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Floating Data Centers on Fast-Flowing Rivers

By The Maritime Executive

September 3, 2025

Advances in information processing technology and programming have increased the need for data centers capable of processing massive volumes of information. Data centers that float on water provi...

JAXPORT Welcomes New Cargo Sales Director Serving Latin America

By The Maritime Executive

September 2, 2025

[By: JAXPORT] Juan Pablo Acosta Magaña joins JAXPORT’s Commercial team as the Director of Cargo Sales for Latin America. In this newly created position, he is responsible for strengthening commerci...

Trump Administration to Target SouthCoast Wind in War on Wind Power

By The Maritime Executive

September 2, 2025

It was revealed in a court filing on Friday, August 29, that the Trump administration, through the Department of the Interior, plans to reconsider permits issued last year to the SouthCoast offsh...

Spill Temporarily Shuts Down a Tanker Mooring at the CPC Terminal

By The Maritime Executive

September 2, 2025

A spill has been reported at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium offshore loading terminal near Novorossiysk, Russia, but accounts of its size and significance vary. On August 29, petroleum was r...

China’s Dongfang Electric Hoists 26 MW Offshore Wind Turbine for Testing

By The Maritime Executive

September 1, 2025

Dongfang Electric Wind Power completed the hoisting of the 26 MW offshore wind turbine for testing on August 29 as the industry races forward with the huge next generation of turbines. It is one of...

ITF Warns Abandoned Tanker Crew is Caught in Sanctions on Illicit Oil Trade

By The Maritime Executive

September 1, 2025

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) is calling attention to the fate of 19 seafarers abandoned on a sanctioned product tanker that has been lying off the UAE for months. The organi...

Disney Adventure Cruise Ship Departs Wismar for Trials

By The Maritime Executive

September 1, 2025

Disney’s newest cruise ship and the eleventh largest in the cruise industry departed Wismar, Germany, on the evening of September 1, for sea trials. It marks several firsts as Disney will be the thi...

Cruise Industry Sues Hawaii Saying “Green Fee” is Unconstitutional

By The Maritime Executive

September 1, 2025

The cruise industry has taken the unusual step of filing a lawsuit seeking to enjoin the enforcement of a new Hawaiian law that they claim is unconstitutional and will impose unreasonable fees on cr...

Pacific Island Nations are Divided Over Deep Sea Mining

By The Conversation

August 31, 2025

[By Kolaia Raisele and Aidan Craney] In recent years, Pacific island nations have earned global credibility as champions of climate action. Pacific leaders view sea level rise as an existentia...

Evolving Role for Ship Managers

By Allan E. Jordan

August 29, 2025

Ship management is often identified as a tool for smaller fleets or individual shipowners to run their ships and keep up with the majors. The leading ship managers, however, say the practice is e...

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