI Receives ClassNK Qualification for Autonomous Ship Perception

By The Maritime Executive
April 6, 2026
[By: Orca AI] The perception capabilities of the Orca AI platform within the DFFAS+ autonomous ship project have received official Technology Qualification (TQ) from the Japanese classification soc...
Competing Strategies Emerge for Opening the Strait of Hormuz

Competing Strategies Emerge for Opening the Strait of Hormuz

By The Maritime Executive
April 3, 2026
  A resumption of international freedom of movement through the Strait of Hormuz is clearly of vital importance to the maritime community. Doing so by force has, for the moment, been largely rul...
China's Deep Sea Mining Research May Be Cover for Surveillance

China's Deep Sea Mining Research May Be Cover for Surveillance

By Mongabay
April 2, 2026
  [By Elizabeth Claire Alberts and Kara Fox] A Mongabay and CNN investigation found the eight Chinese state-owned ships that conduct deep-sea mining research in China’s mining areas allocated by...

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