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Total Eren Plans Giant Green Ammonia Project on the Strait of Magellan

Total Eren Plans Giant Green Ammonia Project on the Strait of Magellan

By The Maritime Executive
April 18, 2022
French renewable-power company Total Eren (formerly Eren RE) has commissioned an initial engineering study for a mega-scale green hydrogen and green ammonia plant in the Magallanes region of southern...
Tidal Power is Set for a Commercial Breakthrough in the UK

Tidal Power is Set for a Commercial Breakthrough in the UK

By Simon Waldman
April 18, 2022
Tidal energy has long lurked at the back of the UK’s renewable energy arsenal, outshone by its wind and solar counterparts due in part to early issues with technology readiness and high costs. Yet...
In a First, U.S. Navy Shoots Down Cruise Missile With a Laser System

In a First, U.S. Navy Shoots Down Cruise Missile With a Laser System

By The Maritime Executive
April 18, 2022
The U.S. Navy reports that it has shot down a simulated cruise missile using an all-electric laser weapon for the first time ever. The Navy has used a laser to shoot down a missile before - but lon...
Fincantieri to Build Two More Ships for Offshore Wind Farms Market

Fincantieri to Build Two More Ships for Offshore Wind Farms Market

By The Maritime Executive
April 17, 2022
[By: Fincantieri] Fincantieri, through its subsidiary Vard, has signed with the Norwegian company Norwind Offshore the contract for the design and construction of 2 further Commissioning Service Op...
Turbine Installation Begins at France’s First Offshore Wind Farm

Turbine Installation Begins at France’s First Offshore Wind Farm

By The Maritime Executive
April 14, 2022
After nearly three years in development, France’s first offshore wind farm moved into a final stage of construction with the installation yesterday of the first of the wind turbines. Located near Sain...
Saipem Crane Ship Takes on Heavy List After Rigging Failure

Saipem Crane Ship Takes on Heavy List After Rigging Failure

By The Maritime Executive
April 14, 2022
A lifting accident with one of the world’s largest semisubmersible cranes caused tense moments in Norway as onlookers feared the vessel might be sinking. The Norwegian authorities are reporting that t...
Durban Works to Restart Operation After Severe Floods Force Suspension

Durban Works to Restart Operation After Severe Floods Force Suspension

By The Maritime Executive
April 13, 2022
Transnet, the operator of South Africa’s ports, reported that it was gradually resuming operations at the Port of Durban after a 36-hour total suspension of operations and ship movements due to severe...
Ukraine Claims to Have Struck the Flagship of Russia's Black Sea Fleet

Ukraine Claims to Have Struck the Flagship of Russia's Black Sea Fleet

By Paul Benecki
April 13, 2022
[Updated: Russian state media outlet RIA Novosti confirms an explosion aboard the Moskva resulting in "serious damage," but asserts that the cause was a shipboard fire and the detonation of ammunition...
Singapore Details $120M in Fuel Contamination Reaching 200 Ships

Singapore Details $120M in Fuel Contamination Reaching 200 Ships

By The Maritime Executive
April 13, 2022
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore released additional details on the current fuel contamination problem that began in the port in mid-February and was reported to the authorities in mid-Mar...
Uzmar Completes Construction of Three RAstar 4200 ASD Tugs

Uzmar Completes Construction of Three RAstar 4200 ASD Tugs

By The Maritime Executive
April 13, 2022
[By: Robert Allan] Smit Lamnalco awarded a construction contract to Uzmar, Turkey for three RAstar 4200 ASD tugs in 2019. The three purpose-designed and built tugs SL IBO, SL MATEMO and SL MACALOE...

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