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Strategic Marine Signs 3-Vessel Order with Chartwell Marine

Strategic Marine Signs 3-Vessel Order with Chartwell Marine

By The Maritime Executive
November 15, 2022
[By: Strategic Marine] The Brevity-class vessels, from Chartwell’s offshore wind range, will be progressively delivered between 2023 and 2024 Latest order expands Strategic Marine’s product of...
Court Finds Three Vessels at Fault in Suez Pileup

Court Finds Three Vessels at Fault in Suez Pileup

By The Maritime Executive
November 14, 2022
An admiralty court in London has found fault with all three vessels involved in a collision on the Suez Canal in 2018, including a bulker that struck two vessels within the span of a single day.  O...
UK Selects Wind Propulsion Tech in Latest Round of Grant Funding

UK Selects Wind Propulsion Tech in Latest Round of Grant Funding

By The Maritime Executive
November 14, 2022
The UK Government has selected a startup that is developing a new approach to wind-assisted propulsion as one of the projects that will receive funding in the second round of a multi-year clean mariti...
Maritime Executive

US EPA Collaborates with Mexico’s PEMEX to Reduce Methane Emissions 

By The Maritime Executive
November 14, 2022
As environmentalists continue to focus attention on the release of methane and pressure build on nations around the world to stop methane emissions, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is taking...
Maritime Executive

World’s Largest Floating Wind Farm Generates First Power

By The Maritime Executive
November 14, 2022
Norway’s floating wind farm Hywind Tampen, located nearly 90 miles off the west coast began power production on Sunday, November 13. The project is unique both as it is part of the emergence of floati...
The U.S. Coast Guard's Role at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

The U.S. Coast Guard's Role at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

By U.S. Coast Guard News
November 14, 2022
[By Nora L. Chidlow] On May 27, 1958, the Coast Guard Cutter Ingham quietly escorted the Navy destroyer USS Blandy up the Potomac River, toward Washington, D.C. Blandy carried the mortal remains of...
Shell Joins 3D Printing Project for Repair of Undersea Pipelines

Shell Joins 3D Printing Project for Repair of Undersea Pipelines

By The Maritime Executive
November 14, 2022
Shell is joining a joint industry project that is working to develop and test advanced 3D printing technologies to be used for ocean repairs of undersea assets. According to the partners in the projec...
Upgrades & Downgrades: Workboats Rising

Upgrades & Downgrades: Workboats Rising

By Jack O'Connell
November 14, 2022
It’s been a long time since we last visited the offshore workboat market, and for good reason. Nothing but bad news. Plunging day rates, too many vessels, a shrinking rig fleet, layoffs, false recover...
Boskalis: Strong Third Q. and Delivering on the Key Strategic Themes

Boskalis: Strong Third Q. and Delivering on the Key Strategic Themes

By The Maritime Executive
November 14, 2022
[By: Boskalis] THIRD-QUARTER HIGHLIGHTS Busy quarter with an increase in revenue and earnings Order book: EUR 5.1 billion Solid balance sheet with increase in net cash position Delistin...
France, India Strengthen Naval Cooperation as Chinese Presence Grows

France, India Strengthen Naval Cooperation as Chinese Presence Grows

By The Maritime Executive
November 13, 2022
Last week, India and France conducted joint surveillance and mapping of the southwest Indian Ocean, the latest instance of growing cooperation between the two powers in maritime affairs. An Indian Nav...

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