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Vietnam's Ports Benefit From Geopolitics and Trade Wars

By The Lowy Interpreter

February 4, 2024

[By Selwyn Parker] Vietnam’s main ports have shot up the world rankings in terms of volumes of container-based traffic as manufacturers increasingly pull out of China in the wake of the tariff...

Steel Cutting Ceremony Marks Commencement of the Build of New CSOV

By The Maritime Executive

February 2, 2024

[By: Damen Shipyards Group] On the 19th of January, the steel cutting ceremony for the new Construction Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) 9020 for Ta San Shang Marine Co. Ltd (TSSM), a joint venture...

UK Funds Project to Develop Rotor Sails for Mid-Range Vessels

By The Maritime Executive

February 1, 2024

The UK through its Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition is funding a year-long project which seeks to expand the applicability of rotor sails to more classes of vessels. Anemoi Marine Technologies...

Design Approval Sought for World’s First High-Speed Fuel Cell Vessel

By The Maritime Executive

February 1, 2024

A Norwegian project to develop what they are calling the world’s first high-speed vessel employing fuel cells to achieve zero emissions has reached a milestone as it seeks design approval. The pr...

Bardex Corporation Expands Staff, Facilities as Project Roster Grows

By The Maritime Executive

February 1, 2024

[By: Bardex] Bardex, a global leader in engineered solutions and products for heavy lifting, large-vessel transfer, and other challenging marine-based applications, has over the past several months...

Galveston LNG Bunker Port Sets Site for Proposed LNG Bunkering Facility

January 31, 2024

Galveston LNG Bunker Port (GLBP) has announced its lease-agreement with the City of Texas City for 140 acres of land on Shoal Point in Galveston County, Texas, adjacent to the Texas City Ship Channel...

Red Sea Tensions May Help Revive Somali Piracy

By The Maritime Executive

January 31, 2024

Maritime security analysts are concerned that the disruption in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden may be creating new opportunities for Somali pirates, who had been quasi-dormant since 2012 but have recent...

Mexican Navy Opts for Thordon Bearings to Reduce Waterjet Impeller Damage

By The Maritime Executive

January 31, 2024

[By: Thordon Bearings] Thordon Bearings secures a second major Mexican Navy contract for the supply of its water-lubricated SXL wear rings for retrofit installation to the waterjet propulsion nozzl...

Amazon Buys Half of an Offshore Wind Farm's Power

By The Maritime Executive

January 30, 2024

Most offshore wind farms sell their electricity to a utility. Others are owned by a utility and provide the power to their own grid. A small number find a different way to market by selling some of th...

Advanced Design with Suction Sail for Unique Tahiti Cargo-Passenger Ship

By The Maritime Executive

January 30, 2024

Designs were presented for a unique combination cargo passenger ship that will launch in 2026 providing critical service between Tahiti and the remote Austral Islands. Designed to be a vital supp...

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