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Rescue Plan Underway to Tow Disabled Containership Back to Port

Rescue Plan Underway to Tow Disabled Containership Back to Port

By The Maritime Executive
May 15, 2023
Officials in New Zealand are working with the port of Wellington as well as the owners of a disabled containership to resolve a plan to bring the ship safely back to port to once again undergo repairs...
Furthering Digital Transformation With Reliable Satellite Connectivity

Furthering Digital Transformation With Reliable Satellite Connectivity

By Intelsat
May 15, 2023
The pace of digital transformation in the maritime industry continues to accelerate. Fleet owners and operators have embraced technology to better manage and cope with new climate regulations, evolvin...
Wind Power Becomes the Largest Source of Electricity in Britain

Wind Power Becomes the Largest Source of Electricity in Britain

By The Maritime Executive
May 14, 2023
For the first time, Britain’s wind farms generated more electricity than gas-fired power stations in the first three months of this year. These findings were released last week ahead of the quarterly...
ABS Explores Near-Shore Green Hydrogen Production in Korea

ABS Explores Near-Shore Green Hydrogen Production in Korea

By The Maritime Executive
May 13, 2023
[By: ABS] ABS joined Korean industry leaders in the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to produce a feasibility study for a near-shore floating platform of green hydrogen production and...
Disabled Boxship Being Towed to Sheltered Bay After Repeated Problems

Disabled Boxship Being Towed to Sheltered Bay After Repeated Problems

By The Maritime Executive
May 12, 2023
A disabled Singapore register containership, Shiling, is under tow heading back to New Zealand after earlier in the day issuing a Mayday distress call. Maritime New Zealand is reporting that the situa...
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Study: Cost to Plug Old Gulf of Mexico Offshore Wells Could be $30B

By The Maritime Executive
May 11, 2023
In a new study published in the prominent journal Nature Energy, a team of researchers from UC San Diego and Louisiana State University put together a cost estimate for what it would take to plug and...
Black Sea Traffic Dwindles as Grain Talks Drag on in Turkey

Black Sea Traffic Dwindles as Grain Talks Drag on in Turkey

By The Maritime Executive
May 11, 2023
The movement of ships along the Black Sea grain corridor has come to a virtual halt as talks led by Turkey seek to find a resolution to maintain the exports. While there was agreement to work to relea...
ABS, KSOE Plan New Study on Floating H2 Production off Korea

ABS, KSOE Plan New Study on Floating H2 Production off Korea

By The Maritime Executive
May 10, 2023
ABS and KSOE have announced a new study on the possibility of installing a near-shore floating platform for wind-powered hydrogen production off the coast of South Korea. The project builds on the exp...
Video: USCG Medevacs Cruise Passenger Who Swallowed a Battery

Video: USCG Medevacs Cruise Passenger Who Swallowed a Battery

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2023
Last weekend, the U.S. Coast Guard's Houston command center received an unusual medevac request: a cruise ship passenger had swallowed a battery and needed specialized treatment.  On Saturday eveni...
North Star Expands Vard Newbuild Orders with 2+2 CSOVs Due in 2025

North Star Expands Vard Newbuild Orders with 2+2 CSOVs Due in 2025

By The Maritime Executive
May 9, 2023
With demand continuing to grow for vessels to support the offshore wind industry and analysts projecting a need for more vessels, the UK’s North Star has entered into an additional building contract w...

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