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U.S. Gives Four Underwater-Capable Surveillance Drones to the Philippines

U.S. Gives Four Underwater-Capable Surveillance Drones to the Philippines

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2026
The U.S. government is transferring ownership of four advanced drone boats to the Philippines, expanding the ability of the country's navy to monitor its EEZ and keep an eye on Chinese incursions. The...
California to Sue Trump Administration for Canceled Offshore Wind Lease

California to Sue Trump Administration for Canceled Offshore Wind Lease

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2026
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and the California Energy Commission filed a notice of intent on Tuesday, June 23, to challenge the Trump administration’s deal to cancel a California offshore wi...
Strait of Hormuz Traffic is Beginning to Return, But it is Hard to Spot

Strait of Hormuz Traffic is Beginning to Return, But it is Hard to Spot

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2026
Despite some new conflicting guidance from U.S. and Iranian forces on the safest route through the Strait of Hormuz, commercial shipping is resuming slowly - though it is tough to spot. "50-60 perc...
Why Cargo, Not Ships, Will Decide the Future of Logistics Digitalization

Why Cargo, Not Ships, Will Decide the Future of Logistics Digitalization

By Mikael Lind et al.
June 22, 2026
[by Mikael Lind, Wolfgang Lehmacher, Sandra Haraldson, Morten Brühl, Matilda Gustafsson, David Hallgren, Mikaela Kenne, Krister Rosendahl, Mårten Sondell, Daniel Storm, Hans Thijs, Emil Thodal, and Pe...
DHL Partners with Under-Development Vela Wind-Powered Cargo Ship

DHL Partners with Under-Development Vela Wind-Powered Cargo Ship

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2026
The freight forwarding arm of global shipping giant DHL is partnering to offer customers the option of transporting goods transatlantic on a wind-powered cargo ship. Vela announced its partnership tod...
Regulation is the Only Bar to Offshore Vessels Electrification

Regulation is the Only Bar to Offshore Vessels Electrification

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2026
[By: Bibby Marine] Vessel electrification is no longer a future concept for offshore wind and policy and regulatory alignment is now the main barrier to uptake, a cross-industry panel hosted by Bib...
Four Seasons Plans Changes for Its Second Yacht Cruise Ship

Four Seasons Plans Changes for Its Second Yacht Cruise Ship

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2026
Four Seasons Yachts entered service in March, and as the company moves forward with its expansion, it has announced changes that will be incorporated into its second yacht. The launch of the ultra-lux...
Cruise Lines Expand Winter Deployments in Northern Europe

Cruise Lines Expand Winter Deployments in Northern Europe

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2026
While Europe has long been a popular destination for cruises, it traditionally has been a three-season destination with few cruise ships willing to brave the cold winter climates. This was especially...
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Plummets After Renewed Iranian Blockade Threats

Strait of Hormuz Traffic Plummets After Renewed Iranian Blockade Threats

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2026
Iran has once again closed the Strait of Hormuz, this time in response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon, and tracking services say that marine traffic is obeying the closure order - despite American clai...
Japanese Ro-Ro Cargo Ferry Goes Hard Aground on Its Way to Tokyo

Japanese Ro-Ro Cargo Ferry Goes Hard Aground on Its Way to Tokyo

By The Maritime Executive
June 19, 2026
A Japanese cargo ferry making its way from Osaka to Tokyo went hard aground overnight. While there were no immediate reports of damage or environmental issues, the ship remains hard aground after effo...

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