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Royal Navy Submariners Win World's Toughest Rowing Race

Royal Navy Submariners Win World's Toughest Rowing Race

By Royal Navy News
January 21, 2024
A team of Royal Navy submariners today arrived in Antigua having won the world’s toughest rowing race: 3,000 miles across the Atlantic. After 35 days four hours and 30 minutes in their tiny boat Ca...
Glamox to Light the Largest Offshore Wind Farm in the United States

Glamox to Light the Largest Offshore Wind Farm in the United States

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2024
[By: Glamox] Glamox, a world leader in lighting, has won a contract from Bladt Industries A/S of Denmark to provide lighting for 176 wind turbine transition pieces for the Coastal Virginia Offshore...
“K” Line Prepares for New EEDI with Methanol-Ready Bulker Order

“K” Line Prepares for New EEDI with Methanol-Ready Bulker Order

By The Maritime Executive
January 18, 2024
After a decade of building a successful class of bulkers specifically designed for the coal transport sector, Japan’s Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (“K” LINE) is launching a new class of vessels designed to...
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, NAPA and Cadmatic To Develop Digital Shipyard

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, NAPA and Cadmatic To Develop Digital Shipyard

By The Maritime Executive
January 18, 2024
[By: Cadmatic] HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world’s largest shipyard, has announced a joint development project (JDP) with NAPA and Cadmatic, two leading providers of smart 3D maritime design,...
Salvors Will Dismantle Trawler That Ran Aground Near Portland, Maine

Salvors Will Dismantle Trawler That Ran Aground Near Portland, Maine

By The Maritime Executive
January 18, 2024
The U.S. Coast Guard has approved a plan to dismantle a trawler that ran aground near Portland, Maine over the weekend, according to local media.  The trawler Tara Lynn II grounded in the early hou...
ONE Continues Fleet Investments Ordering Its First Methanol-Fueled Ships

ONE Continues Fleet Investments Ordering Its First Methanol-Fueled Ships

By The Maritime Executive
January 17, 2024
  Ocean Network Express (ONE) is continuing to move forward with an aggressive fleet investment program announcing its next major order and this time it is for a dozen methanol dual-fueled containe...
Australian Research Vessel Maps New Subsea Canyon in Antarctic Storm

Australian Research Vessel Maps New Subsea Canyon in Antarctic Storm

By The Maritime Executive
January 16, 2024
The Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) is celebrating the capabilities of its controversial new research ship RSV Nuyina after the discovery of a massive underwater canyon. The icebreaker was on a...
Taiwan's Election Brings Risk of Conflict With China

Taiwan's Election Brings Risk of Conflict With China

By The Strategist
January 16, 2024
On 13 January, Lai Ching-te of Taiwan’s independence-minded Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), was elected president of the raucously democratic island that China claims as its own. Also known as Wil...
Philippine Coast Guard Rescues Crew from Ship After Cargo Shifts in Storm

Philippine Coast Guard Rescues Crew from Ship After Cargo Shifts in Storm

By The Maritime Executive
January 16, 2024
The crew of a small general cargo ship operating in the Philippines was rescued after their ship began listing in a storm in the southern Philippines in the Sulu Sea. The crew was rescued and brough...
Under New CEO, Euronav Plans to Buy 120 Low-Carbon Ships

Under New CEO, Euronav Plans to Buy 120 Low-Carbon Ships

By The Maritime Executive
January 15, 2024
Tanker giant Euronav has a new CEO, and he envisions a dramatic course correction. Alexander Saverys, a member of the shipowning family behind Compagnie Maritime Belge (CMB), took control of Euronav l...

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