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Chinese Bulker Goes Aground in Suez Canal

By The Maritime Executive

May 24, 2023

On Thursday, a Chinese bulker went aground in the Suez Canal, prompting an effort to carry out a refloat. The Xin Hai Tong 23 entered the canal from the south and ran aground in the narrow lower s...

Op-Ed: Permanently Assign Unwanted LCS to U.S. Southern Command

May 24, 2023

[By Wilder Alejandro Sánchez and Ryan Markey] The United States Navy has announced plans to decommission two Littoral Combat Ships (LCSs) in 2024. The Independence-variants USS Jackson (LCS 6) and...

Trafigura: Global South Could Power Shipping With Green Fuels

By The Maritime Executive

May 24, 2023

In a new white paper released Tuesday, shipping executives at commodities trading house Trafigura argued that incentivizing a transition to zero-carbon marine fuels would not only help meet emissions...

Construction Begins in Sweden on Europe’s Largest E-Methanol Project

By The Maritime Executive

May 24, 2023

Construction began with a ceremonial groundbreaking for what is being called Europe’s largest e-methanol project. Due to begin production in 2025 producing around 50,000 tonnes annually, the facility...

Five Methanol-Fueled Containerships with Wingsails Ordered in Korea

By The Maritime Executive

May 24, 2023

French startup Zéphyr & Borée is widely believed to be behind an order placed at South Korea’s Hyundai Mipo Shipyard which calls for the construction of five innovative containerships. While the compa...

Captain of Wrecked OS 35 Bulker Pleads Guilty to Charges in Gibraltar

By The Maritime Executive

May 24, 2023

The captain of wreck bulker OS 35, which sank off Gibraltar in August 2022, could be sentenced to jail time after agreeing to plead guilty today in a Gibraltar court. As reported by the Gibraltar Chro...

Indian Government to Pay 30% Subsidy to Build Green Shipping

By The Maritime Executive

May 23, 2023

The Indian government unveiled a series of initiatives designed to encourage the adoption of green technology in the shipping industry by providing financial support and also focusing on port moderniz...

Troubled Containership Towed Back to New Zealand for More Repairs

By The Maritime Executive

May 23, 2023

The containership Shiling (66,500 dwt) returned to Wellington, New Zealand today, May 23, after a tow to bring the vessel back so that it can again undergo engine repairs. The troubled ship, which is...

Hanzevast Shipping and Castor Marine for Renewal of IT Infrastructure

By The Maritime Executive

May 23, 2023

[By: Castor Marine] Bulk carrier operator and investor Hanzevast Shipping BV and Dutch maritime IT and SatCom infrastructure provider Castor Marine have completed the renewal of all onboard IT comm...

Rising Costs Prompt Equinor to Pull Plug on Floating Wind Project

By The Maritime Executive

May 22, 2023

Norwegian state oil company Equinor has pulled the plug on a floating wind-to-platform power project on the Norwegian continental shelf, citing rising costs. In June 2022, Equinor joined with Peto...

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