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Glamox New Contract to Light World’s Most Environmentally Friendly Tankers

By The Maritime Executive

May 15, 2024

[By: Glamox] Glamox, a world leader in lighting, has won a contract to light two Vinga series vessels, regarded as the most advanced high-end intermediate-sized chemical tankers in the world, owned...

Boston Man Charged With Pointing a Laser at a Coast Guard Helicopter

By The Maritime Executive

May 14, 2024

Police have arrested and charged a Massachusetts resident for allegedly aiming a high powered laser at a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter as it came in for a landing. Lasing incidents are an increasing and...

Philippines Says HD Hyundai’s Partnership at Subic Will Launch Shipbuilding

By The Maritime Executive

May 14, 2024

Officials in the Philippines hailed the announcement that U.S. private equity firm Cerberus and South Korea’s HD Hyundai Heavy Industries have completed a strategic partnership agreement for ship...

Photos: Air Force Sends A-10 Warthogs to Escort a Ballistic Missile Sub

By The Maritime Executive

May 13, 2024

America's nuclear ballistic missile subs are some of the highest-value maritime assets in the world, and they always have a force-protection escort when they enter and exit a port. Previous experience...

First U.S.-Built SOV Christened for Ørsted’s Offshore Wind Operations

By The Maritime Executive

May 13, 2024

Marking what is being called another milestone in the emerging U.S. offshore wind energy sector, the first U.S.-built service operations vessel (SOV) has completed construction. Named ECO Edison,...

Australia to Phase Out All Live Export Within Four Years

By The Maritime Executive

May 12, 2024

The government of Australia plans to say farewell to the continent's dwindling live export trade, and will introduce legislation to phase it out altogether within four years. Live export is controvers...

Green Shipping Could Launch Massive Jobs Boom

By The Maritime Executive

May 12, 2024

Over four million clean jobs could be created by the global shipping industry in the coming decades as the push to decarbonize gains momentum, according to the Global Maritime Forum (GMF). In...

Momentum is Building for Ammonia as Technology Matures

By René Sejer Laursen

May 12, 2024

Demand for ammonia is being transformed by the energy transition. Until recently used as an input for fertilizer and chemical products, new markets for green and blue ammonia are emerging, replac...

Why U.S. Offshore Wind Power is Struggling

By The Conversation

May 10, 2024

[By Christopher Niezrecki] America’s first large-scale offshore wind farms began sending power to the Northeast in early 2024, but a wave of wind farm project cancellations and rising costs ha...

Floating Solar Startup SolarDuck Completes Installation in Tokyo

By The Maritime Executive

May 9, 2024

Renewable power startup SolarDuck has completed the installation and commissioning of a floating solar demonstration project in the Tokyo Bay area. In cooperation with Kyocera Communication System...

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