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Storms Wreak Havoc on Shipping in the Mediterranean and Black Sea

By The Maritime Executive

November 27, 2023

Strong storms moved across the Mediterranean and Black Sea with Russian and Turkish authorities saying the storms in their region were among the strongest they have experienced. At least five shi...

Turkish Deputy Questions Whether Lost Freighter Was Damaged by Mine

By The Maritime Executive

November 27, 2023

The search for missing crewmembers from the lost freighter Kafkametler continues at the port of Eregli, Turkey, one week after the vessel sank in a severe storm. A parliamentary inquiry has been launc...

Dealfeng® Rotor Sail Installation Completed on Oil Tanker

By The Maritime Executive

November 27, 2023

[By: Dealfeng New Energy Technology] Following a partnership between Dealfeng New Energy Technology and Haiyue in October 2022, the installation of a one set of 4m x 16m Dealfeng Rotor Sails on a 5...

Aging Freighter With History of Deficiencies Sinks in Aegean

By The Maritime Executive

November 26, 2023

A Comoros-flagged bulker with a history of serious inspection deficiencies has gone down off the island of Lesbos, according to the Hellenic Coast Guard. On Sunday morning, the freighter Raptor wa...

Wind Power and Weather Routing Could Cut Ships' Emissions by a Third

By The Conversation

November 26, 2023

[By James Mason, Alice Larkin and Simon Bullock] In the vast expanse of the world’s oceans, a transformation is underway. The international shipping sector, made up of thousands of massive cargo...

Low Air Draft Creates Whale of a Tale for Carnival Cruise Ship

By The Maritime Executive

November 24, 2023

Carnival Cruise Line is facing a “whale tail” of a problem for its cruise ship Carnival Panorama (133,596 gross tons) which is in urgent need of repairs. The cruise ship requires too much air dra...

Why is Offshore Wind Soaring in China When it's Struggling in the West?

By The Maritime Executive

November 24, 2023

While the offshore wind industry is struggling with inflation and high interest rates in the West, China's market is soaring. To learn why, TME recently spoke with Joseph Webster, senior fellow at the...

Three Percent of Gulf Oil Production Shut in by Pipeline Breach

By The Maritime Executive

November 23, 2023

The pipeline spill that released up to 1.1 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico last week has forced the shut-in of about 61,000 barrels a day of production, according to the U.S. Coast Guar...

Photos: Navy Makes Progress on Recovering P-8 Aircraft From Kaneohe Bay

By The Maritime Executive

November 23, 2023

The U.S. Navy is making progress on retrieving the wreck of a P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft that ran off the end of a runway at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii on Monday. A Navy structural engineer ha...

Op-Ed: Unmanned Naval Vessels Will Take Long-Term Development

November 23, 2023

[By James J. Wirtz] Will unmanned forces transform naval campaigning? Given recent events following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, maritime transformation appears to be well underway. Autonomous...

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