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Protestors Demonstrate as Deep-Sea Mining Vessel Completes Trial

Protestors Demonstrate as Deep-Sea Mining Vessel Completes Trial

By The Maritime Executive
November 21, 2022
  Greenpeace activists from Mexico and New Zealand renewed their protests over deep-sea mining again targeting the drill ship Hidden Gem, as it returned from its first test mission in the Pacific....
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TSB: Bulker Tecumseh Had Long History of Fuel Leaks Before Fire

By The Maritime Executive
November 20, 2022
The Canadian bulk carrier Tecumseh had a long history of engine failures even before a fire ignited in its engine room in December 2019, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) determined....
India and France Conduct Joint Surveillance in Indian Ocean

India and France Conduct Joint Surveillance in Indian Ocean

By The Maritime Executive
November 18, 2022
India and France are increasing their collaboration in the Indian Ocean aimed at increasing maritime safety in the region. The two countries recently conducted their latest joint surveillance and mapp...
NTSB: $1M Loss Due to Electrical Failure Causing Barges to Ground

NTSB: $1M Loss Due to Electrical Failure Causing Barges to Ground

By The Maritime Executive
November 18, 2022
The National Transport Safety Board (NTSB) has called for proper operation and maintenance of electrical equipment in vessels after it emerged that maintenance may have contributed to an electrical ge...
Fisherman Missing and Presumed Dead in Barents Sea Man-Overboard

Fisherman Missing and Presumed Dead in Barents Sea Man-Overboard

By The Maritime Executive
November 18, 2022
A fisherman who went over the side of a trawler in the Barents Sea on Tuesday is presumed dead, according to the Northern Norway Rescue Center.   Jo Aron Kvinge Rogne, 26, was reported missing aboa...
Brodosplit Shipyard Looks to Floating Offshore Wind for New Business

Brodosplit Shipyard Looks to Floating Offshore Wind for New Business

By The Maritime Executive
November 17, 2022
Brodosplit Shipyard is hoping that floating offshore wind could create a new line of business, offsetting the financial difficulties it has encountered because of the ongoing war in Ukraine. In Apr...
Order Placed for Pioneering Methanol-Fueled Cable Installation Vessel

Order Placed for Pioneering Methanol-Fueled Cable Installation Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
November 17, 2022
The shipping industry is continuing the rapid adoption of methanol which is quickly emerging as the alternative fuel of choice for new vessel construction.  The latest example comes from a Norwegian o...
Vineyard Wind Invests in "Autonomous Lookout" to Protect Whales

Vineyard Wind Invests in "Autonomous Lookout" to Protect Whales

By The Maritime Executive
November 17, 2022
The first full-scale offshore wind farm in the United States, Vineyard Wind, is under construction now off the coast of Massachusetts, and its developer is investing in extra measures to prevent whale...
US Identifies 1.7M Acres of Wind Energy Areas in the Central Atlantic

US Identifies 1.7M Acres of Wind Energy Areas in the Central Atlantic

By The Maritime Executive
November 16, 2022
As the next step in the development of the U.S.’s offshore wind energy sector, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) announced eight draft Wind Energy Areas (WEAs) offshore the U.S. central Atl...
Despite Price Concerns, Avangrid Keeps Commonwealth Wind in Play

Despite Price Concerns, Avangrid Keeps Commonwealth Wind in Play

By The Maritime Executive
November 16, 2022
The Commonwealth Wind project off the coast of Massachusetts remains in play after its developer agreed to move forward with state review of its existing contracts. Avangrid, the Spanish utility compa...

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