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First Newbuild Inland Hydrogen Cargo Vessel Prepares to Enter Service

First Newbuild Inland Hydrogen Cargo Vessel Prepares to Enter Service

By The Maritime Executive
November 18, 2023
  The first newly built hydrogen-powered vessel is preparing to enter service as part of a demonstration program in the Netherlands designed to support the development of zero-emission shipping. Sh...
Seaqualize Executes First Ever Offshore Transfer Lifts on Vineyard Wind 1

Seaqualize Executes First Ever Offshore Transfer Lifts on Vineyard Wind 1

By The Maritime Executive
November 17, 2023
[By: Seaqualize] Dutch heave compensation specialist Seaqualize executed the world’s first offshore transfer lifts of wind turbine components from a heaving supply vessel. Their newly developed off...
Meyer's Neptun Werft Enters Offshore Business to Build Converter Platforms

Meyer's Neptun Werft Enters Offshore Business to Build Converter Platforms

By The Maritime Executive
November 17, 2023
  Germany’s Meyer Group is continuing its efforts to diversify its shipbuilding operations into new sectors after the downturn in cruise ship construction. Following the model of other shipyards, e...
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Report: More Study Needed on Wind Farms' Effects on Nantucket Whales

By The Conversation
November 16, 2023
As renewable energy production expands across the U.S., the environmental impacts of these new sources are receiving increased attention. In a recent report, the National Academies of Sciences, Engine...
Korean Yard Builds Sail Cargo Ship for Marshall Islands

Korean Yard Builds Sail Cargo Ship for Marshall Islands

By The Maritime Executive
November 16, 2023
A small yard in Geoje, South Korea has launched a modern update of a motor-sail cargo vessel for the Marshall Islands' government shipping company, building on an idea trialed with economical sailing...
Caretakers of the Aquatic Planet

Caretakers of the Aquatic Planet

By Tony Munoz
November 16, 2023
Dredging companies do more than just deepen harbors and riverbeds to facilitate domestic and global trade. They also recycle and repurpose the dredged materials, restore eroded beaches and reclaim dam...
UK Bows to Pressure, Hiking Auction Price of Offshore Wind

UK Bows to Pressure, Hiking Auction Price of Offshore Wind

By The Maritime Executive
November 16, 2023
  The UK government is overhauling the pricing for energy generated from offshore wind as well as other changes to its programs as it looks to reinvigorate an industry slumping under rising costs a...
Project Verdant Pursues UK’s 1st Crew Transfer Vessel Powered by Hydrogen

Project Verdant Pursues UK’s 1st Crew Transfer Vessel Powered by Hydrogen

By The Maritime Executive
November 16, 2023
[By: Green Marine] A pioneering project - supported by the UK’s national innovation agency, Innovate UK - is aiming to retrofit a CTV (Crew Transfer Vessel) with hydrogen fuel cells, to cut CO2 and...
BASF Chairman Claims Chinese Offshore Wind Turbines are "Better"

BASF Chairman Claims Chinese Offshore Wind Turbines are "Better"

By The Maritime Executive
November 15, 2023
The German industrial conglomerate BASF is a giant in the world of chemicals, and operates some of the largest and longest-running chemical parks in the world. It is so big that it can build utility-s...
South Korea Will Invest $534M to Advance Next-Generation Shipbuilding

South Korea Will Invest $534M to Advance Next-Generation Shipbuilding

By The Maritime Executive
November 15, 2023
  The South Korean government outlined its plans to invest in the future of the shipbuilding industry as it seeks to expand its role in supplying the next generation of shipping. The plan calls for...

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